Nagoya City Medical Association sudden illness center - 名古屋市東区Higashi Ward

Thank you for your help at the end of the year. We lined up for 30 minutes until we received the reception. Wait 40 minutes for further examination. The accounting waited for an hour and a half. There was only one receptionist and only one person in charge of accounting. The pediatrics and internal medicine floors were full of people, and some people couldn't sit down. Could you manage to have at least two people in the accounting? Waiting for checkout is only an hour and a half painful! Because there are only sick people.

A 10-month-old child scratches the ear canal and bleeds so much that it drips. I had blood in my ears, so I tried to see a pediatrician who had been on holiday for a night emergency. However, because the pediatrics department specializes in internal medicine, I was not able to receive any treatment (⁉︎). The pediatrics nurse told me that there is no teacher in the otolaryngology department, there are no instruments in the pediatrics department, and no treatment such as disinfection is possible (⁉︎). I asked the teacher to confirm it properly, and it was this reply. Even though it is an emergency hospital, this correspondence. How about this pediatrics department, which has an otolaryngology department (although the equipment should be in the hospital) but cannot handle babies? When I went home, the receptionist only gave me the PIN code for the parking lot, so I didn't immediately notice that the medical books had not been returned, so I just drove back. Of course, I couldn't contact you because the reception itself wasn't accepted. After all, it takes about 30 minutes for this response. It may depend on the teacher at the emergency hospital, but I regretted that I should have heard it over the phone before going.

My child suddenly vomits, so I visited around 19:00 on the middle day of the consecutive holidays. It was quite crowded, probably because of the flu epidemic. The pediatrics department had about 50 people waiting. It was past 22:30 when I was actually examined. After that, it took me a long time to get the medicine, and I ended up leaving the center after 12 o'clock. The next day is also a holiday, so I couldn't do it, but I think this waiting time is painful for people who are sick. There is only a place to rest, and when it is crowded, there is no place to sit. If you get a number, it may be better to wait by car with a guide, and parking lots and roads are crowded with users, so it costs a fee, but it is a little far away I think it is faster to park in coin parking. Well, if you're feeling sick, it's better to target early. The teacher and the nurse were very friendly and looked at me properly.

I did not go down and went to around midnight. I was waiting for the receptionist to wait for an hour but I was told that after two hours of examination the doctor asked the teacher where to wait and wait in front of the examination room I've been waiting. At that time I was told that it will take no more than 30 minutes to hear that medicine will take longer. 30 minutes in front of the examination room 30 minutes and I see the nurse face a few times from the examination room When asking how long I should stay here I will return to the other side of the door Please go to the reception after a few minutes and wait I was told. Although I was in a state of loose condition already, I went to the reception desperately but I had to wait in front of the examination room rather than the reception by the male staff named Uchida so if it was confirmed that the medicine was already done, I was told to wait for explanation which I do not understand well and waited another hour at reception. Meanwhile, the man did what he did about 2 pairs of people, after work, while squatting in front of the PC terminal, Mr. Uchida behind the patient waiting at reception It was not passed and it looked like a mountain. I already had around 4 o'clock in the morning, so I could not bear it, I talked to Mr. Uchida again. I was waiting in front of him for a long time and it was named it and it was said that I was kept waiting for you Surely I went away while talking about sloppily, so I did not care about me I will not be a woman striking the next PC, but I can not communicate with that person so if I confirm that I can get the medicine made over 1 hour ago I handed my medicine to Uchida, where Uchida I started accounting that I was sorry. I do not understand the meaning at all. All the patients other than me are kept waiting for Mr. Uchida for several hours. I was released in 4 hours, but some children who had been judged influenza had been kept waiting forever. After my wife was kept waiting for 4 hours at the outside parking lot. I understand that I will be kept waiting for examination, but I do not understand the reason why I am kept waiting for that time only at reception desk. Behavior behavior of Mr. Uchida was insane. It is strange that the people disadvantaged in that space are being held in vain for hours. Patients whose condition may get worse will also be out, I will request improvement. The toilet is also terrible. In the hand washroom, the tissue burned with the patient 's nose is holding, and the used toilet paper is rolled and placed on the toilet bowl, and the bag containing the vomit is left after reaching the other toilet It was done. Neither collection nor cleaning was done while I was there (over 4 hours). I do not think that it is a hospital that uses very careful hygiene.

Due to the sudden high fever, I first called the consultation center (24 hours a day) in Nagoya, and told me to call the emergency center of the Medical Association because I live in Naka Ward. When I called, I was told that it would be decided whether or not to have an influenza test for the convenience of the doctor. It is selfish to come, but there are times when I do not see it. It is said that the first call can be inspected if you wait half a day, and when my wife confirms the call half a day later, she says she will come 24 hours later. I couldn't buy any medicine at the pharmacy, and in the case of influenza, it seems that I shouldn't take loxonin as an antipyretic, so I suffer overnight. It turns out that this is a group of bad doctors who don't care if people die in the worst case. Looking at other reviews, I thought it was good that it wasn't the timing when my child took it.

I was taken care of twice in pediatrics. Both teachers were kind and accurate. Apparently, it looks like a teacher from a university hospital. It's a relief to see a specialist while you're still small. However, I think there are some mistakes depending on the teacher on duty. The nurses were all veterans, perhaps by chance, and I was relieved.

I had a fever of 38 degrees, diarrhea and vomiting at night. "It's gastroenteritis." When I told the nurse that I couldn't go home unless I was negative, I was told, "I shouldn't go home." I was crying.