Kashiwa Municipal Hospital - Kashiwa

There seems to be a good doctor for Kashiwanoha now. Although there is an emergency response, the reputation of the hospital is normal. It is convenient because the Tobu Bus runs from the Sakai Station to the front of the hospital. The original seems to have started as a military army hospital. After the end of the war, it became a sanatorium 柏 hospital in the Ministry of Health and Welfare, and it contained tuberculosis patients. The current history as Sakai City Hospital is from 1993, but the building has a strong history.

I was hospitalized for bacterial pneumonia that is not corona and was taken care of. I thought I would die, but I survived with proper treatment.

It was used in a fever outpatient clinic in February 2022. Please note that the information is as of the time of use, as the consultation method may change depending on the situation. Also, please note that this is not an evaluation of a regular medical examination. With the number of people infected with corona and many people not being able to be tested, I am really grateful that I can be tested without a reservation and get the results on the same day! ✨ What's more, it's helpful to have an inspection on Saturday! Go through the hospital gate, look at the hospital building in front of you, and go to the right to find the fever outpatient department. I think it's easy to understand because there is a red cone. Please note that the reception area is different for general and childhood fever. I used both. Since the reception is from 8:30, there were about 20 people in 30 minutes when people started to come out around 8:10. After that, there was a long line before the fever outpatient. There was no one at 7:30 when I arrived, and about 10 minutes later, there was one. I went early to see if it would be crowded, but I didn't have to go that fast (laughs). First of all, from the use of childhood fever. Since it was a childhood fever and the first visit, the route was different from the general fever outpatient department. However, even children who have close contact seem to be ordinary people. Childhood fever seemed to target single-shot fever rather than close contact. For childhood fever, the guide instructed me to press the intercom at the front door at 8:30, and if I waited in front of the front door for a long time, the receptionist would come at 8 o'clock. I showed my proof and receipt in front of the entrance. After that, I was asked to do an online medical examination and wait in the car until my cell phone was called. A call was made at 9 o'clock, and a medical examination and a PCR test were conducted (the medical examination was on the 2nd floor in the materials received, but it was changed to a medical examination in a room near the waiting area on the 1st floor). The parking lot was congested at 9:30 when I got home! Trouble occurred here! !! !! (Lol) The doctor said, "The medicine will arrive by mail. The pharmacist will call you." So I went home immediately, but when I was about to get home, the pharmacist called me "Where are you?" I came and was told that there was a drive-through to hand over the medicine, and I decided to return to the hospital ? I laid the car next to the front door, received the medicine from the pharmacist, and it was over. The result of PCR came by phone around 20:00. Fever outpatient visit again on another day ? Arrived at 8 o'clock and already waiting for 3 people. About 10 people at 8:10. After that, I visited the hospital one after another, and in a blink of an eye, I was in a line. Before 8:30, the person in charge will give you a reception table, fill it out, enter an online medical examination, and wait until the reception. The reception starts at 8:30, and when it's your turn, show your insurance card and wait in the white tent. The yellow tent was a waiting room for asymptomatic pre-hospital examinations, and people with symptoms did not seem to be able to enter. I was second. At 9:15, the examination was completed, and I returned home without a prescription because I could handle it with the medicine I had at home. The family living together is the fourth in order. After the examination and examination, I was prescribed medicine, so I waited in the car. At 9:40, I received a phone call from the pharmacist, and at the reception desk where I applied for the test, I finished receiving the medicine. The result of PCR was around 17:30. The payment will be settled at a later date. The settlement date differs depending on the result of the inspection. I thought I shouldn't forget it because the settlement will come first ?

I was introduced to the Kashiwa Health Center and saved my life by changing from home medical treatment in Corona to hospitalization. The nurses and doctors in the Corona ward were asking, "What? Do you want to do this?" I had moderate illness 2, but there are some people who are in a more serious condition, and I think that their eyes and care are really professional and professional when asked about the care for the person next to the same room in the ICU. I will end up. As a patient, I wanted to make it as easy as possible when I saw it. It seems that the doctors listen to the story in detail and think about what to do as a team. The nurses change with the shift, but there are various people who are sincere, fun, funny, serious, and blunt (it's just a feeling from my point of view. Even blunt people are very polite and good. I received it). As a whole, the work is fine and solid. Since I am only looking at him as a patient in the hospital, I can see various things more than usual. There are some small omissions, but it's charming. The most important points (measurement time and type, timing, medicine time, confirm that you have taken, check the measuring instrument on your body, do you come off while sleeping? The nurses actively optimized their work while talking to each other. Although I was hospitalized for 10 days, I witnessed a wonderful job. It's a little far, but I want to make it a family. Up until now, large hospitals have had various dissatisfactions and concerns. There was a scene where I said "Moo!", But I would like to express my respect and gratitude to the doctors and nurses for this time.

I got the corona vaccine here the other day. From the reception desk, interviews, injections and smooth I was able to take it with confidence because it was well coordinated. The nurse was also very kind and held my hand saying "It's my first time!" (Laughs) It seems that the injection was better, and the pain in my arm was alleviated than I expected, which was good. is. I would like to ask the same person for the second time as well.

I used to go to the orthopedic department here. I have to wait for 30 minutes to 1 hour each time, and the interviews are properly passed. I don't know the situation of this pain. If this is the case, I wanted to devote myself to treatment at a different hospital. The general counter and the plastic surgery receptionist felt good. It was a shame.

Cold for elderly customers. The nurses on the 3rd floor seem to be good friends and have fun because there are no visitors in Corona. Attitude that seems to be great for customers. On the other hand, a certified care worker seems to have a narrow shoulder and is sorry.

I brought my father's luggage, which was hospitalized at 11:00 on Sunday, and the security guard said, "Because the reception is from 13:00 on Sunday," I had no choice but to return to Kashiwa Station and kill time. I think that the hospital's response is the best because I misunderstood that I came overtime. I'm just vaccinated against corona, so it may be unavoidable, but I thought it would be nice to have him wait in the waiting room until the time.