Tokyo Kyōsai Hospital

my mother was not saved, but the staff was extremely nice and the vending machines were really neat

[Location / Building] Although it is located in a prime location near Nakameguro Station, it faces a large park and the Meguro River, and is a quiet environment. The hospital rooms face all directions, and depending on the direction the room faces, you can overlook Shibuya, Ebisu, Nakameguro, and Meguro. The view of the room is beautiful, with the rows of cherry blossom trees on the Meguro River, Tokyo Tower, Shibuya Sky, Mori Building, Mt. Fuji, and sunrise to sunset. From the top floor, you can see the Rainbow Bridge and Disney fireworks, though it is small. The building is beautiful and it looks like a hotel in the city center. [Outpatient] The examination card is almost automated from reception to each examination and payment, which gives a very smooth impression. In large hospitals, there are many outpatients with high urgency without reservations (such as being carried as an emergency), so even if you make a reservation, it usually takes about 30 minutes to an hour to see the doctor. Rather, let's take a positive look and wait because it is seen by a large medical institution in good health so that you can make a reservation. [Impression after hospitalization] I was hospitalized for the first time in my life and was taken care of by the Department of Gastroenterology for about 6 weeks. While I was in the hospital, I was worried about my illness and future, but I was especially grateful for the mental support of the nurses. With medical knowledge and experience, "It's okay! It's okay!" It's okay if illness and life coexist well. It was very encouraging for me to be cheerful and positive. I think it's amazing that doctors complement things that I can't say from a standpoint. Although it is a medical system, it is a very luxurious hospital for patients. A team of 10 or more people including the doctor's team of attending physicians, internal medicine, dermatology, ophthalmology, psychiatry teachers, pharmacists, psychologists, nurses in charge, and medical professionals I was treated. Is the doctor in charge also resting properly? I am a little worried about the fact that he is close to the patient on a daily basis, giving careful rounds and diagnosing detailed symptoms. I was reminded of Japan's gratitude for being able to receive such wonderful medical care with health insurance. I think it's a very nice hospital. Thank you very much.

I visited various departments, but all of them were kind teachers. Since it is a large hospital, the departments are linked and you can receive appropriate treatment. For many years I had been suffering from itchy and tattered skin, but it soon improved when I applied the medicine I received. Now it's completely healed. You can trust it because you can always receive accurate diagnosis and treatment. Sometimes the waiting time is a little long, but it's not a pain because I can get good treatment. You can rest assured that the receptionists will also take care of you. Recommended for your hospital.

If you make a reservation, it will be very smooth. (If you don't have a letter of introduction, you can't make a reservation, and in addition to the initial consultation fee, you will be charged an extra thousands of yen. * All large hospitals now have such a system. First, ask a doctor in the town to see you. Let's go to such a big hospital only when necessary) Even if you make a reservation, there are various papers to write on, so let's go 10 minutes in advance. It takes about 10 minutes to reach the department to be examined from the general reception. Payment was done by machine, so it was very smooth. I thought it was wonderful because there was no waste in the corona virus and there were not too many people.

I think that it is a medical institution full of excellent nursing education and mutual respect in the medical field, with a calm medical system that feels very warm, and mental care for patients who tend to forget in the field where ability is required.