Tochigikkohattatsu Clinics

You can trust me very much because you are kind and listen to me. The nurses are also very friendly. There is little waiting time and it is beautiful. I think it would be better if there was no reservation fee.

Nurses, occupational therapists and psychologists are very kind. However, I feel that the teacher is not looking at the patient. On Saturdays, I waited for the doctor's examination after the medical examination, but after the waiting examination, I was always moyamoya. The first time I had a reservation fee of 5,000 yen, I felt kind to myself, but I wondered if I was only concerned about the time of the examination because of the points. The counseling score was 30 minutes or more, but the consultation was about 32 minutes. (I forgot whether it was more than 30 minutes or more than 45 minutes, but it was a consultation time that was a few minutes past the scored time) I was told by a clinical psychologist to take a look at the test for my child. After the inspection, you can see it by looking at it, right? I was briefly explained, but I didn't ask any questions because I was wondering if the doctor would give me an explanation exactly. There was no talk of test results at the medical examination. I talked a lot with the name of the first diagnosis several times, and even though I was talking about the name of the disease being different from the test results, the name of the first diagnosis was written at the time of the final diagnosis. Look at the documents you have, huh? Is this the diagnostic name? When asked, As a result of hearing the story for the first time, I was told that this is the diagnosis name. I wonder what the conversation was so far at each consultation. I've been hitting my computer all the time during the examination. I thought he was a teacher who didn't look at the patient. The medical treatment ended suddenly because of a shortage of people. He said that he didn't know much about the medical treatment in this area. I wasn't kind.

A terrible doctor who never thinks about a patient and thinks things with his ego