武田脳神経外科

My mother is taking care of me, but it's the worst.

He didn't answer the question, just his own explanation. "Did you not hear?" I will never go again.

The reception is unpleasant. And the people at the reception are talking about the privacy of the patient.

Anyway, waiting time is long. Reception in the morning → Please come to MRI examination at 16:00 in the evening. With things Then you have to wait more than an hour. It is worse than Saiseikai and prefectural hospitals.

I went to the past once, but I stopped to go because I felt that "this is my cousin" is not a patient's point of view. (-.-) It has been several years since then, but it seems that it hasn't changed very well and the feeling at that time was correct. Moth However, it is a complicated feeling that I can not say anything because the change is going to be here if the place where I am going to hospital is crushed. Moth

During my mother's examination, the teacher who answered the phone from the patient, I had a bad nausea test, but I could imagine that the contents did not improve even though I took the prescribed medicine for several days without any abnormality in my brain. Then, the teacher politely explained the efficacy and side effects of the drug and said, "I'm sorry." I thought that the patient was saved. I thought he was a teacher who was close to the patient. I'm glad I saw my mother with this teacher.

I will review it with my real name. It's a long sentence, but if you're wondering whether to go here, be sure to read it. Father at the day service destination I had symptoms of cerebral infarction (I can't turn around, my right half of my body doesn't move), so I contacted my mother, "Ask your doctor what to do." When I called this person who was my doctor It is said that even if you come, the examination will be the last in order. The receptionist said it to my mother who also went to the hospital because of dementia. (It is a phone with a recording function) My mother didn't know what to do there and stopped doing everything. Because my mother has dementia Did you at least call an ambulance or contact your daughter? I wanted you to give specific instructions. Since it is a brain surgery, I think that there are many patients with dementia, but the receptionist does not know how to handle it. Life-threatening. If you make a complaint over the phone "Yes. I didn't come to see the doctor even though my mother called me so." Further stunned laughter I kept complaining. Without one of the apologies "We don't have hospitalization facilities ... We responded according to the manual." I was rumored to be relieved because if anything happened, it would be sent to the Saiseikai, but it was just a rumor. When I was fighting for the moment, I didn't get any instructions on what to do. When I contacted him if there was anything, he told me the teacher's mobile number, but I contacted him because something happened, but he didn't get anything. Fortunately, with the care manager's temper I was able to be hospitalized just because I was able to see him immediately at another hospital, and I was trying to recover, but I was made to wonder what my doctor was. I recommend that neurosurgery be well-equipped for surgery and hospitalization. Also, regarding the medical certificate for long-term care insurance application I had a problem because I couldn't write it because I hate the person (the person with dementia). I don't like it, so I apply for long-term care insurance. I apply because it will hinder my life. I also pay a high long-term care insurance fee. The hospital teacher has to write a medical certificate It doesn't start. It's not really from the patient's perspective. I only feel angry.