Itabashi Chuo Medical Center - Itabashi City

I gave birth here. Obstetrics are all kind teachers. I was hoping for a painless delivery, but the obstetrician's teacher carefully talked about the risks, so I kept the same book for painless delivery as a talisman and was hospitalized. After all, I gave birth by normal delivery. I couldn't witness or visit because of the corona, but during childbirth, I had my LINE phone connected and my husband was able to witness the birth of my child through the screen. The midwife helped me a lot when I was hospitalized before and after giving birth. Breastfeeding instruction will teach you many times until you get the hang of it. In the bathing instruction, he took videos and photos, and I look back even after I was discharged from the hospital. Thank you for asking me if it's okay. The food during hospitalization was also very good. The festive set was too big to eat. I was very happy with the non-alcoholic sparkling wine ✨ I was full of anxiety about raising children, but I wonder if I managed to move as a mother. There are also many intern doctors. In the maternity examination, the intern doctor was sometimes seen after the doctor, and it took some time, but it was kind of funny. I just hope that I will do my best for pregnant women and babies in the future. I'm really thankful to you.

Since there is a suspicion of corona, I went to a fever outpatient department. After the examination, it took more than 40 minutes to wait in the tent outside the entrance of the building. There are people in all the chairs and it is quite dense. Even if it was negative, I felt that it would be positive here. When I asked the nurse who went in and out with numbness, he went to the ward once and came back and said, "It's okay to go home." I'm coming because I'm not feeling well. Can I be a little more careful? I don't know if this Ims Group manager is bad or has a bad constitution, but I would like you to think more about how to deal with patients. Maybe even if I tell the person in the field about the complaint, it won't suck it up. Still, I am grateful to those who work on the front lines. I think the manager is really incompetent.

The handling of personal information is sloppy. For my father who was hospitalized, I gave him my mobile phone number as a contact. I'm working at night shift, so I asked him to call me after the evening ... It seems that there is no merciless phone call at the end of the night shift, and there is no cooperation between doctors and nurses. I was asked about the same content several times in a few days ... Even if I could understand myself, about 7 to 8 people called me every time. Due to personnel changes, I decided to move to another department ... It seems that the dentures do not mesh well, so please buy a polydent etc. → Since it was after surgery for colorectal cancer, it was a meal that did not lack the burden on the intestines, so there is a need for the problem of meshing. Not so much, it was used only once. Bring the cane you use at home for walking training. → Since it was a wand whose height could not be adjusted finely, he eventually lent me a wand for rehabilitation. Give the phone number to the home-visit medical clinic after discharge ... Even if you teach, don't you say a word? I thought. Due to the corona illness, I received a phone call asking if I could sign a consent form for urgent surgery instead. → I'm grateful that I don't have to go out because it's a corona, but I was a little wondering what the consent form was. My father was initially hospitalized in Building C. After that, there was a phone call from the hospital to bring me 〇〇, and when I took it, I moved to Building A. By the time I went to the hospital on the day, I didn't get any contact, and the receptionist checked it and found out that I had moved. Building A was far from the ward, and on weekdays it was only possible to reach it from the outside. It took about 10 minutes to enter from the front door, accept the visit, and go around from the outside to reach Building A. It was very annoying. Since my father is old, I was grateful that a social worker taught me various things such as explanations of long-term care certification at first, but I was also certified in about a month to fill out the documents for long-term care certification. I heard that it will be done, but it took two months due to the lack of entry by the doctor. Even if you are hospitalized, if you are certified, you can decide in advance what to do after you leave the hospital. When I asked what was going on, I was told that there is no service that I can receive even if I was certified, and I was told to wait. At this point I was only distrustful. In the end, my father was certified as the most difficult condition, which is the nursing care certification 5. After leaving the hospital, I went to the Itabashi Ward Elderly Counseling Center and consulted about various things such as home-visit medical care, selection of care manager, necessity of home-visit nursing, rental of nursing care products, use of day service, etc. I got it on. The person who consulted me was wondering why I didn't need home-visit nursing. In addition to this, I had an operation for colorectal cancer and decided to use a stoma, so I went to apply for disability certification. Even though I had so many things to do, I was amazed at the insensitivity that I could say that there was no service I could receive. Regarding the payment of the hospitalization fee in the middle, the person in charge of accounting told me that I had a medical examination ticket, but I didn't get it back to the doctor in charge, so if I explain that, I will end up without it. The payment has been processed. Treasurer and doctor? I felt that the handling of medical examination tickets among nurses was not shared. There are many other things I'm dissatisfied with, but I wrote only the ones that were particularly terrible.

I went with the vaccination of my elderly parents, not the hospital. The vaccine venue in the parking lot is large, the toilet has a washlet, and the recipient just sits in the guided line and waits, and doctors and nurses flow from front to back in order with a rolling chair and a cart. It was an easy way to move, and it was over in no time. The cold has just healed, but the doctor asked me a question and explained that he had no fever and was negative twice in the antigen test, but he said, "The test result was sloppy, maybe it was a corona. If you pull it a couple of weeks ago and it's healed, you can get it today, but there may be strong side reactions. " (That teacher who has a proper interview is nice ~) The staff members were also very excited and it was over in no time. There are plenty of large parking lots around, so people who come by car are safe. Staff, please clean the floor of the toilet and install a toilet seat wipe in your spare time.

My wife gave birth to me here because of the corona. If you are hospitalized, you will not be able to visit. Luggage will be handed over to the receptionist. For childbirth, my wife's smartphone was fixed to a tripod in the hospital, and I was witnessed remotely. I don't think I can do anything, but it's also my role to watch over. There is never a problem as a father after that. Life is great. Thanks to this hospital for the life that was born safely. If the response is very quick and a numerical abnormality appears, you will be hospitalized immediately. You can rest assured. As a husband from the beginning to the end, I am grateful that my wife was transferred here.

The nurses were basically kind and nice people, but the personality of the doctors and the information coordination within the organization were terrible. What I thought was the worst was that it should have been accepted and adjusted on the premise that isolation may be necessary in the first place, but for some reason it was not communicated within the organization, and at midnight after hospitalization, "isolation" The information wasn't communicated well. I might change rooms. " As a result, it didn't matter, but what if the hospital-acquired infection spreads? .. .. Also, even though I was introduced and accepted from another hospital on the premise of hospitalization, the doctor (and without diagnosis) said, "Do you want to hospitalize (your child)? A word to the effect of "please do it" was thrown loosely. If you can judge whether you need to be hospitalized based on whether you look fine with an amateur's eyes, you probably don't need a doctor anymore. .. .. When I consulted with the referral source teacher, I was angry that "it is impossible as a medical professional".