Yokohama Tōhō Hospital - Yokohama

The hospitalization fee is higher than the teacher who has a good arm. Even in a quadruple room, the difference bed fee is about 8500 yen. When asked, that is the lowest amount. That's surprising. If you can choose a hospital to be hospitalized, you should consider others.

If you want to see it properly, you should go to another hospital. Insufficient explanation by the teacher or failure to take over .. The nurse standing behind the teacher has a bad attitude.

I don't even want to add one. I visited a part-time orthopedic surgeon on Sunday afternoon. I don't know what it looks like, but it's definitely hard to the touch, and it hurts when I walk, so I asked him to heal quickly. The medical examination was said to be "no abnormality seems to be normal", and no questions were asked after that. If you tell him that it may be caused by fatigue, he drags you when you walk from here, and he says, "Let's take an X-ray." → About the X-ray result, one word, "It looks okay ~". Is there a possibility of fascia? When I heard that, I just said, "There is a possibility of that," and there is no suggestion for inspection!

I just can't trust orthopedics. I was wondering if this would be effective because I was sent to rehabilitation without explaining the reason. I think that rehabilitation needs to be persistent, but it is not effective at all, and if you go to another hospital It was completely cured. What is it?

The correspondence of the clerical staff and the nurses was appropriate and kind, and I was able to receive a medical examination comfortably. However, the doctor who consulted was unfriendly due to lack of explanation. By the way, I had a medical examination in the afternoon of Coming-of-Age Day. When my wife was diagnosed with a sprain-like symptom, it was normal until I saw an X-ray and confirmed that there was no fracture, but suddenly I did not talk about whether it was a sprain or what to do from now on. Do you use crutches? One? Two? Do you need a painkiller? " No advice or explanations. There is no attitude to get the patient to understand or to guide the patient. I'm worried, so I'll have him see me again at a decent hospital that I've seen several times.

I was misdiagnosed by Dr. T of Orthopedic Surgery. When I first got it, Dr. Y told me that I had a broken bone and I had a cast. Dr. T was in charge of the examination in the second week, and suddenly removed the cast before the examination. I thought it would be quick to remove the cast in two weeks, but I was told that I could walk normally, so I couldn't help it, so I couldn't walk because of severe pain. The next day, when I went to another hospital, I was diagnosed with an ankle fracture and ligament injury. I was also told if I made it worse because I walked forcibly. It's too terrible to have a doctor who doesn't even know the fracture. I can't stop my anger. I want you to take responsibility!

Doctors, nurses, clerical staff, and clerical staff are not working together, they are asked the same thing over and over again, they are mishandled, they take an overtly annoying attitude, and this is the first time for such a terrible hospital to waste time and money. I made it. A friend who had a medical examination also said that it was not a hospital to choose. Doctors do not respond to greetings, they just look at the electronic medical records and do not turn their faces toward us, they look down and look sideways without feelings, and they end the procedure silently from beginning to end. Some nurses just told me to leave early. It seems that there are many young doctors, so I think they have little experience yet. Many elderly patients are crowded, and I think they are tired every day. In the treatment room, I sometimes felt that the tone was different depending on the patient. Well, since the people who work are also people, there are times when emotions come out. It's not that some people feel good, but I don't feel like going to see a doctor anymore unless there is a lot of trouble. When I went to another hospital, he explained, "It's strange that the symptoms last so long. There are some areas of concern, so why don't you do a test for XX? If there is no problem with the results, that's fine." After doing this, I entrusted the decision to this. I think it is one of the doctors' jobs to make suggestions and decisions to eliminate the anxiety of patients who complain of symptoms.