Okuma Ophthalmology Clinic

We request regular vision and fundus examinations. I made a reservation by phone more than a month ago because there was a notice on the homepage that advance reservation is required to take the inspection. The advantage of going to our hospital is that we can walk to our hospital on foot from our home. I couldn't drive a bicycle or private car after fundus examination and eye disease treatment, so I chose our hospital where I can walk. While I was waiting for the inspection order, I spent the time reading paper books and comics I carried with me from home, and looking at the fish in the waiting room. The test result is "no abnormality". I booked the next inspection half a year later and went home.

Wait from the morning, and sit for one hour in a pipe chair with a viral edge. Furthermore, the doctor was an hour late and no apology came when he came. I don't know when I'll see you 3 hours in total. I'm not saying that 3 hours is long, I don't handle it. I don't want such a place to be seen, so I'm going home. It may be good in your free time, but it is not the time to go when you are in trouble. If this is the case, drug stores are better.

I went there when I had trouble with my eyes, but the teacher was high-pressure and bad at any time. I put my chin on the doctor's office and looked at the eyeball, but when I finished it, I wasn't told anything, but I was surprised at the response because I was told that my shoulder was pressed . . If the contact is cheap, I was forced to pay it if it was not good for my eyes. Every time you go, it ’s uncomfortable, so do n’t go again.

I've been there several times but it's crowded. The receptionist is pretty terrible and can't tell me how long it will take. I don't want to know the exact time, but I don't know. Asking how many people are lined up in front of me won't tell me. I didn't even know why you couldn't tell me. The doctor didn't listen carefully to me from the top and I couldn't tell him about the diagnosis. In addition, he/she gives his/her subjectivity to medicine and gives an opinion to the patient. My child was told from above that he had a bad eyesight, which was "the game's fault". I tried to listen to the diagnosis in detail for about 5 seconds, but the nurse there seemed to be important to return the patient early, and immediately said "leave the room" three times implicitly. Came. Children also have timing. So should I rush 10 seconds? I think trusting relationships with doctors and hospitals are also important. In that sense, it is not a hospital that can be trusted. I never want to go again.

I decided to try contact lenses for the first time since I was born and went to optometry. The doctor asked me, “Why am I 48 years old and will be in contact now?” I thought that there was an age limit, and I just came back.