いまむら病院 - Ichinomiya

Mother with dementia was saved. My life has reached the limit, since I need to be in need of care 5. I was at a loss because nursing homes were expensive to use and I had to do some work, so I was even more concerned about it with my mother. Then, when I looked at the signs on the street and visited them, I found that the hospitalization fee was so low that I couldn't compare it to a nursing home. Not only do the teachers explain carefully, but are you a worker for our family? He suggested various things and helped me with all the procedures. Imamura Hospital, thank you for your continued support.

I would like to frankly state what I felt about the "Friday teacher" that I had written before. It's just about "Friday teachers", so please understand that the same is not true for teachers on other days of the week. And it's not a hospital-wide evaluation (it's certainly a problem if the drug is prescribed late, but in my case it's divisible). At first glance, the teacher was polite, very gentle and gentle, but as the previous person said, I certainly felt that the cold heart that despised the patient was visible and hidden. In addition, the treatment did not progress much, and the result was that the patient eventually took the attitude of abandoning the treatment. In this review, I agree and add to what I sympathize with, based on the previous review, and describe what I felt. 1. Awareness of contempt for the patient I'm currently a college student and I'm not bad at it, so I have a good chance of graduating. Nevertheless, after telling the teacher that there is a possibility of developmental disability, I got the impression that I underestimated my ability, saying, "Is it okay to graduate?" "Please do your best so that you can graduate." I did. It may be paranoid, but even if I answer that "graduation is almost no problem because my grades are good", I am worried about graduation many times, so this teacher said, "All developmental disorders must be poor grades." It seemed that the medical examination was conducted based on the prejudice. There is no solid basis, but when combined with the previous review, it seems that the teacher still sees the patient as having low intelligence and abilities. This is entirely speculative, but the teacher was originally seen as a person who hated the laziness of "non-neurotypical patients." Exaggeratedly, it's an elitist, delusional, but at least I felt, looking down on a patient who is stupid compared to himself as a doctor. 2. Treatment stagnation As the previous person said, I just heard "How are you doing?" And rarely set up a treatment policy other than medication. Compared to the hospital I used to go to at my boarding house, I felt that the medical examinations were clearly "no content, thin content". As an example, here's how my sleep disorder was treated. I had a sleep disorder in which my sleep onset time changed from day to day, and I was suffering from the associated autonomic imbalance. In order to treat this sleep disorder, it is necessary to forcibly stabilize the sleep rhythm by medication or phototherapy. However, in my case, if I forcibly stabilize the sleep rhythm with drugs etc., it will cause strong symptoms of autonomic imbalance (in some cases, it will cause seizures), so the treatment method should be done. I couldn't do it. However, the teacher was all about "Please adjust your sleep rhythm and live a regular life." Even if we tell you about such a situation, we will just ask you to change the vocabulary for the same content. In addition, the teacher is a person who speaks abstractly in a roundabout way without making direct statements. To put it badly, it gives the impression of "a politician who confuses his words with a relaxed, abstract and vague way of speaking." Combined with that, I felt that the treatment was a waste of time, saying, "I was told something I didn't understand and the treatment ended without understanding it." 3. Lack of constructive proposals I have a developmental disability, and even if I do not meet the diagnostic criteria for a developmental disability, the symptoms are strong. Therefore, I was suffering from being late, losing things, over-concentration and poor concentration. Among them, the one that I felt a problem with the teacher's response was related to "lateness". I had been taken to our hospital by my parents several times, but one day my parents complained that my teacher scolded me not to be late for the examination. Certainly, I had a habit of being late, and sometimes I had a medical examination just before the end of the examination. However, at that time, I felt something strange. I realized that discomfort at the medical examination I received earlier today. I had plenty of time to see the doctor today, but the story went awry and I was pointed out about my late habit for some reason. And he said, "Don't be late." At this point, I finally realized the true nature of the discomfort. Isn't it the doctor's job to provide treatment and make constructive suggestions to cure the habit of being late? Of course, the effort of the patient is indispensable for the treatment, but I think it is not arrogant to say that it is natural for the doctor to help. However, this teacher did not make such a suggestion at all. There were no medications for developmental disabilities, no suggestions for non-medication environmental treatments (eg setting alarms to prepare for going out), and no assistance with such treatments. To put it plainly, he is a teacher who just says, "Please stop being late anyway." It's no wonder that school teachers and parents make unconstructive and clumsy words like "anyway" and "anyway". However, I am asking for help from a specialist who can provide such treatment at this hospital. With that in mind, I have to say that there is something wrong with the teacher's response. 4. Abandonment of treatment This is the main reason why I decided to post this review this time. I was suddenly advised to transfer to another hospital today. Approximately, the content was "I've run out of hands, so it's difficult to treat any more." However, I don't have to believe this, but somehow I felt that the teacher's true intention, "It's a hassle to see this patient," is leaking into the atmosphere. This time, I asked, "I can't do anything because it's difficult to understand the prescription of the medicine," but the teacher said, "If so, it's better to transfer to another hospital." It seems that the former person was told that he would be transferred to another hospital, so perhaps the teacher thought, "I'm lucky to be transferred to another hospital." Even if I said "I don't want to transfer" or "I don't intend to transfer", the teacher was forced to write a letter of introduction on the premise of transferring. For the time being, when I clearly said, "I will not transfer to another hospital," I was able to prevent the situation where I was forced to transfer to another hospital, saying, "If so, please see my teacher on Tuesday." Also, I had the impression that today's teacher is speaking more carefully than usual. Compared to usual, the words are more roundabout and ambiguous, and I felt what the teacher was saying with a sense rather than reason. In short, this teacher doesn't want to see me anymore. The teacher understands that if you say "I can't take care of you anymore and I don't want to see you" or "I don't like patients like you", it will be a problem. think. That's why I think I tried to force myself to write a letter of introduction in order to take it in the direction of being transferred to another hospital with a roundabout way of saying things. After all, I felt that I had an attitude that I wanted to be transferred to the hospital for anything, and even if it wasn't, I wanted him to be out of his charge for the time being. Of course, there is a compatibility between the patient and the teacher, so I do not intend to deny the teacher's true intentions, but I feel that patients usually do not want to receive treatment from such a teacher. I suddenly thought that this hospital has many elderly patients. Most of the treatments are for those people, so it's not straightforward like me, and weird patients want to push them elsewhere ... Do you think so? The person who has done the previous review seems to be a young person who is working, and I do not feel like I am troubled with treatment for non-elderly people. 5. Finally The above is my own evaluation of what I felt and thought about when I was examined today and read the previous review. Again, this is a review of "Friday teachers" only, not of other teachers or the hospital as a whole (although I felt that Monday teachers had some problems too ...). I read the reviews of other people that the teacher on Tuesday (the director of this hospital) is really kind and good, so I am considering seeing him on Tuesday (or rather, he told me to do so). Because ...). I don't know if there is one, but if the teacher is looking at this review. I would like you to explain why you made such a response to me. I'm not as stupid as the teacher thinks. As such, I consider this examination to be a problem. As an aside, I would like to mention the teacher's contradictory explanation given in today's examination. The teacher said, "Every Tuesday, the director always sees me." On the other hand, he said, "In your case, you may not be able to see the director, so when you come to the hospital, please call the hospital and check if there is a director." Am I the only one who can't understand what the teacher is saying?

