Toyota Memorial Hospital - Toyota

Three years ago, my cousin died of subarachnoid hemorrhage. I was 44 years old. He visited the emergency department with a headache, and at that time his blood pressure was over 200. The trainee responded and I was just prescribed an analgesic. The pain did not subside at all even after taking painkillers, and I went to the emergency department again the next morning, but I fell down immediately after entering the examination room and did not return to consciousness. Subarachnoid hemorrhage can be overlooked in the absence of typical symptoms. However, in the case of cousins, why did they not take CT immediately at the first visit, even though they were epidemiologically prone to subarachnoid hemorrhage, were of gender, and had typical symptoms of headache and abnormal hypertension? I'm not entirely convinced. Is it okay for a hospital that cannot take CT in an emergency in that situation to be an emergency hospital? I was wondering that I had to go home without taking a CT in a situation where I had to suspect subarachnoid hemorrhage, and that there was no double check by a senior doctor, but I asked, but there was a problem with the response. I was told that it wasn't there. I would like to say if my family is in the same situation, can I say the same thing? It seemed that the residents had put their lives to life in order to gain experience and didn't think about it at all. Every time I remember, I feel that I should have recommended a proceeding at that time. However, I could not recommend that a family with a great sense of loss would be hurt by various burdens rather than being saved by filing a lawsuit. It's been 3 years since then. I'm always wondering what kind of recurrence prevention measures this hospital is taking.

It comes at the time of medical examination and re-examination, but the facilities are good and the correspondence is very good. The parking lot is the most efficient and efficient way to use the Toyota-style diagonally forward-facing parking lot.

I don't think the public knows the circumstances behind this hospital. Note the name of this hospital. It ’s Toyota. The hospital has an important role in protecting the lives of Toyota's executives. Therefore, it is the hospital where the newest medical equipment enters in this area, and nurses and teachers who are longing for the newest medical equipment and want to master the way of touching it as soon as possible are overflowing with Onesaka. These people will be the ones with the most important new information that will keep up after leaving Toyota Memorial Hospital. So don't forget that the best people come together. I only take care of pet screenings and medical checkups. I always go here once a year, even if it takes more than one hour each way.

* Addition: I was brought by emergency transportation. With dizziness and heart agitation. The rescuers were really kind to me, but as expected, I was killed by a misdiagnosis at Toyota Memorial Hospital. Blood pressure is 200-220 by palpation of rescuers. Actually measured 195. He clearly handed over to the nurse that there was something wrong with his brain. After waiting for about 5 minutes, the doctor (unqualified or amateur?) Arrived. I asked a few questions and decided to take a CT for the time being. I went to CT as I was told, thinking that it was MRI. There are no abnormalities in the image, so please go home today. And went home. I have paralysis on my face and I don't have a sense of balance. I went to work the next day because of a work I couldn't miss. The ground is slanted. I can't stand straight. Round up in the morning to another hospital. MRI instantly. It was a cerebral infarction. After that, I was transferred to Toyota Kosei Hospital to maintain the status quo

The worst anyway. Both doctors and nurses have a bad attitude. But, well, the clerk is the most unpleasant w I don't say I'm in a good mood, but I thought it would be nice to be able to work with that attitude. The flow of thank you to the medical staff for this corona. Sure, I understand that, but The job I chose. You know that you take care of people with epidemic illnesses, right? The salary is good. I can ridicule the patient every day from the top and release the stress. When did medical professionals get that high? Doctor. I understand the doctor. It's not a service industry, and if you have an accurate diagnosis, you can have a very unfriendly attitude. However, the attitude that makes the patient uncomfortable. So do nurses. Thank you for the nurse. Everyone says. I also say. But I just want to improve it, so I just say it in front of the building. Blood sampling is always a failure, and it's done from the top, and the patients are instructed to make it easier for them. I don't even think about the patient. I've never taken a nurse exam, but I have to check my humanity, right? A nurse who understands people's feelings Not in this hospital. disappointing! !! I wonder if it will improve my attitude if I know that I am a Toyota employee. I'm not a Toyota employee so I don't know.

When I heard that the teachers who donated blood didn't say that it was better to donate blood in front of me and that fat, cigarettes, and blood pressure were all stuck! I made mistakes because I was a human being. I would say bad things, but I thought that everyone didn't have to say so much. Keep in mind that going to the memorial hospital is not because the teachers have a good reputation, but because the facilities are good and only a letter of introduction is written.

I've been going there regularly for about 15 years, but I think it's okay if it's not a long-term hospitalization because it has some facilities. However, since the doctor in charge is basically a Toyota employee, even if the doctor in charge is transferred in about half a year at the earliest, the treatment policy changes with the new doctor in charge, or a medical certificate is issued, the diagnosis content May change, well, even if you have an incurable and rugged body, if you can use it as a new teacher's tataki stand ... I still go there. It's not a yab, and it's not a bad response. It's a very good hospital because it's still being used in this way. However, if you want the same teacher to look at you for a long time, or if you want to receive new medical care, there are many other options.