Kawasaki Clinic - Ninohe

It's annoying to tell the receptionist what kind of situation it is. I want the receptionist to come directly to me

He was a very friendly and kind teacher! The inside of the hospital is also clean and recommended.

It is crowded. However, in the meantime, each doctor "Sorry to keep you waiting." m(__)m He said, "When I entered the consultation room, I was asked. I think this kind of clinic is wonderful.

I think it's wonderful very quickly. He was a good teacher who responded to my symptoms for a long time and had almighty knowledge. The nurses and receptionists are also speedy and polite.

Unfortunately, I was disliked by the patients as if they were looking at sales. The treatment that you should have refused is being done without even knowing it, or you have been overdosing. Maybe my grandmother happened to have such a shape. I felt that the nurses working at the site were kind enough to take care of me.

As others have written, the Roentgen staff and nurses were very kind and polite. The receptionist is dry, but I don't have a bad impression. However, I am very disappointed with the teacher. Despite being diagnosed with the flu when my husband went to the hospital, no flu medicine was prescribed. I was prescribed 6 to 7 medicines such as stomach medicine, antipyretic, cough medicine, antibiotics, and mouthwash. Two days after taking the drug, she became ill due to dizziness and vomiting. I went to a local internal medicine department to prescribe a flu medicine and healed it. When I went to the hospital because of back pain, I was given several block injections, but one of them did not work properly and the injection drug was scattered on my clothes and the affected area. There is no word "I'm sorry". Then, the part where the drug was scattered became strongly itchy and red and inflamed. After all, my back pain did not improve and I went to the osteopathic clinic, and my skin became so inflamed that I went to a dermatologist. I want to cure it, but it doesn't. Of course, I'm a person, so I think it's compatible. I think there is a cure and compatibility. But why should I go to a hospital and go to another hospital ... I'm not listening to the story properly, I'm just looking at my computer all the time. I can't convey my will to do my best to cure it. And it's a hospital that I don't want to use again. Of course, I wouldn't recommend it to others.

First of all, the reception is a tame mouth When should a woman with a dumpling head rehabilitation make a reservation? And a strong tone! I went to various hospitals, but it's the most outrageous hospital in my life. The patient doesn't care! Is it a friend! I think it's a tone.

There is a slipper sterilizer at the entrance, which gives a feeling of cleanliness. I am grateful that the teacher always said, "I'm sorry to have kept you waiting" when I had a medical examination. If you ask a question about a treatment method or illness, he / she will answer politely, and if you tell him what you do not want to do or what treatment he / she will suggest, he / she will give you a medical examination that is close to the patient. In addition, a fever outpatient department is set up. The fever outpatient department has a dedicated entrance at a distance from the normal entrance, and when you enter, there is a small waiting room. There was also a private toilet next to the entrance. Also, since the teacher will visit the dedicated examination room for examination, the examination room will not be the same except for the entrance. (I was relieved that the measures against infectious diseases were very good.) The other day, I had fever, cough, and runny nose, so I was told to park my car in the designated parking lot. When I contacted him after arriving at the hospital, the nurse immediately came to the car and carefully explained and examined me, "I'm going to have an examination now." In addition, "We will start the inspection from now on, but we will wear protective clothing to prevent infectious diseases. please note that. I was sorry to have returned my head. As a result of the medical examination, I was relieved to find out that I had a seasonal cold. "It's an accounting, but the receptionist will come here, so you don't have to go to the entrance. The pharmacy will come to explain the medicine and pay for it. I was able to pay the bill and receive the medicine while I was in the waiting room. Kawasaki Clinic, who responds patient-first to everything, is truly grateful.