Miyahara Ophthalmology Clinic - Saitama

I was told that there was an ophthalmologist and went to the diagnosis. I'm surprised. Many patients are lined up outside before opening. I'm just impressed with the staff's thorough response as well as the enhancement of facilities. It is a difference between the United States and the cloud. The family had an operation one week after diagnosis. I've already taken my eyepatch even though it's just that kind of surgery. The post-operative response was also outstanding. I was a little cataract, so if I wanted to ask my teacher, I was told that I don't need it for the time being. I feel that it is a wonderful teacher who thinks about the patient.

To be honest, it's always crowded, but I think it's so popular. I had a medical examination because of my child's eyesight, but he was a kind teacher. It seems that there are several teachers instead of one, and I think there were certainly two examination rooms. So, I think that two teachers are seeing each time. The correspondence of the staff is also polite. It seems that examinations and surgery are being performed upstairs, but there is also an elevator.

There are many nice staff members. There is a long line of patients before opening the hospital in the morning, so the local trust seems to be strong. It seems to be famous for eye surgery, and my mother also had surgery here.

Ophthalmology is always crowded. The space on the first floor is small and the working side may be more efficient, but the first thing I feel is that the staff are walking around like workers. The female doctor you saw at this time's medical examination is quite impressive because it is a strong mackerel. I don't feel bad overall, so I thought it was a good doctor.

As the frequency of contact lenses began to fall off, I had a consultation. The staff in charge were very kind and helpful. The waiting room and consultation room were also good with a clean and beautiful impression. This time it was a contact, but it was a clinic where I would like to see you here even if something went wrong, such as an eye condition.

It's a big ophthalmology. There are examination rooms on the 1st and 2nd floors, and it seems that surgery is also being performed. It seems that the sofas in the waiting room are always full of people and are popular, but I can't make reservations and I feel like it's crowded because I'm waiting in line to visit. Both the teacher and the nurse are kind and polite. I have my children examined, but I am grateful that they are accustomed to handling them.

I went to glaucoma for 5 years, and around the 4th year, I was really surprised when I was told, "I don't specialize in glaucoma, so I think another hospital is good. Please look for it, I will write a letter of introduction." I'm not the director. Also, when I opened my pupil at the transfer destination and had my fundus examined, there was a hole in my retina and I had a laser operation on the spot. What have you been seeing for 5 years? ?? The inspection staff feels good.

It's always crowded. Waiting for an hour is a matter of course. You can wait for 2 hours. (The influence of the boxer Kameda's blog and the photos taken with Kameda posted on the hospital's website) As far as the reception number is concerned, it seems that about 100 people are being examined in the morning alone. There are not enough chairs in the waiting room from the front of the corona, and many people are standing and waiting. I had a detailed examination on a regular basis, but the appointment was full and I couldn't make an appointment according to the schedule the doctor said. At the end of the year, I was told to come again by the end of the year, but when I wasn't able to do it and asked, "Is it okay for the new year?" But I can't take responsibility. I don't want to see a lot because I'm busy at the end of the year. I'd be happy if I was free. " That's right, but do you call it to the patient? It's better to see them regularly, but it's not a rapidly worsening illness. I had enough medicine. I was instilling eye drops only in my left eye, but due to side effects, only one eye was doubled. "Everyone is pleased with the double. Do you have a right eye?" When I was asked to change to a drug that had no side effects, it returned to normal. When I asked for a letter of introduction at the time of the examination, I was told, "I will write it down, so please come and pick it up when you like." "I need a medical examination." "I can write a letter of introduction on the day." "I didn't write it last time because I wanted to write the results of this test." The medical examination was the same as the previous one, saying, "I'm going to print a letter of introduction." I don't know why you didn't write it last time. I told you the transfer destination last time, but I was asked this time as well. Maybe I forgot to write it. Another person who came to the waiting time said at the reception that "I asked for a letter of introduction by phone", and immediately received the letter of introduction without a medical examination and went home. When I asked the nurse about this, he said, "It depends on the medical condition." I don't think lies are good, even if mistakes can't be helped. In addition, it seems that the director of the clinic has not come to this place so much, and probably because he is checking the medical record when he becomes the director of the doctor, he looks at the computer screen and the eyeball, but does not see the patient. Talk to the nurse, but rarely talk to the patient. (I'm instructing the nurse about the display position of the screen to see if I can't operate the computer.)