Showa University Higashi Hospital - Shinagawa City

There is a hearing for the hearing impaired I came to the East Building and the Main Building. The website opens the other day and I'm surprised! For the hearing impaired I was informed that there were various efforts. It is amazing! Therefore, it is also understandable that hearing impaired people and sign language interpreters will occasionally see.

No matter what other services you have, your doctor is wonderful, so please do your best. Even if the reception is unfriendly, the passage is narrow, or the operation is bad, you can cancel it with the zeal and communication of your doctor. Since it is a university hospital, it is natural that there are many young doctors, and I am happy to propose new treatment methods and approaches. It is good that the accounting can be settled by card.

I was told not to come because the medical treatment was over even though I wasn't cured. It is the lowest university hospital according to its reputation. You had better not go.

Everyone on the 2nd floor is unfriendly. Since there is no one at the counter, even if you call out loud, it will be ignored by the passing doctor. Some people are rarely kind.

Six years ago, I had a misdiagnosis and doctor harassment at the Department of Endocrinology. The possibility of a rare disease was pointed out in another emergency outpatient department, and I was sent to this university hospital for the purpose of gathering knowledge of the rare disease and myself. Even if there was a prejudice, it was a natural diagnosis due to a mistake. I took CT scans in 1-centimeter increments to search for a 1-millimeter tumor, medical students in charge of interviews called "terminal cancer" even though it was a long-standing symptom, and I didn't use any diagnostic assistance software. Before being hospitalized and doing a life-threatening angiography test, rather than a minimally invasive test. Despite following the doctor's instructions, his symptoms worsened sharply and he was taken to the emergency room every few days. The young female doctor told me, "Anyway, it's a malingering? You know a rare disease in a drama, and you're pretending to be ill to get pity. Look at it in psychiatry. I have to get it before I see it. " If you look back at the chart, you should know that it is the name of the disease that her boss declared. Due to the wit of a practitioner in psychosomatic medicine, I received a second opinion at NTT Medical Center Tokyo and found out a completely different real disease name. Thanks to that, I am still alive and able to write this. It took me 6 years, but my condition has stabilized. No matter what you ask, it will only be anxious for patients who have nowhere else to go, so refrain from generalizing and criticizing other departments and times. But if you think something is wrong, get a second opinion.

Twenty years ago, when I was a teenager, this hospital was a terrible hospital with doctors and systems. I thought it was a lot better just because it was improved (though it would be scary if it was the same as 20 years ago). I visited multiple departments at Higashi Hospital this time, but some doctors have high medical knowledge but are not good at per capita, and some doctors are not bad at per capita, but what about the diagnosis? There was also a wonderful doctor who was close to the patient but had high medical knowledge. Which doctor to hit ... This is all luck. Since it is a university hospital, "waiting" is unavoidable. Not only Showa University, but university hospitals and general hospitals are all the same. Even so, compared to the main building, the East Hospital has a rather smooth impression. There are many reviews of the reception on the 2nd floor, but well ... I certainly had a clerical impression compared to the 1st floor and the main building, so I wonder if anyone feels that cold. I thought. If it's a receptionist at a hotel or restaurant, it would be out, but personally it's not a customer service and I don't think it's necessary to make a complaint. I also encountered cases where the staff was accompanied by a high-pressure attitude and extremely strong words, but from the perspective of a third party, it was the case where the patient made an unreasonable request. Someone who made a reservation in the afternoon but came in the morning and was making a noise to see him now because he had a job in the afternoon, and someone who said that he couldn't because he didn't have a letter of introduction but made a request that he didn't understand. The receptionist does not suddenly become high-pressure, but it is a mystery from the side why these people continue to stick until the staff becomes high-pressure. If you are using a credit card for payment, there is one caveat. You can pay with a card at either the East Hospital or the Main Building, but if you cross the East and the Main Building, you cannot use the card for payment even if it is on another day. Specifically, when it happens, I went to the East Hospital, received an MRI at the main building on another day, and when I tried to pay with a card after the MRI was completed, "When paying a request from the East Hospital, Since the system is not linked, you can only pay in cash. " In other words, if you visit the main building (for example, otolaryngology) and receive MRI or CT, you can pay the fee with a card, but if you visit East Hospital (for example, neurology department) and receive MRI or CT, the fee will be charged. Showa University has a mysterious system that you cannot pay with a card. I don't think there are many people like me who have this kind of pattern, but if I think it's OK because I have a credit card, MRI etc. are quite expensive, and if I don't have cash on hand, I will raise cash and try again. Please note that you will encounter the annoying pattern of having to come to pay. Personally, is this the only part of ☆ -1?