Nihonbashiemuzu Clinic - Chuo City

I will post it so that no one will be shocked anymore. After a long time, before I was a doctor, I met a person who thought about me as a human being. What surprised me ・ There is no receptionist, the teacher is doing the reception and accounting by himself, and the consultation time is pushing in the first place, so the next appointment customer (the patient who reserved in front of me) is made to wait through the examination room first. In spite of this, he continued to talk with the accounting patient at the end of the examination with a talk like a small talk (diet is somehow, and the same content is repeated). ・ It seems that the letters on the questionnaire I wrote were difficult to see, which is also bad, but when I was asked "What is it written?", I answered it verbally, " Then rewrite it in the margin. " … Then, isn't it okay to “correct here” from the beginning? I finally tried it. ・ I was worried about the dryness and peeling of the skin on my face, so I visited the clinic. I was able to remove the make-up and see it, but apparently it was already stiff and the skin was hangnail, but I could tell that it wasn't dry. Certainly, the glue is bad and uneven, but I can make up, so I think that it is not the terrible inflammation that the teacher is accustomed to, but I actually see the symptoms and see the person who is suffering. In front of me, I thought I could often say that. Moreover, the doctor. ・ I received a medicine to prevent pimples, but when I explained it, I said, "This is a medicine that suppresses new pimples, so it doesn't work on acne scars that have already been made. I won't complain because the scars won't fade. so." When. ... I haven't said anything yet ... lol I understand what you want to say, but I thought the way of communicating was childish. ・ Since it was my first visit, I handed my health insurance card at the reception, but it seems that I was left at the unmanned reception throughout the consultation. It's an important thing to prove your identity, and I thought that it wasn't treated as a deposit of another person in the first place. I asked a question about the prescribed medicine, but he told me carefully about how to apply and how long it was, so I was happy about that, but I was too surprised at the others. I didn't really get the content in my head lol It seems that there are some patients who talk to each other, but it seems that the attitudes differ depending on the patient, so I think this teacher is the one who chooses people. If you are thinking of going to see a doctor from now on, I think it is better to be prepared for that point. I will never go.

Evaluation ★ 1 There is a director here who is not even worth it. Great attitude Moody person It ’s full of bad words My heart is rotten. Please change your attitude. Why do patients have to be so concerned? It's a place where stress doubles. I sincerely hope that the number of people who go there will decrease and that we will have more time to reflect on it. does not change Telephone correspondence is also the worst What are you going to do Zero sociability

Forty shoulder pain is gone. When I consulted with a friend about the roughness of the back of the ear caused by the mask and the roughness of the fingertips caused by disinfection, he introduced me to M's Clinic. It was said that medicine would be given immediately for rough skin, but various questions were asked, such as "Maybe your heels are dry for a long time? Do you have internal bleeding in your feet?", And if you like, take Kampo. I was told to try it. Go to dermatology and Chinese medicine? I thought, but I heard that the teacher was good at Kampo and studied professionally. I was asked to prescribe the medicine to the extent that it would be good to improve the sensitivity to cold. Apart from rough skin, I have always had a pain in my forty shoulders for half a year, and I have been putting two large compresses on my shoulders and upper arms all the time. I didn't see any signs of improvement after going to rehabilitation, and the orthopedic surgeon recommended me to inject steroids, but I was afraid and unwilling to put it on hold. However, the pain in my forty shoulders eased on the third day after I started taking Kampo. I took a compress for the first time in half a year and was able to spend the day. The pain was almost gone after a week. Two weeks later, I went to the clinic to report my improvement and complained about orthopedics. "Teachers are also good and bad, and I don't treat them so unreasonably with orthopedics. Sometimes a closer person, such as a sprain, can help, so don't make a decision and live in a more comfortable way. Is it? " I was told. After that, when I went to the pharmacy, the pharmacist asked me if I was feeling better and what kind of clinic it was, so when I said, "The pain in my forty shoulders has disappeared," this prescription contains a Chinese medicine that has the effect of strengthening good luck. However, if it doesn't fit, it will be bad. I was told that it was a prescription that I couldn't give unless I had studied hard and had confidence. When I went to a dermatologist with rough skin, I didn't think that my physical condition would improve and the pain in my forty shoulders that I had suffered for half a year would disappear. Of course, the rough skin was cured immediately with the medicine I received, and the dryness of the heel disappeared. There are many ways to comment and receive, but for me the teacher is like a witch. Since I am a reliable teacher, I introduce it to my friends who are in poor physical condition and everyone is indebted to improving my physical condition.

