Tokyo Medical Center

My experience overall was very good but there were very long queues that took up to an hour. I loved the cafe there!

They have always been very good to me.

Horrible! They kidnapped me and would not let me leave, and gave me treatments I did not consent to. Then, after I forced my way out, they sent me a huge bill for over 5000 dollars. I asked the doctor what was in the IV he had in my veins for three days, he said "sports drink". They did not give me any food for three days. Three days! I repeat, they did not give me any food for three days.

a very good hospital

My dad was fighting for cancer and my dad was using it. I myself live far away from my father and have a family, so I was listening to the situation over the phone. My father had recurrent cancer, but he had detected it early and he seemed to be fine even if I contacted him, so I believed in the doctor and left it to him with confidence. However, in a year, my condition suddenly changed and I had terminal cancer. My father has been sentenced to life expectancy and has no choice. When I asked my parents why this was the case, I was trying to get well, but my parents had no medical knowledge, were old, and didn't get the point. So, when I did a lot of research later, he chose the most likely medical treatment called standard treatment from the beginning, and the medical treatment was appropriate. Thank you for that, but I realized again that it was highly likely that I would die within five years at a fairly early stage when this treatment began. What I regret is that the medical practice is not right. Our family believed in the doctor and healed. However, no one in my family understood that it was such a difficult situation, and my father was working normally until last month. The doctor may not be obliged to declare life expectancy, but nonetheless, our family wanted to understand life expectancy, let him take a break from work, and make as many memories as possible with him. Before I got terminal cancer ... Or I wanted to look for different hospitals and believe in the possibility of helping my dad. That is why I am purely dissatisfied with the current situation. What kind of response is this? In addition, I managed to take a break from the countryside and went to see my father in order to meet my father who was about to die. However, the nurse told me that I don't have permission to visit on Saturdays and Sundays, so I shouldn't meet for more than 10 minutes. I can meet my mother. This didn't make sense at all. My father has terminal cancer. It won't be long anymore, but if you can't see your family, you'll be desperate and your life expectancy will be shortened. I do not deny the accuracy of the medical practice at this hospital. However, we cannot allow it. Including that parents do not understand the seriousness of the condition.