Sayama Total Clinic - Sayama

Many of Dr.'s doctors give a careful examination. The reception is not so good or miscellaneous. It was good to respond to the reservation call, but I was sent to a different department instead of the desired department, and in the end it was troublesome twice, so I think it is better to acquire a little more specialized knowledge.

I think it's a very good hospital overall. The reception desk and other staff are also very responsive. However, I am angry at the poor response of the guide at the entrance of the parking lot! ⬇️ Other reviews ⬇️ The only disappointment was the uncle in the parking lot, who entered because there was an empty car sign, but I can't tell just by saying "This is no good, go to the XX parking lot !!". Where is the XX parking lot? If you can see the parking lot information, please let me know. Even if I know myself, I don't know people (bitter smile) It's a crowded place, so I understand that the guides are frustrated, but I would like you to think a little more about how to speak! Because it is full, I will make a U-turn and wait here When you make a U-turn and go to the designated place, stop at the parking diagonally ahead! I don't want to complain too much so I'll stop The mouth is said to be the cause of disaster, so I would like you to review your response once again.

The young female doctor in orthopedics is the worst! The worst! I decided the date of surgery without permission and prepared the documents. When I told him that I couldn't take a day off from work, he said, "I said that day was good." I was surprised that the reservation was made without permission I don't listen to people, what is it like from the top? Only the attitude is full-fledged. When it comes to orthopedics, it's best to have a doctor who is not a young female doctor.

I found an atrial septal defect, and this month I had my first examination and examination in a year. As a result, I was told that it would be okay to have a medical examination one year later, but from about a month ago, when I told him that my heart palpitations, shortness of breath, and dizziness were terrible, [Isn't there a lack of exercise? When. I was wondering, but I couldn't ask any more, and I wasn't convinced that it ended with [Come again if my life was disturbed]. When the amount of blood was a little large, he made a medical certificate to go to a big hospital. I'm just distrustful of what I saw and said it was okay. I will never go to the cardiology department here again.

I talked with various people. Doctors, nurses, nutrition counselors. Human dock consultation reception and its specialists. General consultations are crowded with many elderly people on weekdays and holidays. Even though it is a reservation system. And it will be delayed. For some reason, there is a delay of 30 minutes or more before seeing a doctor: It is delayed as much as a friendly teacher.

I had a medical examination at the mammary gland department a while ago. I came to the hospital just in case because I had an abnormality in my health checkup. What did you come to? Do you want to be exposed? I was told. I understand that he is a low-priority patient while he is busy, but he charges for a medical examination without seeing anything. It was too terrible. In other departments, when I go to see a doctor for an examination, I get the same thing, and I wonder if it's a hospital where money is squeezed and I'm only interested in major illnesses. I think it's common for everyone to want to cure their illness before anything else ...

I have to say that we operate the hospital on our own convenience. There is no feeling of compassion for the patient or family. To a patient with terminal cancer who has been attending for three years, he said "I have a lot of reservations today. If you feel so sick, please go to another hospital." Even if doctors, nurses, and receptionists are not sharing information and talking, there are only discrepancies ... I can't help but hope that there was a better hospital nearby.

I had my left little finger healed by surgery, which was almost stuck in an accident more than 10 years ago. I played bass to the extent that I played in a live house, and I also liked guitar and piano a little. I was injured so much that I couldn't do it, and I was in despair at that time. I had Dr. Yamada of the orthopedic surgery perform the operation, and although it was not in its heyday, I was able to move the musical instrument to the extent that I could enjoy it as a hobby. It was a miracle and I really cried. In addition, there are no aftereffects or pain that make me feel inconvenient in my personal life, and the course is good. Dr. Yamada of Orthopedics is a big benefactor for me. He showed me the difficult operation of the little finger of the hand with a treatment result that exceeded expectations. (In fact, about eight years ago, I had an operation in another surgery that advocated a hand specialty, but the function of the little finger did not recover at all at that clinic.) Not limited to the little finger, Dr. Yamada is a master doctor in the difficult field of hand surgery. It is a large hospital, and depending on the department and medical condition, you may not get the desired results. Since doctors, nurses, and patients are all human beings, you may be suspicious or dissatisfied due to misunderstandings. My case may be rare, but I think it is a general hospital where many excellent teachers, including Dr. Yamada of orthopedics, are enrolled.