Kumiko Koigakubo Eye Clinic - Kokubunji

I asked a 12-year-old child about contact lens prescription. I was hoping that I would be able to make contact even during intense sports, but I was told that elementary school students couldn't do it without explanation. I was paying for the consultation, so I wanted at least a polite explanation. I won't go anymore.

It may be unavoidable because it is a business, but I felt doubt about the stance of repeatedly going to the hospital even with simple treatment. Also, since there are many elderly people, I thought it would be more helpful for patients to make a reservation. There was an opinion that "equipment is good", but even if the equipment is good, the teacher's attitude is unfortunate, so I attach great importance to the attitude of the teacher, but I was not a reliable teacher personally. Bicycles are often parked in the aisles for people who go by car, so I'm happy to be careful.

The correspondence of the staff, including the director, was also very good. When I get old, I go to various hospitals (laughs) The director is also very polite and kind, and I don't mind the time I'm waiting. Thank you very much. Thank you again ?

It is a female doctor who is properly diagnosed and explained. I'm in the neighborhood, so I'm taking care of it.

Both female doctors and nurses feel good. I went there on a weekday afternoon, but it was more crowded than I had imagined and I had to wait for more than an hour, so I thought it would be nice to be able to make a reservation. If you walk a little, you will find Nishimatsuya, Takahashi, Sundrug, cafes, etc., so it's not a bad place to go outside to kill time. There is a parking lot.

I made a reservation call to make a contact for the first time, but it seems that contact reservations are accepted only on Wednesday and Friday (first visit only?). In addition, it is not possible to prescribe contacts on the same day, but it was said that you would select a contact that suits you at the first visit, place an order with the manufacturer, and receive it about a week later. No passage). In addition, he explained the flow of the examination carefully, and I felt a sincere attitude toward the patient. I would like to go here if the environment allows me to have a medical examination on weekdays, but unfortunately I gave up this time. Since it has not been evaluated, it is set to 3 in the sense that there is neither good nor bad.

I took my 94-year-old mother, the receptionist, the nurse, the teacher, all of them were god-friendly, and it was a wonderful ophthalmology.

My mother, who is aged and has had glaucoma surgery and is still undergoing rehabilitation due to brain-related problems, feels uncomfortable with her eyes, so I visited a nearby ophthalmologist a few months ago. One hour to wait for a medical examination, including a simple examination at the reception. The medical examination (though I don't think it can be said) was 30 seconds, but without a referral letter from the hospital that I had taken before, "I don't know anything". If so, shouldn't we say it at the reception? Frankly speaking, if you "do not know anything" without a letter of introduction, documents and data, how will the first-time patient see you? Isn't it possible to ask questions, see with your own eyes, and make decisions? I gave up a thousand steps, and said that I couldn't do that, I didn't look at the patient's eyes, I didn't even ask about the situation, and I interrupted the words that my mother, who was rehabilitating for cerebral hemorrhage, tried hard to speak, without a letter of introduction. I don't know, "he said in an intimidating tone. Because of my illness, I went to see my mother because I was away from my usual place of residence, but I felt sadness, regret, and emptiness. As a clinic / doctor, I was angry at the human nature of not respecting the person in front of me and not listening to the words of those who were in trouble and tried to speak hard. I was worried about my mother's blood pressure when I had an argument on the spot, and I thought it was useless to say anything more to this person, so I swallowed this feeling and paid for it and went home softly. I'm sure it's handled in this way except for patients who can easily make money. It's been a while, but I can't forgive it personally, and I'll leave it in the word-of-mouth so that there are fewer other people who have similar feelings.