生協さくら病院

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I was given treatment and medical treatment including a month of hospitalization for autonomic imbalance and depression. According to the results, the condition is in remission, which has been almost cured for seven years now, so the rating is ☆5. Thank you teacher and nurse at that time. I had the consultation time taken a little longer, and I felt that I was receiving both prescription and counseling. After the first visit, even if I make an appointment at the hospital, I will be very waited. However, I think there is no choice but to think about the contents of the careful examination.

From September 2020, the first consultation will be by appointment only. First visit only on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons For the first visit, I was able to choose internal medicine or psychiatry myself. Re-examination is also by appointment You can change your reservation by phone The waiting room is large and spacious, but the entrance is a little confusing. The correspondence of nurses and doctors was polite Since doctors listen to patients' stories in a friendly manner, the consultation time per person was longer than in other hospitals.

The nurses are always kind to me, and my doctor talks to me and listens to me well. If there is a problem with the prescription, it will be reviewed immediately and I have been watching it for a long time, but it suits me. Teacher Please do your best.

An unusual amount of medicine is prescribed, and if you ask for a family member, a family member is also prescribed. Isn't it a violation to prescribe a drug other than the person himself? Moreover, the attending physician was the director of the clinic. The attitude of the ward nurse is bad. (Attitude that does not consider the patient to be human) The hygiene is very poor because the used diapers are randomly placed next to the wheelchair-accessible toilet in the ward. Why don't you put it in the trash at least? It seems that the director of the clinic has changed now. It was the former director of the clinic who prescribed the abnormal amount of medicine.

Yamazaki, the former director of this hospital, prescribes unnecessary medicines to patients for the sake of hospital sales without considering side effects. The worst and worst quack doctor! The fact that a quack doctor had harassed a nurse if he didn't take it! There was also violence against an elderly patient, and when he showed the medicine prescribed by former director Yamazaki at a different hospital, it went beyond what was specified by law. There is also the fact that he was prescribed a drug containing an amount of ingredients that should not be used. Looking at someone's comment earlier, I thought that the current director is also a hospital that prescribes unnecessary medicines and violations of the law. I heard that Dr. Yamazaki was also sent to Asamushi Hospital by his son Hetauchi, but even if he had a pain in the blood vessels of both legs due to the side effects of the drug that was unnecessarily strong and violated the law. I don't have a grudge. Maybe this pain will last a lifetime. Is it okay for a person who is supposed to cure a patient called a doctor to give a drug with side effects to a vulnerable patient for his own self-interest and torment him? What about the hospital? Surprisingly, I know a couple of patients who have been admitted to this hospital and have gone crazy because of stronger drugs than necessary. Is this hospital crazy? Is the director crazy? Which one? Anyway, the pain in my legs is due to the side effects of the law-breaking drug issued at this hospital! This is the first time I have made this story public. This is a true fact story.

It is a hospital of the Japan Federation of Democratic Medicine, and you can read the red flag of the newspaper, which you usually do not have much chance to read. Perhaps because there are many people on welfare, the drug was often prescribed even though I said I didn't need it anymore. No matter how much medicine you give, it may be better if it is free, but it hurts a little because I have some burden. Even if I say to a pharmacist, he says, "It takes tens of minutes to confirm with the teacher." I'm going to give up crying, but ... By the way, it's still going on