Mihama clinic - Chiba

I had a terrible conjunctivitis caused by adenovirus and it hurt so much that I couldn't open my eyes, but Utase Ophthalmology did not give any specific explanation, and I was prescribed only steroids and eye drops to prevent inflammation. I didn't get any pain in my eyes, and he didn't explain why it hurt, so I was worried that the virus wouldn't heal and I would lose my eyesight, so I changed to this one, which had a good reputation. He told me that the pain in the eyes is "conjunctivitis causes a big scar on the membrane of the black eye and it looks like a scab, so it hurts." The scab was removed with a cotton swab, and the pain in Oita was relieved. In addition to steroid eye drops, I was prescribed an ointment and eye drops that heal the wounds on the membrane quickly, and the recovery of the eyes became faster. Even if it heals after severe conjunctivitis caused by the virus, the old wound seems to hurt a little for about two months. It was very helpful for me to tell me in advance how to proceed after such treatment and to remove all my worries. It's always crowded, but I think it's a very good ophthalmology.

The clinic is located near my parents' house, so the whole family is indebted to me. I am always impressed with the sincere response to the teacher's eyes. I've been asked to write prescriptions for eyeglasses in various places, but the eyeglasses I made at this clinic were the quickest to get used to. The staff are also kind and child-friendly. It's a reservation system, but it's convenient because you can get it online.

The whole family is undergoing a medical examination at this ophthalmologist. In particular, my 23-year-old son consults with a teacher who has been kind to me since he was a baby. I have also consulted on eyeglasses and contact lenses that are suitable for club activities that move violently. The staff is also kind and it feels good. There is an eyeglass shop on the 1st floor, and all my family's eyeglasses were made there. It is also attractive that an ophthalmologist, a pharmacy, and an eyeglass shop are in one building.

Because I live nearby, it is a clinic that I am always indebted to. I had cataract surgery and now I am very comfortable living without glasses. It may be crowded, but the response is quick, and I always feel comfortable with the cheerful response of the teachers, receptionists, and staff. Now, I have them inspected regularly in the month of birth. I am relieved that there is an ophthalmologist who can respond at any time.

I visited for the first visit without reservation after 15:00 on weekdays. Many patients were seated in the waiting room at intervals. Since the new corona is in fashion, it was originally only reserved, but we asked for it because there is a vacancy. I wanted to measure the frequency of contact lenses, but I'm worried about dry eye and red eye, so I asked him to see me and treat allergies and dry eye before prescribing contact lenses. The receptionists and those who measured my eyesight were kind and cheerful, and I was impressed. The teacher was a young man, but he was kind and answered the questions properly. I also made an appointment for the next time, so I would like to ask you to prescribe contact lenses after treatment. Postscript The second medical examination today. This time I am a female teacher and the explanation is easy to understand Please explain properly what to do There was a sense of security.

The nearest station is Kemigawahama Station, which is an ophthalmologist on the second floor of a building called Pier across the Fureai Bridge. I'll wait for a while when it's crowded, but after being called, they will do a visual acuity test, an intraocular pressure test, etc. immediately and quickly. It's very nice because it's close and convenient to make contacts. There is also a contact store on the first floor of the same building, so you can get a prescription as soon as you issue it. The teacher listens very well and is very kind. I think my arm is also good. Eye drops for allergies are also prescribed very finely, so I am grateful for the pollen season and I am indebted to you. There are two dispensing pharmacies in the peer, so I'm not sure which one to go to, but I think it's convenient for many.

The inspection staff is the worst. I was told in a loud voice, "No good at all" or "I still need time". I just talk about myself and not listen to me. What is this person? King? !! When I went to the reception desk after finishing, I was told "Please show me your insurance card", but I gave it to you first ... Later, there was a defect and even if I inquired, it was not even confirmed as a complaint. Really the worst. This is the first time I have had such an unpleasant response at a hospital.

When I went for the first time, the receptionist forgot to make a dosing request form for the nursery school that I should give to me, so I was not given it. I have to go get it because I will use it for the nursery school the next day. I was surprised without any words of apology. Three weeks later, I went to the examination again and made a reservation, but it was crowded, so I didn't write a questionnaire, and I got the medicine last time, so a female staff member named Watanabe told me to see it directly from the teacher. I think that it is not necessary to have a questionnaire because it is crowded, and I think that he will respond if I explain the situation to the teacher, but the teacher will examine and just give me 4 medicines as a spare after the symptoms have subsided. Were told. After that, you will be taken out and waiting for accounting. It's funny. I went to the clinic to have my daughter's eyesight examined, but it's strange that the examination is done properly without confirmation in advance. If you tell the receptionist that you want to have an eye examination, I think you don't have to do it because you did it three weeks ago. Isn't it stupid? Is there a restaurant that customers can say they don't need to eat today because they ate lunch yesterday? If you tell me that you want to eat ramen, you can't eat ramen yesterday, so I think it's the same as making fried rice today. The ophthalmologist I attended before moving always had my eyesight examined and told me the results. I went to the clinic because I wanted to have a visual acuity examination, but at first I didn't ask anything and it was the worst to see what I wanted to do because of the hospital's convenience. When I first went there, I had an eye examination, but he didn't tell me what my eyesight was like, and if I didn't wear glasses in one eye, I wouldn't be able to see it clearly. So, as a parent, I wanted to know my eyesight, so I went to check again. Mr. Watanabe, who responded to me, had a very bad attitude and pretended to be troublesome. If I was told not to have my eyesight checked first, I would go home. Why did I respond without filling out the questionnaire? Even though I don't understand the requests of people who come to the clinic, it's crowded, so it's the worst clinic that I should just give a quick diagnosis and make a profit. teacher I don't know how good it is, but it's the worst clinic from the point of view of the correspondence between the receptionist and Mr. Watanabe.