Rakusai Newtown Clinics - Kyoto

Every hospital has some problems. But the teachers, nurses, and staff involved in this hospital. I'm working hard with the new Coronavirus in a difficult time. That alone is enough to make up for the problem. Trust between teachers and patients is the best ❗❗

Right next to the bus stop. Soba housing complex space, staff eating rice, staff smoking even though smoking is useless

★ I added one, but it is actually minus ★ 20. It is the consultation experience and evaluation about the otolaryngology of this hospital. If you have sudden deafness in your left ear and go to a private hospital, it may not be effective if you take steroid tablets because some time has passed since the onset of the disease. Was diagnosed as good. I had a bad tinnitus, so I chose this hospital, which is close to my home and easy to go to, and asked me to write a letter of introduction. However, when I visited this hospital, the young doctor who examined me responded with a playful tone, saying, "What should I do, hey, it takes time and effort?" I unilaterally made a diagnosis to reduce the dose. Also, I had side effects of steroid tablets that I was told to be careful of at a private hospital, so when I tried to talk about how to deal with them, the doctor denied that my symptoms were not side effects of steroids. After that, I confirmed that the symptom I experienced at Kyoto University Hospital was a very common side effect of steroids. I think this young doctor either didn't have a basic knowledge of the side effects of steroids, or he just wanted to deny what the patient said and show off his authority as a doctor. One week later, I was an elderly doctor at the second visit, but when I saw the test results that my hearing was lower than at the first visit, I said, "Originally, I had a bad ear, the ear of the person holding the handset. I just didn't notice it because it wasn't. " I answered that my hearing had not deteriorated during regular examinations, but it was completely ignored. Perhaps it is a way to escape responsibility because it was troublesome and did not drip infusion due to the treatment time of inpatients. Also, when I turned to the side with too much irresponsible behavior, I took pressure actions such as grasping my arm and turning it toward myself. The reaction was unbelievable when I told the doctor at the private hospital that I was not able to receive IV treatment and that I was diagnosed as having a bad ear. Sudden deafness is a disease in which the sooner the treatment with steroids is after the onset, the more the hearing can be expected to recover. I was also annoyed and started to interfere with my daily life, and for half a year I became severely depressed. I don't know if my hearing would have improved a little if I could get an IV drip at this hospital. However, as far as I have experienced, the otolaryngologist at this hospital lacks a sincere attitude toward the suffering of patients and has no basic sense of ethics as a medical professional. I can say for sure. If you have a life-changing illness, such as sudden deafness, you should avoid only the otolaryngology department at this hospital. Later research revealed that there are several hospitals in Kyoto that have reliable otolaryngologists, including the Kyoto University Hospital. If such a hospital had taken the usual measure of intravenous drip treatment, it would have been convincing even if the results were the same. I would regret choosing this hospital because it's so close to me that I can walk rather than take a bus or train because of tinnitus until I die.

I was misdiagnosed. It's a hospital that I really don't want to go to again. I don't want to add a star.

My blood pressure was high and I went to the cardiology department without an appointment. I waited for about two and a half hours, but the nurse gave me something like a "healthy life course" in the middle of the waiting room, and I learned. (Even if you make a reservation, it will be crowded, so it is better to bring a book or something) It happened that the teacher on Wednesday morning was a female doctor. He listened carefully to my story, which feels good and is busy, but also has other illnesses. However, although it was said that blood should be collected after resting for 20 minutes, I hate the needle system, so the drip next to me, the electricity was bright, and the young nurse was clerical, which made me nervous. Also, I have frequent urination, but before blood sampling I asked the foolish question, "I went to the bathroom a while ago, should I go?" "If you go, go, if you don't go, don't go, what do you do?" I really didn't like it anymore. I was probably not good at collecting blood, it was the longest pain in my life, and I had chills after collecting blood. At that time, the nurse was throwing a futon on my body, and my shoulders and legs were sticking out, so it was very cold. The nurse who collected the blood felt cold and came to me after a while. When I was asked "How is it?", I said "I'm still fluttering", but it was ignored. The other nurse came to see me many times and smiled and gave me gentle words until I got home, which was very comforting. The teacher-level nurse said nothing when I left the blood collection room, It was seen with strange eyes. I thought it couldn't be helped because it was a large hospital, but I wanted him to say "Is it okay?", "Thank you for your hard work", and "Take care". Rather, it felt completely different from when I was doing the "Life Health Course". Also, the person who receives the call for inquiries from this hospital is always the same staff member, who is unfriendly, has poor telephone support, and has only called twice. That's because I don't want to remember it. It seems that you can tell who you are calling by phone number, but it looks like a young scammer or a yakuza. I'm sure the employee wanted to work as a doctor or a nurse, You don't want to answer the phone. Finally, it's a little old. I don't want to be hospitalized. One of the people who is cleaning is an acquaintance in his 70s, who is very serious and good.

The staff, teachers, kindness, politeness and peace of mind. It takes time to accept ?

To nurses One-star rating has nothing to do with the kindness of the hospital or the skill of the doctor. However, I am in great trouble because I contact the person in charge of the office where I work without asking the patient. Since I am a foreigner, I do not understand Japanese very well, so I prepared an interpreter, so I wanted to contact the interpreter, but there may be an idea that it can not be helped because I am ill, but the total is 3 times a year and a half. I have been hospitalized for more than 3 months, and since then I have been going to the hospital almost twice a month (outpatient), but if there is something I should report to the company by phone, why should I report it to the company? At the end of the year, I was told, "I'm sick, but I should manage my health as a worker." So please listen to the patient's opinion before calling the company. If you inconvenience the person in charge of the patient's office without permission, it will be more difficult for the patient. Thank you for your understanding. Please understand. If I'm not healthy, I know that I'm not healthy if I get fired, but I think the hospital will take responsibility. To the person in charge of the hospital If you read this review, please improve it. Since I am planning to go out on January 28th, I would like to inform the nurse about the above contents through the interpreter. NGUYEN VAN HOA

This time, I was hospitalized for surgery. I have been indebted to you for a long time at this hospital. I was taken care of by hospitalization last year as well. The attending physician thought about the patient and responded devotedly. I am deeply grateful to have met a good doctor. While I was in the hospital, the nurses were working cheerfully and I felt comfortable with them. However, I had a bad feeling at the receptionist. At the reception, female and young male staff responded comfortably. But ... I was offended by the support of middle-aged and older male staff. When I asked a question, there was a person who immediately changed his complexion and became confused. Maybe I wasn't asking the question ... In addition, there are people who respond to phone calls after hours with a sense of intimidation even if they stop talking even though they haven't finished talking about it. Some of them are middle-aged and older male staff. (You shouldn't make a decision by telephone, but I felt it in your voice and way of speaking.) I think it's okay if the medical care is excellent, but I couldn't give it a high rating because I was disgusted at the reception, telephone support, and the first window of the hospital. It is very disappointing. I think that the hospital window is often troublesome, but it is difficult. It was very disappointing to feel unpleasant at the first window of the hospital. Don't forget that it's a place where people who aren't feeling well go.