Nishibori Orthopedic Surgery Internal Medicine - Saitama

I don't want to add 1 star. Feeling minus 5. You will not receive satisfactory treatment, and you will only get discomfort at the lowest clinic. If anyone sees this review in consideration of a medical examination, it is best not to have a medical examination. Money is wasted. Doctors, nurses and everyone are rude. There are only doctors who hand over the examination form and do not explain anything, nurses who proceed with the examination only for their own convenience without considering the patient's situation, and those who have passed the national examination. It doesn't seem like a place to treat someone who is hurt or sick. It was really painful to pay. Why do I have to pay for such an unpleasant feeling? I really hated it as the same medical professional, I want you to be disqualified. I will never see you again and I will not recommend it to anyone.

I was surprised that the word-of-mouth evaluation was low. I came here for the first time because of my son's fracture, but the young man at the reception, the nurse, and the doctor in charge were also very kind and polite. It depends on the day. ?

I went to the hospital several times because it was close to my house, but it felt very bad. I don't want to go There is no cooperation between receptionists, nurses and doctors. It is natural to be asked the same thing twice or three times. You can also hear complaints about the patient from the examination room. Especially the elderly nurses feel very uncomfortable. Even if I explain it, it doesn't understand. If possible, I don't want to add stars. It is a negative evaluation in terms of feelings.

At the time of reception, gerontocracy interrupts as if it were a matter of course. The one in the hospital who doesn't say anything is also bad. Only the ones that are usually unpleasant. Not recommended

I had a medical examination on the afternoon of a holiday, but about 5 people were waiting for the medical examination and waited for 30 minutes. The doctor who visited the clinic explained that there is a possibility of a subclinical fracture that was not known at the time of the first visit, and gave us a guideline for the next visit. Convenient for in-hospital prescription. I was surprised that there was a Judo rehabilitation teacher when I thought that I was doing it as a doctor, a nurse, a radiologist, or a clerical worker, but I was strangely convinced.

Receptionist, preview, everything is very slow, X-rays, even if you put it in the luggage locker when doing MRI, do not say. You're scared. If you run out of money and important things, don't do it. The director is kind, but another male doctor in his 60s is noisy, and he doesn't want to go twice because he speaks very well. I went there about 3 times when I was injured, but I didn't think it was good even once. You had better not go if you meet another hospital soon.

From the conclusion, it is better not to go. I usually do not write such reviews, I am a person who just uses the written reviews, but I will write it because it was too overwhelming to go through here. I had been taken care of several times a few years ago, but due to the fact that it was a corona illness, I kept the number of hospitals where an unspecified number of people gathered to the minimum necessary, but the other day with my family. I visited here. While I am honestly grateful for accepting patients who come to the hospital, despite being a medical institution I wondered what a joke was that there was no social distance at all. Despite the fact that it has become common sense these days to open a space for one person to keep a space between people. The waiting chairs in the waiting room and rehabilitation room are such that when you sit next to them, your shoulders touch each other. Looking at the reception desk, it seems that the internal medicine department is currently refusing to receive medical examinations, and only plastic surgery is accepted. You may think that there is no risk of getting infected with corona, but I have to say that the medical institution is too lazy to deal with it. I think it would be a miracle to say that this condition is still in this state if there were no corona patients from here if the corona illness last year was in such a situation. On the other hand, the chiropractor teachers in the rehabilitation room disinfect the bed after each treatment, and I was impressed by the fact that they could not take such care and social distance. I wondered if it happened to be vacant the other day, and when I looked into the rehabilitation room, a tall staff member wearing black glasses with glasses I was sitting in the patient's waiting chair, laughing out loud with the other staff (although I was wearing a mask) and relaxing. The majority of the other staff seemed to be busy, so it may be a great staff from a standpoint, but do you not realize that the staff at these facilities are always seen by patients? ?? Of course, I may have witnessed such a scene by chance ...

I've been waiting a long time. I went to this place several times, but it seems that it usually takes more than 2 hours from reception to checkout. To be honest, it is unclear at this stage whether the therapeutic effect is enough to wait for that ... After that, I feel that there is a huge difference in how the staff responds to patients. In the rehabilitation room, a blue card will be handed to you when the treatment is over, and when you send it to the reception desk, the payment will start, but when you are taken care of in this rehabilitation room for the first time, you will be treated by the staff in black clothes wearing glasses. When it was over, I was told "I'll put out the card here", so when I was wondering "Is the staff doing everything here?", The second time I was handed the card, how to put out the card I was confused because I didn't know where to put it out. If I had to take out the card myself, I wanted an explanation of how to take it out and where to put it at the first time. When I think about it, a large staff member in blue clothes at the reception desk was very politely explaining to the first patient how to issue cards and medical examination tickets. If you tell me politely ... "