Shinonomenaika Clinic - Koto City

I have attended several times, but it seems that two other teachers, including the director of the hospital, are turning around. The day of the director, Dr. Motokawa (Tuesday?) Is particularly crowded. I don't think you can make web reservations here, so I think the elderly are concentrated and crowded. It was 9:30, but after 9 o'clock, there were already about 20 people. (All elderly) All the teachers are kind and listen to me, so even if another doctor's office is available, I come here. If there was no congestion, it was 5 stars.

This is the worst hospital I have ever had. When I had a high fever, I was left for two and a half hours after writing a questionnaire and saying, "Please wait because the nurse will go to listen." Despite announcing to others that it would take an hour and a half, I didn't have that, I didn't apologize when I thought I was finally called for the test, and the result of my examination was influenza. I'll never go to a hospital where the flu patient will eventually wait 3 hours on an out-of-hospital bench.

Doctors and nurses can respond with sincerity, but medical office is terrible. I keep chatting loudly, what's dangerous, making the game (LINE Poko Poko?) Crazy and waiting for patients, anxiety about what kind of education I have received before my professional ethics Both hospitals and patients will be unhappy, so I think it would be better to get rid of these grotesque early.

In a nutshell, it's the worst hospital. The director is profit-oriented. Since there is only one examination room and no reservation system, waiting time is very long and time is wasted, so it is not recommended for those who are in a hurry and do not have time. I also experienced waiting for up to 3 hours. To make matters worse, we have set a limit on the number of people for several years, so even if you go one hour before the end of the consultation time, you will not be able to receive the consultation and you will often be paid in advance. Even if the morning session overflows, we will not be able to accept reservations in the afternoon, and you will have to line up again at 3:00 pm when the afternoon medical examination starts. Since the procession started more than an hour before the start of the afternoon, there were times when I was overwhelmed with medical treatment in the afternoon, and even though I visited twice in the morning and afternoon on the day, I was not able to receive medical treatment. It seems that other patients have similar experiences. I once suggested to the director that I should increase the number of examination rooms and introduce an appointment system so as not to waste the patient's precious time, but the director told me to go to another hospital if I didn't like it. .. I would like hospitals that do not make corporate efforts for patients and hospitals that do not get close to local residents to leave Shinonome. The clerk at the reception is also unfriendly and always crazy about their well-end meeting. On days when there is no director, several helper doctors take turns, but there is one from the top, which makes me feel uncomfortable for a day. The only salvation is that the nurses are kind and decent.

I had a fever of 39 degrees, so I visited, but I had to wait for an hour on the bench outside the hospital, and I told him that I wanted him to wait with a bed because it was too difficult, but I still had to wait another hour and a half. The examination room was next to me with a curtain, so I could hear the examination contents of other patients. After waiting for an emergency of 39 degrees for two and a half hours, the director was in a situation where he was taking a leisurely examination of a patient who did not need to be examined in a hurry. Many people in the neighborhood also say that this internal medicine has a bad reputation.

I had a fever and cough, so I visited the clinic. It does not handle PCR tests, and the diagnosis was "bronchitis". I watched the situation for about two days, but my fever did not go down, so I went to see him again and wrote a letter of introduction to the hospital where the PCR test was performed. When I went to the hospital, the result was positive for corona. If you don't handle PCR tests, you shouldn't diagnose bronchitis properly, but if you write a letter of introduction immediately, you could have diagnosed it sooner. I didn't go out, but I wanted him to think that he might have been at risk of going out with peace of mind if he was diagnosed with bronchitis and wasn't corona, even though he was infected. Three days after the positive diagnosis, I asked if I could prescribe an antipyretic because my fever never went down, but I wanted to make a diagnosis, so please come to the hospital. How do you tell me to come to the hospital when I've been quarantined for two weeks and can't leave the house?

What do you think of replacing other hospitals? Memories that were pretty terrible

Previously, a doctor in his 50s who wore Ferragamo shoes when he had a cold tried to give out 12 kinds of medicine just by checking the 12-item questionnaire. It was in front of the corona, but I don't touch it anyway ❗ I don't even see my throat ❗ I don't have a pulse diagnosis ❗ I don't use a stethoscope ❗ It's just a XX doctor. I will never go there since then. However, it is always crowded. Location is important ?