Sano Kosei General Hospital

I was taken care of by the obstetrics and gynecology department during childbirth. It was said that my sister had returned a full 100,000 deposit due to an imminent childbirth from hospitalization five years ago, but I was surprised that the deposit cost 100,000 and was not enough. Even though I was hospitalized for a short time, did I raise the price considerably in the last five years? There were many nurses, but there were many outliers. When I went to the neonatal room for my first breastfeeding, I had to wait 30 minutes and was asked, "Have you massaged?" But I wasn't told to massage (as others have said). If you told me that you had finished breastfeeding 15 minutes later, you would have to wait 30 minutes, saying, "Please finish it in about 30 minutes including everything." My breasts became too tense and red, and even if I asked the nurse to see it, I was told that it was unavoidable to stretch it at this time, and another person looked at me when I was breastfeeding, so I was forced to milk. I had it done. "Since milked breast milk is stored refrigerated for 24 hours, it is used for breastfeeding at night," he said. The next day, I was breastfeeding this day too, so I got an OK to milk in the room, but when another nurse came to the room and told me that I was breastfeeding, I was angry, saying, "I'm going to breastfeed too much Was done. In addition, the breast milk that had already been milked that day was not used for night feeding, saying, "It's been a while, so I'll throw it away." There are many things that people say differently. Also, although it was a large room, the manners were too bad in the same room (a husband who came after the visit time and stayed in the room until after the turn-off time, a patient who calls in the room until 22:30 breastfeeding time, a mother and child in the same room My daughter started crying while I was in the bathroom and the curtains could be opened without permission.) When I told her that I wanted to move to another large room, she changed the room, but the two people who responded said an apology. None at all. The hospital may not be bad, but I usually apologize, and I think it would have improved if the nurses were careful about visitation times and phone calls. In addition, the room is too dry. When I wake up in the morning, everyone is crazy. Everyone in the room was complaining. However, Mr. H, a midwife who picked up my daughter, was a very nice person. Even during labor, I didn't have the same attitude as a nurse, and he taught me how to breathe carefully, so I was able to give birth with peace of mind. I am really grateful to the midwife.

I am undergoing internal medicine, but anyway, the waiting time is too long. If there are multiple tests, it will take 3 to 5 hours. The reservation system should be reviewed. We recommend checking in about 30 minutes before the reserved time. I think the medical treatment itself is good.

I have diabetes and at another hospital I've been blaming diabetes for everything, even if it's abnormal. I came to the welfare hospital without a letter of introduction, but he checked everything from 1 and found out that I had cancer on that day. The teacher who took care of me at that time was Dr. Okura. I cannot thank you enough. The doctor who was in charge of the echo, Dr. Ikeda, the doctor in charge of surgery. It was really nice to meet the best doctors.

There was no apology for waiting for an hour and a half due to the negligence of the pediatrics receptionist. I was so angry that I cried. The child feels sorry for the wasted time, and I hug myself and hurt my back. I go there because it's only here in the countryside, but next time I'll make a different hospital even if it's far away. I don't want to add any ★.

Waiting for consultation time is too long even though it is a reservation system It's really unclear that the appointment starts at about 9 o'clock but the consultation starts after 10 o'clock (almost every time it is delayed). By the way, I often make mistakes in prescribing medicines.