Inada Maternity Hospital - Kawasaki

The director says that there is no medical basis and it is a bit exclusive.

Thanks for your mastitis. Despite the holiday support, he was very kind and kind. I was happy to be able to relax while talking and having fun during the treatment. It is a midwifery hospital that I would like to take care of if something happens again.

Since the director of the clinic has been replaced, I thought it would be a good idea to talk about one year before my daughter was born, but at that time, it was almost full and the birth might be on Sunday. .. There aren't enough people, so it's a trick from the chairman at that time! I received a procedure that I would not have done at a normal maternity hospital. Aftercare was perfect and the environment was good, so that's the only thing I regret.

I gave birth to my first child here and had him snuggle up to my body during pregnancy and after childbirth with poor hormone balance. I can't forget that the room was full of warm wood and the rice was very delicious, and I would like to take care of it if I have the opportunity.

It is not recommended to give birth here. I gave birth to my second child at this maternity home, I couldn't perform medical treatment at the midwifery hospital, so I couldn't say that I had the correct knowledge about medical treatment, and I had the impression that the atmosphere was not good. There was a difference from the obstetrics and gynecology department of my first child, and I was worried from beginning to end during childbirth. Some mom friends said that they used it for postpartum care and became depressed after giving birth because of the poor response of this midwifery home. The cost is not cheap, so I think you should give birth with confidence at an obstetrics and gynecology hospital. Also, I think some people use this for postpartum care. In that case, as I felt, I recommend that you use the following in the corner of your head. ① There are good midwives and bad midwives. (It is better or worse than the hospital.) (2) It is close to the atmosphere of "visiting a relative's house to take care of the child." (This is a caring atmosphere.) ③ Some midwives can convey incorrect knowledge. (Information without medical basis, especially the director.) Bullish response that you do not know which is the customer, I was also told that I didn't like it so that I could hear it. When I checked with the city about the charge for one night and two days of postpartum care, the user's burden was 18,000 yen, but apart from that, about 40,000 yen was paid as a subsidy (that is, tax) from the city, totaling about about 40,000 yen. It seems that the midwifery hospital receives 60,000 yen. Therefore, I thought that the market principle would not work and the response would be misunderstood. There were some good midwives who were really kind to me. I am really grateful to those people. However, there were some midwives who did not respond well. Therefore, I felt very disappointed at a difficult time.

I just went to a postpartum care tour, but when I left the pregnant woman in the month of the month standing without a voice during the explanation, I thought I wouldn't be taken care of here. On the way back, my legs were swollen and I massaged on the bench outside for a while before returning. There were other points that I thought would be better at other care facilities, so I asked for it elsewhere.