Tamura Medical Clinic Higashi-Kanagawa - Yokohama

A beautiful clinic that opened in September 2019. Not only teachers but also nurses and receptionists were kind and polite. The interview was also solid, and in my case I had an endoscopy during the day, so I was relieved that the treatment policy was decided quickly. However, since it depends on the degree of congestion, it is better to make a reservation if you wish to have an endoscopy. If you accept from the clinic's website, the waiting time will be less.

Although it was my first visit, it went smoothly, and the teacher kindly taught me how to deal with the patient's condition and observation. The receptionists were also clean and kind.

This clinic is still new and the hall is very beautiful. And the teachers, nurses, and receptionists are all kind and friendly, so I always use them. The teacher is a person who looks closely and listens to the patient. I am very relieved that he will propose medicines on that basis. I recommend it.

The teacher is very kind and polite. You can rest assured that your worries will be taken care of and listened to! I definitely want to recommend it!

Visited for a medical examination. The doctor's explanation was tech-paki theory. Recommended for those who like such explanations.

I was asked to introduce a phone number for corona infection when I didn't deal with the cold symptoms of an adult, and I was forced to turn around from there. I was in trouble because the information was incorrect, such as being listed in the list of hospitals in Yokohama City.

I have a medical examination because I am hungry. In the clean hospital, the teachers will listen to me in a friendly manner, so I will continue to take care of them when something happens.

postscript. At first, when I posted with 2 stars from another red, it was not reflected, so when I increased it to 4 and posted it, it seems that it is finally reflected. So it's 2 instead of 4. Also, the receptionist has a very clerical and cold impression. Received today for gastric and intestinal endoscopy. At the first medical examination, the teachers and nurses were kind and very pleasant, and they answered the questions well at the medical examination, and the facilities were clean, so I wanted to make this a family of internal medicine in the future. However, I was surprised at what the teacher said after the examination, so I hope it will be helpful to other people, and although I am still confused, I will leave a word of mouth. When you are told the results of a series of tests and asked how many years later you should do the tests, if you want to receive a friendly response or explanation, you should do the tests at another large hospital, a nurse in a small clinic like ours. Was told because he didn't have time to answer the question. I had a question about the meal contents on the day before the test, and I called the nurse twice a few days ago, so it seems to be annoying, but it's only a few minutes each, and a little before and after the test. I don't think I've spent enough time on my job just by asking a question. I heard that the nurse was talking with the next patient in the same way. It seems that there is only one nurse, so I think that it is not possible to respond to telephone calls one by one, but I have the impression that I want to shorten the time and increase the turnover rate of patients. At the first visit, the nurse explained about the test and asked me if I had any questions, so I asked some questions. There are no other patients on that day, is it okay for me to have time? I asked him, but that day it took about 30 minutes to explain after the examination, so was that annoying? I was really surprised because it was crowded at a general hospital and the nurses were full, and I thought that it was normal for the clinic to answer the patient's questions because it was a reservation-based clinic. By the way, in the documents related to the inspection, the items related to meals were rough, so there are ingredients that I can not judge myself whether to eat, and I can not eat rice or noodles because my blood glucose level tends to rise, so is oatmeal okay? Also, it was ambiguous in the information on the net whether it was okay to eat avocado and mackerel cans, so I called the nurse and said that it was okay, but when I looked it up again on the net, avocado and The homepage of the clinic that puts mackerel cans in the ban list came out, so I stopped it for the time being. If I didn't want to receive such questions from patients, I wanted them to give me a piece of paper with a more detailed list of ingredients in advance. I used to go to a clinic that seems to have been done by a senior doctor here, which may be the reason why I didn't think so well. I couldn't make an appointment for a medical examination, and the waiting time was very long, and I didn't want to go because I couldn't get any medicines and had side effects. I thought I'd do it.