Shinjukushinkei Clinic - Shinjuku City

A clinic that examines epilepsy about 5 minutes from Shin-Okubo Station. The director seems to have come to the Shizuoka Epilepsy and Neurological Medical Center, so he has a wide network of contacts and would like to introduce you to an epilepsy clinic that is easy to go to if you move to a rural area. The point is that you don't have to go to a large hospital such as a university hospital because you can have an electroencephalogram in the clinic. However, it takes a considerable amount of time to complete the flow of reception, medical examination, and accounting. It is necessary to prepare for one hour from reception to checkout, and it is difficult to make a schedule after consultation. You should think that it will take about half a day.

Because of the corona's illness, I had to make a phone call, did not think about the patient and the patient's family, did not see me, and even if I was feeling sick, I left playing. An authoritative doctor is not always a good doctor.

It was my first visit this month. Both teachers and nurses is kind. There are only people who come to the blood sampling test, do you have it every month?

Those who have epilepsy. I have been introduced by another hospital and am going to the hospital. ① The complexity of medical examinations Director: "Is there any problem with your physical condition?" Me: "No problem." Director: "Is that so?" This completes the examination. ② Poor response Me: "Can you give me two months' worth of medicine because I'm busy with work?" Director: "I want you to come again next month, so I'll give you only one month's worth." It's so terrible that I think, "I'm going to change the hospital."

The teachers and nurses are kind and enthusiastic. It was a pity that I had to wait 50 minutes for payment. Especially the people sitting in the back don't answer the phone so much so I don't know what they are doing. I'm looking forward to the staff's efforts.

I am an epilepsy patient. I got a letter of introduction and went to the hospital here, but I can't recommend it here. The nurses were good, but the doctors were more uncomfortable. I felt that I wanted the patient to be taken care of a little more. Perhaps it's an assembly line, but he's a doctor who doesn't snuggle up even if he conveys his painful feelings. It's my personal opinion, but I can't really recommend it.

There are many word-of-mouth communication that is overly lifted or overly negative, so from the fact that I go to the hospital every month, I always think about "good points / worrisome points". I will try to write as it is as much as possible. I wonder if I should go for epilepsy. If you are thinking, I would appreciate it if you could read it to the end. First of all, the good points ? ・ Because it specializes in epilepsy, it is natural, but since the epilepsy hospital itself is rare (I think), there is a sense of security that you can ask anything. ・ The atmosphere in the hospital is good, and both the teachers and staff are very kind. ・ Although it is a small hospital, the decorations are nice, calm and bright, so you can rest assured. (Paintings, folk crafts, seasonal decorations, etc.) ･ When I first came to the hospital, I was really scared, I didn't even know if my symptoms were epilepsy, When I talked about what actually happened to my body, he kindly listened to me and taught me various things. Since I started taking the medicine, myoclonic seizures have soon subsided. (I-Kepura, my head is dull ...) For the time being, it's an individual opinion, but I think there is no loss for people who are suspicious of epilepsy and are uneasy! Next, the place to be worried about ? This is probably the same as the reviews of others. ・ If you ask a lot of questions, they will tell you, but if you go to the basic examination, "Do you have any subsequent seizures?" "Not" ~ End ~ It's like that. .. If you talk from here, you can talk to me in various ways and you can tell me, but if you don't go from here, it will be really instant. The consultation may take less than a minute, despite the long waiting time. Therefore "Isn't this good for telephone medical treatment?" I think, "I want you to send me only the medicine." later, About the check sheet etc. that I did several times ago Forgotten until I heard this I was asked to ask the receptionist about support etc. (I'm sorry I'm not a specialist.) The reception staff seems to be busy, so I can't ask. I'm worried because I live alone and I'm away from my parents. I'm worried about the support I can receive from the internet alone, so I'd like you to tell me at the hospital. The hospital itself is very good, and I am really grateful that the teachers are very busy studying and going to work here and there, and they kindly and calmly examine me. Basically, I'm still worried that nothing will progress unless I go from here. (I'm sorry, but honestly, it can be a little frustrating on my way home ...) I hope something goes wrong with that. You can also mail the medicine, and if you just answer "yes" "Isn't it okay to go to the hospital except when collecting blood?" I've been thinking lately. I had a telephone examination once, but it was even more so (´ ･ _ ･ `) because the examination was completed in an instant with no waiting time. However, the teachers and staff are very nice people, Wherever you go, just like normal relationships I don't think it's okay if you don't have a negative image because you can't tell the compatibility with just one or two examinations. Epilepsy seems to be classified as a psychiatrist, but at least I am There is no sense of "not being seen as a person". I've heard a lot of great stories from many patients, and I feel that I'm calmly analyzing the statements and examples of past patients, rather than not listening to them. I have the impression that the hospital is not fluffy about "guidance on support and systems" and "standards for telephone medical treatment", and I want the hospital to tell me more. So you don't have to worry about your first visit, but instead, click here. I encourage you to ask a lot of questions! It may not fit, but I think it's okay because you won't be hit from the beginning for the time being. As mentioned above, it has become insanely long, It was a personal opinion from the person who went to the hospital for several years. I haven't written a lot of reviews, so I'm sorry if it's hard to understand.

I feel like I'm not looking at the patient as a person. Two impressive stories. (1) On the scheduled medical examination day, the director called me, "Would you like me to come as soon as possible today?" I had returned to my parents' house, but when I rounded up my errands early, the reason was that I was the only one who made the reservation for the day, and if I could come early, I would be able to close it early. I didn't seem to be grateful that I came early, and it ended with a 30-second consultation asking if it was as usual. (2) As usual, when I was asked "Isn't there any change from the last time?" And answered "No," the story of the movie I wanted to recommend was forever. I wanted to talk about how to reduce the amount of medicine in the future, and to discuss appointments for tests ... There are things that should be evaluated, such as being able to receive telephone treatment, being able to do it on Saturdays, and being polite by the nurses, but the director's response is terrible. I get frustrated every time I go home.