Matsubara Women's Clinic - Inashiki District

Two years ago, the birth, receptionist, and midwife's response were not bad, but there was one worst nurse. (Details are below.) The teacher was almost a male teacher, but the response was usually only the minimum required, and I did not tell me unless I heard gender etc. from here. During hospitalization, this hospital was strictly breastfeeding, and despite the lack of breastfeeding just after giving birth, she was forced to breastfeed and was very disgusted. I knew that my upper child would grow up with almost perfect mothers, so I knew that milk would come out over time. I was reluctant to give me milk, and I felt resentful at using breast milk anyway. The child was born with low weight and had low sugar. Breastfeeding guidance while forcing the baby's face on the breast, "I don't want to threaten that I don't drink breast milk because I don't have enough sugar. A nurse told me, eh? Obstacle? One moment stopped. I knew that the sugar didn't rise because I wasn't milking or drinking So, some obstacles remain? I think that it is the hospital's response to drink milk as soon as possible, but I still can not forgive nurses who have simply spoken of disability. Since then, there are gentle midwives, and what about sugar every time? I was asking Some people added milk. I was able to leave the hospital safely. This hospital was good! Some people say, but it depends on the staff. Also, I arrived at the hospital with labor and was born in about 30 minutes Despite the severe pain, she had to give birth in plain clothes without changing her clothes while staying asleep in the room before the delivery room. I was busy with a midwife and a nurse alone, I was left alone. I paid a lot of money, so I wanted to give birth.

As you say, I feel that the midwife's response was tough, but I think that the fact that both mother and child were able to give birth safely and that it was good after giving birth was due to the serious efforts of the staff. It is important to refer to the opinions, but in the obstetrics and gynecology department where pregnant women and their families work on childbirth on the contrary, it is anxious, so it is not said that there is no part that gets irritated, but individuals I was able to leave it to me with confidence. Also, private rooms and rice are of a quality that you can't think of as a hospital.

My wife attended a pregnancy checkup and childbirth. My wife's family is in Ibaraki, and the place where I lived was about 4 hours on the Shinkansen from Tokyo. It seems to be a hospital where mother-in-law's strong demands and eyelashes are very good! I was recommended to use it for childbirth and childbirth. I stayed in the same room as my wife. The following is what my wife felt. As others have written, there were many midwives who were tired. Of course, there were about one kind person, but most of them were spicy and it was a naive period after giving birth, so it seemed they didn't care during hospitalization. There was something like a tea party during hospitalization, and it was said that you could take a rest if you had a hard time, but when you were actually resting, you could come and wake up, If you had difficulty getting to the bathroom, you would push the wheelchair and call me anytime, but if you actually call it, you can put a urinary catheter. I was told in a cold tone, and then I went to the bathroom alone and worked hard, and when I went back to the room, the midwife came earlier and it was unpleasant and I could go to the bathroom. I was told that I would n’t Some people say that breastfeeding instructions are all different, some people say they should give it up, but even if you give it up so much, your breasts will not come out. Those who say, anyway, everything is different. I didn't want to share my room with my mother, but for some reason I'm in the same room as my mother and child. etc. If you talk to your midwife about leaving your breast milk out of hospital and telling your mother that you'll help her when she returns home, and that she won't do anything, or later complains about her decision to be her husband , I told them that I was going to tell them well, but I was worried that, after the midwife interviewed my mother, I was worried that I would eventually become a mother. I've decided to go home on my own, or if I don't like it, what if I go home? If you don't like it, you should have gone home. Or just come back after a month of medical checkup. Or you tend to be depressed after giving birth. It was said that. I can't go home because the distance is also a distance. The rice seems to be delicious, but anyway, the midwife's stress seems to be terrible.

It is a mystery why the word-of-mouth evaluation is so low. I have given birth twice here, but it is very polite from the pregnancy examination to delivery and discharge, and the director and his wife, midwives, and nurses are also kind. Are there any staff members who think it's hard to say? I think, but in other words, I feel like it's just super dry. All the staff are very kind if you talk! Certainly, for primiparas, it may be difficult during hospitalization because it is a maternity hospital that thoroughly breastfeeds. However, due to the difficulty, breastfeeding got on track after discharge, so I think the result was good, and when I have a second child overall, it is a wonderful maternity hospital that I will definitely want to give birth again here. I think. In fact, my second child also gave birth to Matsubara-san, and I was surprised at how easy and comfortable I was when I was hospitalized because my breast milk started to get on track and I had experience in bathing! The rooms in the hospital are also equipped with showers, and the food is very delicious. I am very satisfied with the snack and the midnight snack. I think it's a very nice maternity hospital if you change your mindset with a maternity hospital that will support you so that you can spend even a little easier after you leave the hospital ♪

I gave birth at this hospital. I would like to be taken care of here when the second one is born. One midwife who was written by another did not see me while I was hospitalized. The number of midwives is large, but everyone is kind and polite, and you can see that they care about it. I was grateful for my first birth. I felt lonely on the day I was discharged. Everyone is really kind. Both room and meal are very satisfied. However, if the private room is completely buried, it may be passed through a triple room until the private room is empty. I spent the first day there. However, it was a private room tic rather than a large room in another hospital. On the second day, the private room was vacant so it was passed through the private room. When checking the details, the room charge on the first day was negative. It may be higher than other hospitals, but I think that it is a service and environment corresponding to it. It is a hospital that I would definitely recommend.

