Toyosuyamamoto Ophthalmology Clinic

Since I am a citizen of Tokyo, I sometimes use ophthalmology in big cities such as Shinjuku, but this hospital was the best. I have never had an ophthalmologist at a large station Chika feel that it was really good (probably because of the number of people, time limit, and emphasis on rotation, but I have made a web reservation for the time being, but it is treated as if it were treated. It's a mystery), it's very polite because there are many residents nearby. I was treated at another hospital, but it didn't heal, and if I had any eye problems, I went and healed everything so far. The doctor has a better personality than other hospitals (I have been treated by two people so far) and tell me about my eye knowledge and my own eyes. Another thing that I really liked was that I had the option to prescribe or not. At the hospital, there is a compulsory prescription, so I felt that point was very kind. (Of course, it is assumed that my eyes have mild symptoms.) When I talked about the medicine I took one house before, it was said that it might not work so well, so I prescribed it. It feels great to the doctor because small information is one of the patient's discoveries. The nurses also approach us in a way that is different from that of doctors. There was a word of mouth that the older sisters at the reception were said to be like hostesses, but that is not the case. As with the nurses, the hearing is very polite, so you can rest assured. The contact prescription has Eye City next to it, but it doesn't seem to be compulsory. Isn't it an advantage that you can take it wherever you like and prescribe it at any time? However, in my case, I prescribe it with Eye City. The eye city next door is also very polite and recommended. It seems that discount coupons are always delivered, so I think you should use it. (First time unknown) He is the most trusted ophthalmologist so far. After all, transportation is better in Shinjuku, but I will go to the ophthalmology department here even if I have time. I think the facility is in a general form. Is beautiful.

I was grateful that I had a medical examination on Sunday. I don't know because it's not inside, but the teacher said, "If anything, please come again." If there is anything next, I would like to see this ophthalmologist. * It is located in Viva Home, and contacts are also sold next to it. There is a place to eat and there is a supermarket, so it's convenient.

At the first ophthalmology, the inner corner of the eye became pus, and I couldn't decide for myself whether to cut it or not. Despite taking time, the director responded very kindly and politely. I had the impression that the director here was humanly warm. I am being treated for cancer and have a lot of anxiety about my illness. When I get cold in the hospital, I feel very depressed, and when I get kind, I feel very well. When I get sick, I feel weak, and every word of the doctor at that time is very important, and I feel relieved just by making a slight smile. I thought that the director here was very wonderful as a doctor. Thank you very much.

The lady at the reception Do not use honorifics for old people. I felt very strongly that I was frustrated by the pace of the old man. There is nothing wrong with the examination itself.

I was able to do online interviews in advance, and it was very efficient and smooth with little waiting time. The staff is also kind and we recommend it to those in the vicinity.