Keio University Hospital - Shinjuku City

The reception machine → the examination is smooth, but the waiting time until the examination is also within the permissible range compared to other hospitals. The accounting process after the examination is pre-modern and childish. The person who has completed the accounting process is called out loud, but since it is the same counter as the consultation reception desk, the voice there and the voice such as the in-hospital announcement are mixed, and the translation is incomprehensible. There are no waiting seats or places to sit, and everyone is waiting in the aisle to see when they will be called. Perhaps I am confused because I am doing accounting for each medical treatment subject, so it is better to return to the method of displaying on the electronic bulletin board at one place such as general reception as before. Payment is fine with an automatic payment machine.

There is a letter to the editor box, but it doesn't make sense, so I emailed it to the consultation desk and other emails, but even if I asked a consultation question, there was no reply and it was completely ignored, so I will write my experience here. There are too many bad ones, so the number of stars is 1. I went to several departments to introduce the illness, but good doctors are good and bad doctors are bad. It may be compatible, but I feel like it's a pinch. Isn't it a problem before the doctor in the first place? There was a doctor who thought, but what about it? If you change your reservation online, you will come to Oniden like a collector until you answer the phone, and you may not always be able to answer the phone, so if you put it in your answering machine, you will get a call. I think it's an accounting mistake, but I don't get a call. I paid for it and went home, but at the next visit, I was surprised to hear that I had stepped on it, saying, "I haven't paid for this test last time, so please pay it back." I had a hard time making inquiries because I didn't ask for the message because I started talking casually as if I was unilaterally chanting the Nembutsu by breaking into the telephone exchange and telling the message, so I connected to a different window and called again. As a lesson for me, it's better to go down and crawl on everything (including doctors, nurses, and so on). I think it will be hard if you are in a bad mood. Just asking a confirmation question, such as a nurse, makes me look uncomfortable. The hospital I used to go to was closed, so I had to transfer to the usual hospital. I think I was introduced because the teacher here is from Keio, but if there is a next one, I will introduce other than here. Even if I knew that there were many hospitals, I didn't think so far, and I would like to do it if I can do it in the vicinity of the prefecture without having to bother to spend transportation expenses. Anyway, if you still think about it. The university hospital introduced by the teacher before going out of business is better.

The facilities are excellent. There are also well-known doctors. It's been ten years since I was born and had a medical examination. I was following up. The doctor in charge was changed and it was said that surgery was required from the middle. I can't live when I reach a certain age. However, follow-up is required at another hospital that was transported by emergency due to trauma. I also went to two other university hospitals, but follow-up is required. I went to various hospitals from municipal hospitals to private general hospitals. It's been fifteen years since the age of the devil told by Keio's doctor. I'm living well without any particular change. I wonder what that means. The graduate hospital is an educational institution. I think I want to open as many bodies as possible.