Miki Clinic - Himeji

Never come again No reception Online reservation is meaningless at all Appropriate for a teacher who takes time

I got a rant from the director that started with "I'm like you" and came back crying. I will never go there again.

I was married to Himeji and was looking for a family doctor. I went to a different internal medicine department before Miki Clinic. The director is very enthusiastic, gives a solid explanation, and answers questions well! Overall, it is a good internal medicine including the receptionists! To put it bluntly, it was smooth right after the opening, but after a few years, the waiting time is long! I think that's the kind of internal medicine that I love.

Maybe because of the rush before GW, it was very crowded. It seems that you can make a telephone reservation or an online reservation. The teacher explains it very easily.

My family went to the hospital for about two years. About two months ago, I was told that my condition was worse than before and my heart and kidneys were worse, and I was prescribed antihypertensive and diuretic drugs. I asked many times if I couldn't be hospitalized because my condition wasn't getting better and I couldn't eat, but I was prescribed a stomach medicine and said, "Take medicine and rest. It's not enough to be hospitalized." When I visited another hospital because it didn't improve too much, it was said that I was hospitalized immediately, and he introduced me to a large hospital and was urgently hospitalized. The result is lung cancer stage IV. The pleural effusion was in a state of being accumulated. In my opinion, I will never go to a hospital where I can't judge based on the blood sampling results alone and also with various test results, and I don't even notice the changes in the patient's condition that I always see. It may be just a cold, but I recommend a hospital that can see you properly.

I don't usually review it much, but I don't want other people to regret it, so I'll write it. I don't want to write it because it makes me crazy just to remember ... There was a fever outpatient clinic because it was the time of corona, and it seems that it is okay to have a fever, so I made a reservation and had him see it for the first time. As for my impression, I felt that the patient would not come unless I had a fever outpatient. There are few nurses. Because of that, it can't be helped because it takes time. Anyway it's slow. In addition, the nurse said that although the number of outpatients with fever was increased, it would take time because the number of workers was not increased. The low management power is conspicuous. The doctor (old man) is just unfriendly. I don't know if I was in a bad mood at that time ... From the way I talked, I felt like "I'm a great doctor! Listen to me!" It may sound reliable to some people, but I felt terribly overwhelming. I understand that palpation is not possible because there is a possibility of corona, but even though I do not ask a lot of questions, I will firmly demand compensation. In summary, if you have a fever, you should look for another fever outpatient. Especially if you don't have a fever and are looking for internal medicine. I recommend it because there is a place called Iwane Internal Medicine in the neighborhood. I've been to various hospitals so far, but it's the worst. I will never go again.

This hospital is the worst. The teacher's attitude is too bad. I don't want to add a single star.

I've been indebted several times, and I went there because the medicine was so good, but I'm going to stop going. Today (2021/12/17), the temperature was 36.6 ℃ at home, so I told him that I had a headache and dizziness on the phone before I went. I had my forehead measure the temperature at the reception, and it was 36.6 ° C, so I was waiting inside for a while, but I was told to measure it again with a thermometer, and when I measured it, it was 37.0 ° C, so I was walking immediately. "I want you to wait in the tent outside. I want you to call me." I was waiting while calling while the cold wave was blowing, but the phone was busy all the time and I decided that it was going to get worse. Is it okay for the lady at the counter to suddenly take a high-pressure attitude when I tell her to go inside and go home? I didn't want to go. I understand that I have a desire to be a corona. However, if I knew what the outside situation was like, I wouldn't take that attitude. I wondered if I was really thinking about the patient. I've set it to ☆ 2 because of the benefits I've had so far, but I'm so sick that I don't want to add ☆ 1.