Nakanishi Orthopedic Surgeon - Hamamatsu

I had a backache and went on a weekday morning on vacation. Diagnosis without waiting so much even without appointment at the first visit, X-rays as it is, MRI examination in the afternoon. It seems that MRI can be done without prior reservation if there is no other patient's schedule on the day. Mr. Nakanishi's explanation was detailed, polite and easy to understand, and he gave me a satisfactory answer to this question. “I am very thankful for the disc herniation that was discovered from the first visit when I was in pain.

Because the child said that his foot hurts, I went to the hospital this holiday school on weekdays morning. I was crying all the while in the middle of the night, so I was crying all the time so I said I got a little pain even though I wake up in the morning, I think that it is probably a growing pain, but I decided to go to the hospital by taking care of it once. I went to this hospital for the first time, but I decided to go and search because it was quite good and the reviews were quite good Because I went there in the morning, I was not getting crowded with such a mess but I was the first visit, but I received a reception at about 15 minutes and received a medical examination I thought that it probably was pain due to growth pain and I thought that the teacher would probably see such a feeling. I was anticipating the feeling that it would end in a word with a feeling like "It's growing pain," but the teacher was a female doctor and gave me a very careful examination. I also took an X - ray to explain the appearance of the foot and that kind of things properly, and explained the cause of growth pain and pain relief very carefully. I thought that it was the most wonderful that I liked the child's eyes properly and explained it to the children with such various symptoms and explanations and such things. Although I tend to explain to my parents a lot, there are so many teachers who explain to various kinds of symptoms and treatment methods and such parents without seeing the child, and that was also a sense of course, but this teacher is a child I also told my parents also to tell them properly and I knew that my child was also very seriously so I thought that the teacher here is wonderful. Perhaps from a professional teacher it might have been a simple symptom to end with a single word but it fairly confronted the child who is the party and the parent properly and explained it properly I could do it and I trusted it. I also wanted to take care of me. Somehow somehow the snowy landscape photos were displayed on the wall, and the teacher was interested in photos or snow scenery I was a little worried (^ _ ^)

I talk happily, but it's very intimidating. Write out a medical record without listening to the patient's story to the end, or interrupt this story. I'm complaining that it hurts, but he doesn't listen to me. The pain worsened and I felt anxious and changed to another hospital.

There are some bad reviews How to feel at that time I think there is a problem with how to grasp it The clerical staff and doctors will be kind to you. I understand that I have a physical condition and feel bad at that time, but it is not the feeling at that time. Write in proper words

The teacher's explanation should be easy to understand. However, the clerical staff feels uncomfortable. I know I'm busy, but I'm sorry.

The attitude of the office worker is not good. Important documents were sent to the wrong place, I was told that by phone, At that time, I was just saying that this was not bad. I think I can't help making mistakes, I would like you to take proper measures after that. I'm sorry I'm not a friend. How about apologizing? As a hospital, it's a solid hospital, so it's a waste.

I had back pain, and the teacher explained the symptoms very carefully and in an easy-to-understand manner. I want to go for a while

The teacher was very polite and easy to understand. However, unfortunately, the attitude of the receptionist is so bad that the evaluation drops. The reception is the face of the hospital ... ₍ᐡ • ̫ • ̥ᐡ₎