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I had a pain in my arm and went to see a doctor. I was called in for a medical examination and tried to convey my pain and symptoms so hard that I couldn't tell if I was listening or not. After that, one word from a motivated teacher said, "I shouldn't it be better to have another person look at me?" (1-2 minutes) finished. The account was kept waiting for 15 minutes and was charged 2,000 yen. Is this right? I asked, "What is this?" in the accounting, but he said, "This is it." I didn't want to go again. I decided to post it because I think it should be communicated to patients who are looking for other good orthopedic surgery. To be honest, it's a pity.

Thank you for your help several times. Because there was only one place in the neighborhood where I could see him on Saturday evening. If anyone wants to see you in the same situation, here are some tips ... At the reception desk, I get frustrated every time, so I don't expect anything and respond quickly only to what I was asked, and the medical examination is also frustrating, so if there is something I want to ask If you move to the treatment room and then listen to it, you will be taught politely. The engineers are all very kind. Knowledge and skill are very reliable. The women and doctors at the reception are always frustrated Even if an elderly patient explains hard, he is scared to respond with a straight face. I would like you to emulate the engineers.

It's impossible. It's too sloppy. The doctor doesn't see any scratches. I broke my bone and the gauze came off, so I had it replaced when I was taken care of. I was told that I could take a shower, and the moment I got home and took a bath, it came off. Moreover, the doctor never saw it. Can you judge without looking at the scratches? I saw it while waiting in the waiting room, but the nurse threw something roughly at the wall. I was surprised and scared. The little girl was also scared. So I didn't feel relieved when I talked to him with a smile. I think that nurses are also people and have emotions. However, I thought it would be a good idea to show the back face in front of the patient. I think this hospital is not suitable for children. It can be traumatic. Compared to other hospitals, the tension is rough, air can enter, doctors don't wear masks, it's too terrible. I wonder if it was worth paying 2000 yen. It is difficult to put coins in your wallet while holding a pine needle cane. And yet, even though I was in accounting, I was calling another patient. I felt like I was being kicked out, and I was mentally shattered. Moreover, if bacteria get into the wound at the sewn area, it will be a serious problem. It was treated properly for some reason, even though medical care should know it better than anyone else. It didn't look like he was working at the risk of the patient. We do not recommend even simple treatment. The room is not ventilated and has no social distance. Even if you measure the heat, I think it's dangerous. So I think elderly people should quit. Those who are physically weak should also quit. This is the first time I have been disappointed with medical care. I won't go for the rest of my life. My grandfather went there, but I'll get it somewhere else.

Anyway, the doctor is the worst. Attitude is too bad. I've seen people who came home angry, but they're just flirting without any ill will. I sometimes yell at the staff and the atmosphere is too bad. If another orthopedic surgery can be done nearby, it will collapse in an instant. Basically, I didn't see my face at the medical examination, and I had to go to the hospital, so I had no choice but to go there again because the treatment was over.

The doctor who sees the doctor does not explain to the patient, and if he asks something, he gets angry, and he is given a medicine that he does not know without any explanation. When I said that I would like to hear an explanation for some reason, I was asked to enter the examination room, and when I was waiting to be called, the receptionist said that the teacher did not have to enter the examination room again. It seems that medicine will be taken out, because! hah? What is this doctor? When I asked my neighbors, they told me to inject them and they would put me in the doctor's office. Because it will be money. Do you not do a medical examination that does not make money? The nurse is also mean and arrogant as a doctor. This also has a bad reputation. Elderly people are often mean. There is nothing I can do about it, but the rehabilitation teachers are kind, so it's like having it here.

The doctor may have changed now, but the doctor a while ago didn't talk about whether he wasn't motivated, he was sharp when he said something, and the receptionist's attitude was too bad, which is the worst. It's a pity that the rehabilitation staff are all very good people.

I have been transferred to a major hospital for excision of a tumor that this hospital cannot handle. That's not a problem in itself, but when I visited for a cold medicine at a later date, I was told, "You have been transferred to another hospital, so please go home." (Because it is an orthopedic / internal medicine, it was convenient because it also gives cold medicine.) The director (manager?) Of this hospital has changed about twice. The two predecessors were usually good teachers, and the nurses and receptionists were also normal. At first, doctors now remember that they didn't see that kind of anomaly, but I feel that they are mentally ill for some reason. For some reason, it seems that the behavior and behavior of nurses and receptionists at the hospital office became abnormal. Sometimes the old man of the shuttle car honked in the parking lot. It has become a den for abnormal people. There are many other decent doctors so you shouldn't go here

The nurse was always smiling and kind. The teacher is normal. The reception is the worst. Despite the fact that there are many people in the waiting room, personal information is shouted and tried to be said. There is no consideration. Acupuncturist? Judo rehabilitation teacher? Is different from person to person. When asked to teach me how to stretch at home, some of the worst responded immediately, "No." There was a sense of discomfort in calling the teacher and the acupuncturists. I'm not a teacher. I've been to other orthopedics, but no other hospital has made me feel so terrible.