Setagaya Shimoda General Hospital - Setagaya City

wait. I just wait. My back pain was so severe that I couldn't walk, so I went to the orthopedic surgery after 8:30 on Tuesday. After waiting for an hour, when I thought that I could finally get medical treatment, I had to wait for x-rays with haste, and then I just waited. The person who receives the x-ray after me will be examined first. It took almost three hours to finish everything. If there is a reasonable reason there, it can't be helped. No matter how you think about it, people who come after you will come in first. All the correspondence is not bad, but in a very difficult situation, I have to wait earnestly.

Former Shimoda General Hospital. It has moved and is new.

The other day I was taken care of by orthopedics due to a laceration. The doctors and nurses in charge were able to operate in a serious and good atmosphere, so I was very relieved. However, right next to the sewn wounds, the nurses on the back (close enough to get into the flickering view) said something like "I'm late" or "What should I do?" I was talking loudly all the time, and I wondered if I couldn't be quiet at least next to the examination room. Also, the reception at the entrance? guidance? I didn't have a good impression because the nurse like this wasn't very friendly at all, and I felt like I was convinced by talking by myself, and even if I asked a question, I felt like I was throwing it away. I came to the hospital because of a leg injury, and even though I was dragging or flying with one leg so that I couldn't walk properly, I think it's a little off to say that I should go to the reception desk to get a medical examination slip. thought.

I fell at home on Friday evening, and my lower back became weak, so I crawl on a narrow 2DK for over an hour to reach my cell phone and request an ambulance. It was this hospital that finally accepted me after hitting many cases. Not so good, not the worst, but there are two very bad-mannered nurses in the acute care ward. Somehow, patients who have had surgery are the only patients, and those who don't like them, whether yelling or not, are the target of relief. There is no attitude as a nurse to be close to the patient's feelings. Or rather, they were yelled at separately by the loud voices that echoed down the hallway for what they didn't explain at all and didn't confirm here. Moreover, the second time the lights were turned off. Before being a medical worker, I wonder what it is like as a person. The physiotherapists, doctors, and nurses in the comprehensive care ward were all good people. However, it was inconvenient because it was far from my home and the station, and I was diagnosed with spinal canal stenosis, so I was referred back to my orthopedic surgeon, which was about a 10-minute walk from my home. The director specializes in spine, and you can connect directly to a university hospital, which is about a 10-minute walk away. A second-class hospital, good or bad. I don't want to go to the clinic anymore except when there is no other place to accept me for emergency transportation. postscript Even while I was in the hospital, there was a nurse who said, "I'm a one-off person and I'm dispatched only today." There are many other nurses who are considered to be dispatched in the acute care ward, and the retention rate of nurses is probably quite poor. Information transmission is poor even in other departments and the same nursing department, and there may be problems with human relationships.

I was so sick that I thought I would die, so I rushed to this hospital in the neighborhood to crawl. However, because I had a fever of 37.5 degrees, I was kicked out asking me to leave early. I suspected that this was a hospital. After that, I went to another hospital, but the response was the difference between heaven and hell. I'm in the neighborhood, but I'll never go there again. It was the worst hospital. I thought I should have gone to the hospital after seeing the reviews of the hospital.

About orthopedics [Long waiting time] There are many reviews, but the actual place is If you do what you need to do, you will not have to wait for a long time. The important thing is to make a "reservation". There is no word "reservation" on the hospital homepage, so if you go to the outpatient department, the reception number will be in the 9000s and you will have to wait a long time because it will be inserted into the gap of the reserved patient. To avoid this, make a reservation first. To make a reservation, call the representative Let's say "what day and what time do you want by making an orthopedic appointment". Especially when there are many vacant days, the hospital will ask "How about XX hours on XX days?", So I think you can shorten the waiting time if you can.

Unfortunately, it was clearly a deliberate fraudulent claim. Perhaps they are inflating their bills on a regular basis. I sprained my wrist and attached a ready-made M size supporter that was on the spot. Just stick it with Velcro. However, 700 points were requested in the statement by the "treatment device molding method". This is what I can claim when I take a mold of my affected area and have a bespoke product made by a vendor. I made several phone calls and admitted that I made a mistake, but I was still charged 200 points for "therapeutic device measurements". Did you want to say that you made a mistake because they are similar? Measuring dimensions can be requested when measuring, just like the letters. I haven't even measured it, but I don't want to bother to take the trouble of measuring it with a major and then handing over a supporter of the right size, so I don't mind this request personally. In conclusion, just by attaching a velcro supporter, if you did an unsuccessful molding, you will add 7,000 yen, and the one that was pointed out to be fraudulent and corrected is still added, so what you are doing is quite malicious. Hey. Excuse me, but most of the other patients were older, so they may not be noticed even if they are inflated. It's not limited to this hospital, but everyone should check the statement carefully.

I suffered a large injury. The teacher who sutured me was quick to make a decision, and it was very helpful for me to finish the procedure smoothly and smoothly. Also, because of an injury on the road, I visited the clinic for the first time, so I didn't know what to do, but the receptionist taught me very kindly and I was very pleased with it. However, the teacher who was in charge of the thread removal gave me little explanation and attention regarding aftercare, so I was worried and asked some questions. The teacher said, "The wound will not open again. All you have to do is stick a plaster on it." However, three days after the thread was removed, the wound opened again with a slight impact, and I had a hard time. Did. I'm also responsible for my circumvention, but since it was my first time to suture, I wanted to be properly alerted after the suture was removed. It is unavoidable that there will be differences in treatment depending on the doctor, but I think that it will be more reassuring as a patient if you also tell us the risk after injury. It was a good opportunity to realize that it is necessary to purchase information other than the teacher's words at any hospital. In summary, I think that the receptionists and teachers are generally kind. I think it depends on the teacher in charge. The teacher in charge of trauma felt a little irresponsible in this case, so I have a feeling of distrust.