Shinonoi General Hospital - Nagano

Before the Corona disaster, I was always in the JRCS, but I was so sick that I didn't have the energy to go that far, so when I went to the internal medicine department and was hospitalized, there was no explanation, and when I got out of the hospital room, I was quite angry about what to do. My family was so far away that I couldn't put it in, so I didn't want to go buy tea, so when I said that I was thirsty, I was told that I wouldn't get dehydrated by intravenous drip and endure until noon. Even if I suddenly get my period, I can't go buy it. When I asked the nurse if he could buy it, he said he wasn't a helper. It's close to us, but I'll never go again

I went for a medical examination. The nurse who collected blood pressure and blood was very kind. I was nervous and worried because my pulse exceeded 100. After that, when I was waiting for a pelvic examination, he took care of me and called out to me. He was a kind person.

Thank you for your delivery! The ward is new and all rooms are private and beautiful. I'm glad I didn't move because it was the same room from labor to delivery in the LDR room. Since the meals in the hospital are general hospitals, they are hospital meals. The celebration set is more luxurious than usual, but it should not be compared to a private hospital. smile Although there are differences in experience, the midwives and nurses were very kind and kind, and they taught me various things such as breastfeeding.

The hospital food is not devised and it is the lowest among the hospitals around here One pattern for bad variety At other hospitals, noodles and bread are served, but it's not really just rice every time I can't help it because I'm hospitalized, but if I stay in the hospital for a long time I feel like I'm not treating you as a person Is the nutritionist incompetent? Don't say to make it gorgeous, but think of a devised menu that will not get tired of inpatients.

I think that the obstetrics and gynecology department is good for both teachers and nurses. I gave birth here, but I thought I would like to give birth again here. However, I was disgusted because the outpatient reception desk of the pediatrics department was stubborn and the response was cold, and I was told that I was stroking my nerves. Although the teachers are kind and friendly, the teachers feel sorry for the receptionist. Obstetrics and gynecology is recommended, but pediatrics should only be visited by those who do not care about the reception.

I went to the general reception a little before the time and went to the ward to be hospitalized at the designated time, but ... I was kept waiting for almost an hour because the room (place) I was planning to enter was not open yet. At the time of detailed explanation of hospitalization in advance, it was corrected from adjustment to ◯◯ → ◯ ● earlier, and even though I went at ◯● time, it ended up passing ◯◯ time. Others come to the vending machine in the day room, and now it's time to worry about infectious diseases. If there are restrictions on the people and things that can be entered, I wanted them to be able to enter at the designated time. It was explained that it is okay to leave the hospital anytime within a certain period of time due to the convenience of those who are discharged or picked up, so I think that is also a factor. When I was guided to the room, maybe because it was replaced or because I cleaned it in a hurry, there was a small thing like garbage on the floor and the sofa provided was not good. It had a shower, but there was no foot wipe mat. I didn't know there was at that time. I found out that the next day's cleaning was replenishing under the basket. I'm grateful for the cleaning except on Sundays, but perhaps because of the way I did it, the dirt on the floor, my hair, and the film that fell off when I opened the drip, etc., were clearly left behind. I'm just grateful to the nurse, but when I complained about postoperative pain and body turning, "▲▲, is it possible? What should I do?" → "So what do you want to do? I thought it depends on the person who just says, "Do you want to do it? □ ■ Maybe it will be easier?" Even if it was hard to ask, I had to put up with the call. Some people gave me the exchange of sick clothes first, but most of them couldn't change it unless I told them when they were mistaken for the night shift or until that time. I don't have any medical knowledge here, and I thought that I shouldn't bother you because of the restrictions after surgery. (I got a rash from various stresses. On the contrary, it was more painful than the pain of surgical scars) I think it is unavoidable to be hospitalized and there are restrictions on those who can work. It's a hospital I've known since I was little, and I felt that I couldn't say what I felt when I was young, and that the patient felt that I had to pull a little. It's a hospital, and we don't ask for a response like a hotel. I think I'm busy. The staff of the entire hospital (including clerical work) feels a little thrown away, so I want them to improve.

I had a big crash at a nearby ski resort, and my lower lip was deeply injured, so I was taken care of by an emergency. He responded politely and promptly to my panicked phone call. I had to see my child so I couldn't ask him directly, (From here, my husband talks.) The response was very quick, and he gave me accurate instructions, and the procedure for sewing 3 stitches and the subsequent prescription and accounting were all very smooth and optimal. Since it was from outside the prefecture, I was able to immediately prepare a letter of introduction to another hospital in another prefecture for thread removal one week later. I am deeply grateful for this response because I was very anxious about the accident of my mother-in-law in the latter half of the 60's. Thank you very much.

I was taken care of three times in the obstetrics and gynecology department. The midwives here are very kind and dependable. Rice should not be a hospital food either. Obstetrics and gynecology is an obstetrics diet. The taste was also delicious. It's a general hospital, so it's safe if something happens during childbirth, and the ward is still beautiful. Since it is a private room, you can spend it without hesitation after giving birth. I may not give birth anymore, but the days I spent here are wonderful memories for me. If you are worried about a private hospital, I would recommend this place.