Don't go to this hospital. A few years ago, when I was treated for circular alopecia, I received exorbitant medical bills and crude treatment. When I was waiting at the reception desk, other people paid hundreds of yen for treatment, and I was the only one paying 1,000 yen each time. You may say that the content is different, but the treatment itself was only a few drops applied by a woman who seems to be a nurse, and the doctor's consultation was almost the first time. Immediately after being instructed to purchase supplements and the receptionist told the amount at the time of accounting, the doctor appeared from the back and said, "Oh, it's not covered by insurance." After all, I went to the hospital for half a year, but it didn't improve at all, and when I saw the thinning hair of the doctor himself, I realized that I couldn't expect any effect on the treatment, so I stopped going to the hospital. It cost about 50,000 yen in total. Rating 5 seems to be almost all Sakura reviews. The feature of Sakura Review is that 5 is as prominent as 1 and most people do not actually go to the hospital. The person who only reviews this hospital with his full name is definitely Sakura. There is a part-time job to write a rating of 5, and it is this hospital that pays a lot of money to write it. It makes me sad to think that the treatment costs I paid are also used for this.

A little while ago, I was at a loss because I had an ugly scar after failing to have an operation on the skin of my arm at another hospital. I visited here for a second opinion. The teacher was really kind and listened to me and comforted me. He also gave me a very honest and courageous opinion. I was thoughtfully impressed with his knowledge of medicine. After that, I went there for about half a year and finished the medical treatment with great satisfaction. Thank you very much.

I don't want to add 1 As others have said, the director is a waste. It seems that the attitude changes depending on the customer. I've only been there once, but never again. I'm worried or troubled with my skin so I'm going "Even if you come after you have symptoms (laughs)" Yeah, you're a dermatologist, right? ?? ?? It seems like it's going to be tedious from beginning to end, and the explanation seems to be great, the opinion that scorns the other person, and it is impossible as a doctor. If you take a train in Tokyo, there are other good dermatologists, so I recommend you to go there. You should never go.

I went to Tokyo as a college student and asked about alopecia areata because it recurred. He told me that he was a student, had little money, and his parents were worried, so he couldn't say that he had relapsed. Then, I was scolded until I cried, "Do you want to cure that you don't want to spend money?" "I can't cure with that attitude." I was told that I had misunderstood that I was crying or that I didn't want to be treated suddenly, and because it looked messy, I was told something like that. Her hair color may have been flashy, but I don't remember using a tame mouth or taking a rude attitude. I knew that I wouldn't be cured 2.3 times, but I stopped going to the hospital because it was a mental burden. The clinic, which I had seen locally until now, was a place where the teachers and staff were all kind and asked me to do my best together, so I was shocked by the unexpected response. I sincerely recommend that you go to another clinic.

Five years ago, I had a medical examination for the first alopecia areata underage at that time. Looking at the word-of-mouth, the alopecia areata was cured, and there were many good word-of-mouth communication at that time when the teacher was good. However, I entered the examination room and asked the opening number 1 "How much can you pay for treatment a month?" I had a part-time job, but I knew how much I could afford for medical treatment, and I thought it was just insurance medical treatment, so I was disappointed. If you say about 10,000 yen, "Well, 10,000 yen is no different from insurance medical treatment, so you should go to a local dermatologist. I'll tell you that I didn't see you today. (Pointing to it) I'll take it from there, so I don't have to pay today, so go home. " In the next treatment room, there was probably a man in his 50s who was going to the hospital for medical treatment at his own expense. I don't want to see the current HP, so I don't know, but at that time it was described as treatment in insurance medical treatment, but it felt like only self-financed medical treatment. It is not recommended for those who want to be cured by insurance. I'm grateful that I didn't get the money.