Yokohama General Hospital - Yokohama

Thank you for your help in dental and oral surgery and internal medicine. Dental and oral surgeons are great teachers and supporters. Add 5 stars. However, internal medicine wants to add a minus to the stars. You should never go to internal medicine. The medical examination is very nice and I do nothing even if I say symptoms. No medicine is given. This symptom is painful before payment, so if you ask me to give you some medicine, I will get it. Even if I think that I will be examined at last, I will be dismissed properly and it is over. I won't go for the rest of my life.

There is no particular problem with the hospital itself, but Toin Gakuen's attendant teacher speaks in a local voice and laughs in a loud voice. It is natural that there are many people in the hospital who are sick, but the teachers there may not be able to give consideration to that area ...

The other day my grandmother took care of me. My grandmother was told that her legs were pus and couldn't be cured, so I received a letter of introduction from another hospital and had her see me here, but the response was quite the worst. Anyway, it's appropriate (it's different every time), it's a money-making principle, and it doesn't see the patient as a person. And the technology is also low. In particular, I try to get them to buy their own sandals (10,000 yen) every time. Please never go here.

The doctor's arm has never been better than here (extracorporeal, plastic surgery, gynecology, dermatology) The hospitalization fee is cheap, and the nurses are not the ones who are sick, so you can leave your life with confidence.

Is the false statement in the medical record a crime? Is there an inconvenient reason that cannot be explained? (Mother is suffering) An elderly mother performed an artificial hip joint surgery at Yokohama General Hospital by the director of the Orthopedic Surgery Department. I requested the disclosure of the medical record (medical record) because I thought it was strange because it would not recover easily after the operation. Below, the description of the medical record that is different from the fact. ① Symptom pain even though there is no pain. ② Difficulty walking that neither the person nor the family knows. (3) Symptomatic pain even though there is no pain check in the medical examinations filled out by the patient and the patient. ④ There is a painless record in the hospitalization record written by the nurse. * Symptoms to justify the surgery It is considered to be pain, and I do not know what the purpose of the surgery is. * I thought that I would not have surgery if there was no pain, but I was surprised at the symptomatic pain in the medical record. (In my research, I felt that hip surgery was to avoid pain-induced walking difficulties.) Below, points that I think are illegal (1) Writing medical records accurately is the basis of medical treatment. (Does the false statement violate Article 160 of the Criminal Code?) (2) Isn't it a crime that injures a person's body without a justifiable reason and is outside the scope of medical treatment? (3) Isn't it illegal to receive insurance coverage and a high medical fee for total hip arthroplasty with false symptoms described in the medical record? When I asked some of the above by mail, the director, the director of the orthopedic department, and the customer in charge said that there was no problem, and the face-to-face explanation was refused, and the answer was also refused if I did not answer after that. As far as health insurance is concerned, I think we need a convincing explanation and certification from an auditing agency. Doctors are responsible for professions that value dignity and explanations that can be convinced by patients who have no knowledge of medical care. After this surgery, my mother was unable to cook, wash, and bathe on her own and went to day service. I consulted with various institutions, but I just listened to them and it was a mess. I posted this because I thought it would not be in the public interest to cry and fall asleep.

Responding is relatively quick and helpful Ambulances often arrive and depart as they seem to accept emergency cases frequently.