The family is hospitalized, but the interviews with the teachers and the staff's response are attentive, and I think this is a very wonderful hospital. According to herself, she is very satisfied when the doctor is consulted because the teacher is kind and listens to the story, and the nurses are kind to me. Overall, it is a reliable hospital where you can leave your family with peace of mind. However, in a story I heard from myself, I was dissatisfied with the occupational therapy time being only 45 minutes. It seems that I was doing 2 hours at a psychiatric hospital where I was hospitalized before, but is it a system that Imamura Hospital does in 45 minutes? I wanted to have 5 stars, but only the short time of occupational therapy was a deduction point, so I made it 4 stars.

I was surprised! .. It was cheaper than the nursing home to entrust my grandfather. What's more, you can stay in the hospital for 2 weeks or 4 weeks! .. Actually, I was looking for the next one because my nursing home where my grandfather was staying was to be kicked out and I was looking for the next one, but due to the current corona, I can not enter anywhere. I was supposed to be hospitalized on a bridge, but it was cheaper than a nursing home! .. Moreover, my grandfather has a chronic disease, so I have a doctor 24 hours a day. It was really helpful and gave me a lot of peace of mind in my future life. I look forward to working with you!

To Aoneko Hizumi Rei In the first place, you are in the wrong hospital. Imamura Hospital is "Imamura's, Imamura's, Imamura's hospital". We never treat patients. Even if there is a doctor with such good intentions, he will be brainwashed to do the exact opposite treatment. If you think it is a lie, please see the director (Hirofumi Imamura) on Tuesday. Then, look at Imamura's eyes and talk. Before exploring the minds of working doctors, please explore the true nature of Imamura. Imamura has no human heart. Hirofumi Imamura's only concern is "how to win this year's House of Representatives election".

I told you. "If all the staff in your hospital don't change their eyes, the election won't work." Elections are the first thing you can't win unless the people at your feet cheer you up. ~~~~~ Omitted ~~~~~ He came to my office and repeatedly criticized the administration, "I'm not good at politics. I'll be a te-list. If I don't mind, I can do about one person," he said. I instinctively shouted, "If so, I'm alone."

Speaking of chats between staff members, it's about job information or the wind chimes of Tamata and the oldest Otty. Even before this, staff members witnessed Tamata and the oldest Otee coming out of the hotel in Onishi. This baboon seems to have no intention of quitting wind chimes or work.

Don't change jobs here to Zettai. If you have a national qualification, you will be interviewed → 100% hired, so I introduced some people, but there are a lot of complaints from workers. In addition, almost everyone quits in less than 3 months, so there is no referral fee. Please do not inquire about Imamura Hospital. It's a waste of time for each other. If you want to know the details, please ask hello work. If you ask the reason why the job posting was refused by hello work, you can understand everything. PS From the latter half of 2019 to the first half of 2020, a large number of good human resources quit from Imamura Hospital, so I made a lot of money. Thank you very much, Professor Imamura.