Tokyo Kamata Medical Center - Ota City

At the time of the second vaccination, there was a column on the questionnaire to describe the illness caused by the vaccination, so I honestly wrote that I had a fever with the first vaccination. I was asked, "Is that so?", And the nurse responded in a way that seemed to bother me. I regretted that I wrote it honestly on the questionnaire because it was ridiculous.

There are many people in the hospital. There are many doctors and nurses who can handle it properly. However, there are some people who are blunt, so there are times when the correspondence is bad and the cooperation is bad. I feel bad. If you feel sick and feel uneasy, it will be unpleasant if you deal with it poorly. I would like medical professionals to think again at the starting line.

I was hospitalized here after undergoing hotel medical treatment due to corona infection. When I was hospitalized, my anxiety preceded me. I'm always seeing news reports of medical tightness, not to mention how much I'm symptomatic, so is it really okay for me to be hospitalized? I was worried that it would put a wasteful burden on the hospital and that there might be other people in need of treatment. However, when I arrived at the hospital, the nurse in charge responded very politely, and the nurse in charge gave me a very polite and occasional smile while kindly teaching me how to write the documents. I had the impression that the anxiety in my heart gradually diminished. I did blood sampling, X-ray examination, and CT examination in quick succession, but professionals worked politely and promptly at every site, and I felt more secure than anxious about the examination from now on. It was. As a result, I had moderate pneumonia, so I was relieved that I was really happy to be admitted to the hospital from the hotel. From there, I drip infusions for medication for 5 days, and there were cases where different nurses responded each time, but all the nurses responded cheerfully, politely and wonderfully. I felt it. It seems that the blood vessels were getting thinner, and the next day, the infusion was getting worse, and I often re-strike the fixed needle, but everyone worked hard to deal with it, one by one. I was impressed with the work. At the time of hotel recuperation, there was no treatment, so what would be the cure? Isn't it transferred to a person after leaving the hotel? After 40 years of age, will the body return to the same level as before the illness after such a long period of illness? While endlessly anxiety had crossed my head, here to write to pigeon from the hospital to, feel a sense of security, even more than the body itself, was put the peace of mind to hand. Of course, when I was discharged from the hospital, the teacher in charge gave me a detailed explanation, and I also answered this question carefully about vaccines, so I felt a sense of theoretical relief. Also, like when they bring me rice, the nurses at this hospital all smiled and kindly responded to me, giving me peace of mind and holding them at the beginning. It made me forget the guilt for hospitalization. I am wondering if it is correct to express my gratitude here, but I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all the nurses, including the teacher in charge. I'm really thankful to you! ︎ I think that the fact that I had to be so deeply grateful to people after being hospitalized had a great impact on my future life. Another thing I would like to mention is the deliciousness of hospital food. It was 7/5 that a high fever occurred and corona developed. Then I had no appetite and I couldn't help but eat a bite of in jelly and go to bed. From 7/8, it will be a hotel recuperation, and although I will challenge after receiving advice to eat rice, the lunch box on the first day is a pork cutlet lunch box. When I opened the lid, I felt nausea due to the smell of oil, but I felt obliged to eat it, so I naturally gave up eating a bite. I received retort porridge, and I couldn't heat it, so I continued to eat a few mouthfuls at room temperature for several days. Then, on July 12, I was admitted to this Tokyo Kamata Medical Center. The dinner on the first day was a decent meal for the first time in a week. Among the menu of Japanese center, the moment that ate the thickness fried alignment first to cook, tears came flowing endlessly. I enjoyed the other menus bit by bit, but all of them were perfect in terms of seasoning, heating, and texture, and I couldn't stop crying until the end of the meal. I think I've been taught since I was a kid to thank the food and the people who made it, but I finally realized it when I was over 40 years old. This was a huge shock and I think I'll never forget it. Of course, all the meals after that are wonderful. Perfect for fried eggs and scrambled eggs that come out at breakfast. It's unbelievable to think that this is made for all patients. It's been a long time, but I would like to express my deepest feelings to the Tokyo Kamata Medical Center for all the things that I enjoyed when I was hospitalized, and the response, meals, and hospitalization of the nurses. Let me affirm.

