Nakano Egota Hospital - Nakano City

From Numabukuro Station, it is a straight road to Nakano Disability Welfare Hall and Kokusai Junior College, but it took about 25 minutes on foot. The bus is only on this road towards the station. It was cloudy at 22 ℃ and it rained occasionally, but it is essential to take measures against heat stroke. At the border between Nerima Ward and Nakano Ward, cars run at a considerable speed on the road in front of you.

I had a severe abdominal pain in my lower abdomen, and when I jumped into this internal medicine department in the middle of the night, the male teacher's response was unpleasant. The atmosphere seems to be troublesome when people say, "Isn't it food poisoning anyway?" If you keep complaining, "No, it's not that kind of pain," he says, "I've just denied it." When I took an X-ray later, the ovary was swollen and I was referred to a different hospital. It was an ovarian tumor. I was introduced to a different hospital, so it has two stars, but even one star is a good level teacher.

I made an inquiry about night emergency with the guidance from # 7119, but I didn't talk at all. There may be various circumstances, but if you can't see the doctor, it would be nice if you could apply for exclusion from the beginning because it would save you time and effort. What is more worrisome than that ... As a response over the phone, I only had the impression that "I don't want to take care of this." I expected that even if the word of mouth on the net was bad, it would be unexpectedly good, but I'm sorry. However, the level of technology and facilities is still high! If that is the case, you may be able to put up with it. Shall I bet there if you would like to take care of me?

Please read especially for young people. I want to reduce the number of victims. Over-testing, proper diagnosis, poor environment, terrible hygiene I was forced to have a PCR test even though I just wanted a gastrocamera (Anisakis), and because I received it, I was not taken out of the hospital and was unconscious (due to endoscopic anesthesia), but I was hospitalized semi-forced and wasted. It is a vicious hospital that has been subjected to various tests and has spent a considerable amount of money (70,000 yen). I had guessed that there were no young patients, but I don't want the number of victims to increase, so I will take care of the actual events. First of all, I told him that I would like him to be discharged when he was conscious, and even if he told me that he would not be responsible for the hospital even if something happened, he refused endlessly and did not need it, and he gave me two meals and water. It was cut off for half a day. It's not an environment that can be called a hospital, but in a word, it's a ruin. The window glass of the hospital room is broken and squeezed with gum tape, and the door is not properly installed, and the wind coming in from the outside (the air conditioning equipment is fossil grade, so the window is opened to control the temperature) keeps rattling. I can't sleep. The nurse call was also broken and did not ring, and even if I offered to exchange it, it was not exchanged. In the middle of the night, from midnight to 5 pm, the moans of "Please help the teacher" continued endlessly, and the nurses may not be rushing. It's a normal situation, so it's probably in a state. A box with blood is normally placed in the aisle. There is no such thing as hygiene. Of course, when I saw such a thing, I was afraid of medical errors and refused the infusion many times, but it was not accepted. Only one plump nurse is decent and there are only rough people who are suitable for being in the ruins. It's just a way to make a fool of the patient. When it was cold and I was closing the window, the nurse who came in said, "What's this room?" And opened it without permission, and I was giggled when I saw him suffering from not being able to drink water. It's not painful anywhere, and above all, my thirst and hunger are the limits, so even if I tell him I want him to do something, he laughs, "It's a teacher's instruction. I don't think it's a person. Anyway, I don't know how painful it is for a healthy person to refuse water and food for two days (it was hell because it was my first experience). No matter what you put it on, the teacher's judgment is one point. When I thought that such a teacher had finally come to work, I didn't even look at the results of the roentgen I took five minutes ago, saying, "Okay, that's it." Anyway, I understood that I wanted to inspect and get paid. I refused to take the last roentgen, so the nurse asked me, "I'm an adult, so why don't you just hang out?" I was told. I can't believe it, I don't remember anything because I was anesthetized during the gastrocamera. Maybe my body resisted, but I didn't break it myself and I have no memory at all. Do you say that in a normal hospital? I was told that Anisakis could not be found as a result of the gastrocamera, but when I put together what was said later. I think it was interrupted due to body rejection during the test. I think the reason is that it took a lot of time (a human talk with an attendant) due to the low skill of the endoscope. But no matter how much you break it, do you take responsibility for the unconscious person due to anesthesia? I just can't believe this. It's an environment where I think it's natural that the spread of corona was discovered by whistle-blowing. In the first place, it's an environment where clusters can easily occur. Because hygiene is nothing. In the unlikely event that something happens, I will never be here again. It is a human graveyard. Anyway, I don't think it's a hospital person to say "break the camera" to an unconscious person.

I used to go to the internal medicine department here twice because of stomach upset, but I have never been treated as badly as others have written. Both the teacher and the nurse talked very kindly and politely, and I was able to receive a medical examination without stress.

My mother was hospitalized, but I wasn't even allowed to visit her for a month, and I was finally able to meet her in full defense at the time of my death. However, it was a terrible, thin figure that was very different from a month ago. The facility is also quite old and tired. Can I run it? I'm worried. Hospitalization fee is also settled in cash only. Somehow the aftertaste is bad.

The chief had a garbage-like personality. The cause of death given by the doctor, such as bullying by new nurses and moral harassment for patients with dementia, was rewritten as "this is not convenient". The procedure of the procedure is also wrong in some places, and the newcomer is educated with a doy face. It was humorous. I think the newcomer is a convenient cat's hand, and even though I can't see any patients, I'm in charge of less than 20 people. I'll have a meeting! It was a well-end meeting for about an hour. The teacher is also poisoned by the chief, swallowing the chief's complaints and not trying to change the environment. It is understandable that new nurses are quitting and patients are dying.