I gave birth here. I think the teacher was gentle and gentle, and there were many midwifes who worked hard. Certainly there was a person who felt a strong tone with a midwife (nurse?), But there was not a very bad impression like word of mouth. The rooms are clean and have a shower. The food was very delicious and I was looking forward to it while I was in the hospital. Although I was anxious immediately after giving birth, thanks to the advice and encouragement of the midwife, I am grateful for the post-discharge nursing and growth of my baby.

I had a medical examination the other day, but the receptionist said "What?" "Here?" Without honorifics. Not only the wording but also the attitude was greatly and strongly said, so I felt very uncomfortable and frustrated. I also work in the medical field, but I don't feel the manners of hospitality at all, so I don't think I'll go anymore. Perhaps because it was time for breast cancer screening, the staff only saw two receptionists and could not tell directly, so I wrote it here.

I gave birth here in the summer of 2020. This is the third maternity hospital, but this maternity hospital was the most polite and kind, and the rice was delicious. The parking lot is very easy to park and is large. The rice was really delicious and it was like a hotel. There were some Western dishes that I had never eaten, but all of them were delicious and I could eat them even if I liked them, so it was a standard seasoning. I had a very healing time. It's a reward for childbirth. Corona is popular now, so I was grateful for all the rooms and the basic private rooms. At the general hospital, I didn't have time for snacks, I couldn't eat rice without the taste of side dishes, and I couldn't eat it without sprinkling it. Because it was stressful. When my baby cried in the middle of the night, I often woke up other babies and made them cry, which was painful. It seems that it is better to make a delivery reservation by about 10 weeks of pregnancy. The reservation fee is 10,000 yen in cash. The delivery cost was paid in advance from a cash card (with a debit card) of 150,000 yen in about 30 weeks, and the difference was paid again with the cash card when leaving the hospital. Please note that credit cards cannot pay for delivery costs! !! I was hospitalized in the morning and gave birth at noon. For 2 nights, it was a triple room (like a private room), and for 2 nights, it was a private room for 2500 yen per night. (It seems that the free private room was full) When I gave birth, it seemed that the number of people was large and it was full, so it became a triple room only at the beginning, but there were solid walls on both sides. The entrance and exit was just a curtain, and there are tables and chairs for one person, so I think it's wide. There was also a refrigerator and shelves. The wash basin and toilet were shared but spacious. If there are many people at the time of childbirth and the room is full, you must write a pledge that you can stay in a private room for about 7,500 yen per night. (It seems that the room can accommodate the family if it is not a corona virus) However, it seems that the number of rooms is quite large, and it may not be so full. I thought. The out-of-pocket childbirth cost was 180,000 yen. Normal delivery, 4 nights and 5 days without any abnormalities. The self-pay for the one-month examination is 5,000 yen, and in the early stages of pregnancy, the examination for which tickets cannot be used is about 8,000 yen each time. I had a medical examination about 3 times in the early stages of pregnancy without using a ticket. At the time of the blood test, it seems that there were times when it exceeded 10,000 yen. It's quite expensive. I could use a credit card except for the deposit and childbirth costs. The examination using the ticket was about 1000 yen each time. Both teachers are calm and kind, they look at their gender many times, they show their hungry faces in 3D every time, and all the midwives are kind and friendly, even at night. He told me to call him as soon as he couldn't stop crying. It was always rattling and the waiting time was quite short each time, and it was about 15 minutes at the longest. The one-month examination took more than two hours at the hospitals so far because when a pediatrician came, 10 to 15 children born at the same time gathered for the examination, but at this hospital the teacher did the examination. It took less than an hour in total with almost no waiting time. That was very helpful. At the maternity hospital that recommends breastfeeding, I was very generous in teaching me how to add breasts. Almost every time I was breastfeeding, I called to see if I was sucking deeply and gave me some tips. Due to the corona illness, her husband was unable to enter the hospital during labor and after childbirth. It feels like my husband will leave additional luggage and change of clothes during hospitalization at the reception. I had a small childbirth by myself, but I was saved because the midwife was kind. He took my smartphone and water from my luggage and put them on my bedside, taught me how to overcome labor pains that I didn't put effort into, and took a picture of my baby and me with my smartphone right after giving birth. I immediately sent it to my family. The nursing cushion was lent by the hospital. Also, since the outlet is a little far from the bed, I think it will be easier to charge your smartphone if you bring an extension cord with a length of about 1 meter. The charging cord arrived at the bedside without the extension cord. (The room with the small TV in the image is a triple room. Muffins and rice balls are midnight snacks.)