I had facial nerve paralysis and wanted to go to the hospital, but I was urgently hospitalized at the strong recommendation of my teacher. I later learned that it was a serious injury and that if treatment was delayed, it would be a lifelong disability. I am truly grateful to Dr. IA of the Department of Otorhinolaryngology for coming all the way to the hospital room even on holidays. Thanks to you, my illness has been completely cured. Facial nerve paralysis is a disease in which the ability of the doctor affects the patient's life, so I hope it will be helpful for those who are suffering from the same disease.

When I received an emergency response, I first felt that the response was cold due to the way I spoke on the phone. I'm just saying that it's time like this. When I actually arrived, I didn't feel any discomfort in terms of people, but after I got home, I had to fix the splint as a first aid, and after returning home, the area other than the affected area hurt and I couldn't sleep at night. When you take it off, the front and back are reversed. The hard surface that says "Please put it on the outside" was in contact with the affected area. I tried to deal with it by wrapping it with a soft material myself, but it is impossible. After entering due to an emergency, I had to make a reservation and headed for the day later, but since I had a plan later, I told the receptionist the time and waited in the waiting room. However, even after waiting for 2 hours, I did not receive any reports, and when another patient went to the reception desk to ask, he said that the appointment consultation had stopped because he was treating an emergency case. .. After all, I had to cancel the examination that day, and I just took a rest in the waiting room. I gave priority to the lessons while knowing that it was crowded, but in a word, I was asked to act a little earlier, and even if it wasn't, I wouldn't go anymore.

I was ill and was hospitalized for about 2 weeks. I am grateful to the nurses, doctors, and other staff who took care of me in the ward for their warm, kind and kind support. I don't want to go home. A lonely hospital meal with no visits and no going out due to the corona. Even in such a negative situation, thanks to all the wonderful and kind people, I feel better. For some reason, some people at this hospital have a low rating, but 5 stars is not enough for me.

I was hospitalized for orthopedic surgery due to a fracture. (Born here 48 years ago) The teacher in charge gave me a polite explanation and I didn't feel any anxiety. The nurses were very nice during hospitalization. The air conditioning in the room was also comfortable I can't believe the word-of-mouth evaluation is bad ... It is important for us patients to listen to the hospital properly without insisting on what is convenient for them! If you don't know, you have to ask a question on the spot, which is the cause of the trouble. I will not say what I said later I think it's a problem to make everything the responsibility of the hospital I confidently recommend here

Since the new corona developed and the high fever continued, I was hospitalized after receiving a hospitalization recommendation from the health center in Ota Ward! On the day of admission, blood sampling, X-ray, CT scan, and urine examination were performed, and he developed pneumonia and was moderately ill. Dosing treatment 5 days, 72 hours after the dosing was followed up and if there was no problem, it was a discharge course the next day. It was quite numb in 9 days and 8 nights at the shortest. Although it is a treatment, it also serves as isolation, so with a minimum of conversation and contact with doctors and nurses, it is a style that you can do what you can do yourself, such as managing physical condition including daily temperature measurement and serving meals. It was my first time to be hospitalized, but the range of activities was basically prohibited in the isolated area, and movement other than the bath and toilet was NG as much as possible. I can't even go to the shop, so I write down my wish list and hand it to the nurse. The hospital food was better than I expected and it was delicious at first, but I got tired of it due to the behavioral restrictions and it became difficult to eat even if I recovered the corona. It was hard for me to stay in the hospital because of the special circumstances of the new coronavirus rather than the problem on the hospital side. As a hospital, I think it was a hospital that treated me very kindly and made efforts to stay comfortable even in isolation. Looking at the news of the world, I'm glad I was hospitalized here. If I was admitted to another hospital, I might have been abandoned. I cannot thank you enough!