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I can't help waiting. However, because of this condition, even if I told him to give me a medicine with these ingredients, he wouldn't look it up in the dictionary I had, and if I had no choice but to start looking it up on my smartphone, I would be forced to leave the room because the next person was waiting. What is it? Shouldn't the teacher look it up and teach me? Even though I had some important errands after that, I was waiting for my turn. I stayed for 3 hours and I don't know what I went to after all. Thanks to that, I wasn't in time for my important business. A few years ago, I had a medical examination on the day when the teacher was constantly coughing, and I suffered from suffering from myself, and when I worked hard on the day of the appointment, the teacher experienced the despair of taking a rest. I remembered. Even if I asked the receptionist to let the person who made the reservation know if it was a temporary closure, I was told that I did not do that, and the patient called me on the morning of the reservation day to see if the teacher was at work. The unreasonableness of having to confirm. This event was also triggered by the congestion caused by the teacher's rest in the first place. If it's a holiday, why don't you transfer to work on another day? I have been silent until now because of the circumstances, but I think that it may lower the overall evaluation of women who balance work and family in the world.

What is a hospital? Elderly doctors who earn coins by working part-time are almost unmotivated. You're just having fun and earning money. One-handed personnel who can handle the number of customers. When I made an inquiry over the phone for a while, the doctor answered the phone, and next time I requested a non-medical fee (no explanation for the cost. It was not taken at other hospitals, etc.) Thorough measures against corona While saying that, it is still cash accounting. When you come here, you can only think of it as the Abe Clinic, which has a strong business spirit. Learn medicine and think about the feelings of the other person before giving priority to making money. Only near the station is a clinic.

The receptionist explained that it was time to renew, and requested the creation of a medical certificate. When you come to pick it up next time, there is an explanation of the medical certificate fee. I gave the same explanation the next time I went, so I thought it was strange, and when I asked him, he didn't even ask the doctor, and he said he didn't give such an explanation last time. No apology. There is no coordination at all, probably because the medical offices are not on good terms. As a hospital, I felt that there was a fundamental problem with the system itself.

My mother went to the hospital a few months ago, and I went with her several times to accompany her, but at that time, something like "Uncle Butsukari" was talked about recently. I was very surprised to see the staff doing this. The first time I saw it about two years ago, when I was waiting for the elevator to return after the examination, a man passed by me and my mother, but this man suddenly changed course. When I was wondering what happened, I walked straight toward the woman who was standing in the corridor just ahead of me, and I almost hit her. The females were scared to avoid it, almost sticking to the wall, but the males entered the clinic through the staff entrance as if nothing had happened without stopping, so now. I was surprised at what the heck was. And then on yet another day, the same half-cut man I saw in the hallway before deliberately rubs his foot on the woman's knee as she passes in front of the female patient sitting in a chair in the waiting room. I saw him passing by. From my position, even though there was enough space in front of the chair, I went to the side of the woman who was sitting on the side of the chair, so the female side who was killed lay her foot sideways. I tried to knock it down to avoid contact. I saw this man doing this several times on different visits. At first, the behavior was so strange that I wondered if this man was also a patient, but instead, the day care staff here was stunned. As far as I can see, this person is always likely to hit only females, and for male patients this is not unnaturally close to them, it's done completely intentionally. It was like that. Currently, my mother has already moved to another hospital, and since the content is the content, I was quite confused as to whether to post it at first, but I was sick and I finally went to the clinic with such eyes. I think that there are people who have encountered this, and I thought that it would be helpful for those who are considering going to this clinic in the future, especially for women, so I decided to post it.

When I consulted about a disability pension when I was disappointed by a mental illness and couldn't work at all, Dr. Hirai laughed at me saying, "I'm laughing at getting a disability pension at that age." I was very sad to be laughed at even though I consulted seriously. Is age related to disability? Now it depends on another teacher. Be aware that some teachers are calm and rude to patients who want to die.

Anyway, the reception is the worst! It's rude and full of naive feelings. I made a reservation and slipped a first-time visitor in front of me. That is still acceptable. The problem is how to deal with it. I was kept waiting in the waiting room for a while, and when I asked at the reception desk, "Are you in a different order? I've been waiting in the waiting room for a long time, but a person passed through first." "Hmm," he says with a sly face and looks boring. There are no fragments of sorry. I think it's useless to say this, and I'm sorry to say it to accounting. "I know it's crowded, but can you say a word if you want to have a first-time visitor during the appointment time? Doesn't it make sense to make an appointment?" Because! The worst! Zero stars is fine! postscript By the way, I had to wait 15 minutes from the reserved time in the waiting room and 1 hour in the middle waiting room. The consultation is 3 minutes. The entry time was 10 minutes ago, but it was properly entered.

The word-of-mouth column is rough, but I wonder if it is common in psychiatry. I had the opportunity to move and went to several psychiatric clinics, but this was a fairly soft response. It's been about two years since I started going to the hospital, but it's often crowded and the waiting time varies, but I have the impression that there are many good teachers. Dr. Abe, the doctor in charge, listens carefully while he is busy, and listens even longer when he is free. In addition to medical office work, staff from various industries are also working, and you can receive full care including counseling. Isn't it the best in this area? ??