Nihonchozai Tanitsu Pharmacy - Narashino

This is not a pharmacy. Princess business. Close = not convenient.

Acceptance of reception is minimum, not response to people No matter where you go, no need to come Even if I gave a prescription, I didn't say a word Please wait there and stay silent As soon as a salesman at a trading company came to me, I was very grateful to them for taking care of me. It is natural for work to understand why people are at the reception desk before their attitude is bad. It's a good town ... It is doubtful for the person in charge and others who keep it. Is there anyone to be careful about? Or is it a natural response here? I am very sorry that I love this town.

Delivery of medicines is not in the order of dispensing but in the order of complete acceptance. Was it a claim in the past? Well, this may not be the case. However, how is it standing at the counter with Bon Yari until the patient whose number is called comes to receive the medicine? Hama Sushi Pepper is better. In addition, there are a lot of people who notice the call after a few minutes, and often go to the counter slowly after having been in the station. . . I doubt my common sense. No bad thing, if you spend a wasted time and risk of a second infection, use the nearest pharmacy in your home. Since I was in front of the hospital I thought lightly to finish here and I regretted waiting for 40 minutes. My pharmacist? Where? you're kidding? impossible! ! !

Entered after 9 o'clock immediately after opening. There were only two patients in the meeting, so I thought I could do it soon, but I wasn't called. You can see that there are 7 to 8 pharmacists in the glass-walled dispensing room, but you can see that they are chatting happily while operating the computer, and that they are wandering around wherever they are. As for the contents of the prescription I brought, there were no powdered medicines, and I waited for 30 minutes even though there were only 5 kinds of medicines to count, so I was finally called when I urged "Are you still?" When I asked the pharmacist who took the medication, "There are few people waiting, and why does it take so long because of the simple prescription?" I did. I was a pharmacist named Mr. T, but I was surprised at the attitude of other people. I went to the pediatrics department in the same building, and if I got the medicine from this pharmacy, the parking fee would be free, so I used it, but I was frustrated because I was kept waiting even if it was crowded or vacant, so I will not go again in the future Hmm.

As far as I can remember, I have been attending since around 2003. (I remember it, but it has been open since 2000) At that time, there was only a pharmacy there. Also, since it is right in front of a large general hospital and there is a clinic opened from that general hospital, I think that there are many patients who will take care of it without calling. Perhaps because of such an environment, I have never thought that the reception was really good since I first visited. In the early days, I had to put in my prescription and do it myself until the number tag came out. If I try to put it in by myself someday, it's not good to put it in, but the scan is too late and the reception staff will eventually get pressure like "What are you doing!" (Because it's the wind, I may not mean that over there) In that case, I don't want you to put the scan on the table from the beginning, and there are many staff members, so it would be nice if the staff members could take care of it in the back, right? I also visited several other pharmacies of the same Nihon Chouzai, but many of them are scanned by the staff in the back just by handing them over. (However, even if you are the same Nihon Chouzai, the data is not linked, so you have to write a questionnaire from the beginning. To be honest, does it make sense to make it the same group?) Also, since it is a job and the role of the pharmacist, it may be unavoidable, but the pharmacist asks for root digging and leaf digging. I feel tired from the hospital examination, so it feels tough. Since this is just receiving medicine, I have to talk about what I said at the hospital from the beginning again, and now there are cases where I send it with the app in advance and ask even though I have written the content, so in advance I also write notes. I was asked about blood tests, so I started to send them in advance using the app. (In response to this, we are finally able to get a smooth prescription.) Due to the poor response of the receptionist and the inconvenience of having to explain to the pharmacist from 1, I changed to another pharmacy for a while, but due to the severity of the congestion and the fact that the order was postponed considerably, I felt terrible at this pharmacy. I returned to. However, the poor response of the receptionist will not be improved at all. I have been patient for many years. I've been thinking about it for less than 20 years, but if there are any staff members who are looking at this, I really want them to improve. There are many pharmacies nearby, so I don't think it's necessary to go to this place, but just changing the pharmacy is a hassle, such as getting an insurance certificate or a questionnaire, so I'm going as it is. However, you can change your pharmacy at any time, and there are also pharmacies from the patient's perspective, such as "Will you continue to come? I will increase the inventory of medicines", so I think you should choose such a place.