Yamaguchi Ophthalmology Clinic

The location was in a good location in front of Hachioji station, near the office, so I had a medical examination. The waiting time is within 30 minutes and it is within the allowable range, office work is usually accepted, and the problem is the director who seems to be amiable at first glance. Of course, I had a medical examination because of eye symptoms, but the medical examination is like a microscope, so the medical examination to see the eye is a moment. The director said, "I have no problem." I didn't trust it, so when I went to another clinic later, I had a diagnosis of herpes on the eyes. Ointments and eye drops have improved now, but when I think about what happened when I went to this director's place, I was frightened only by my eyes. Responding to other patients' complaints after your examination? I heard the voice of the director who seems to be, and we have a good reputation. Reputation is not something you decide. Although the director who seems to be a sales person seems to have a good look at first, I think his medical ability is low. It may be covered by the mouth, but is it a scam of a different kind? I won't go here anymore.

It is my favorite ophthalmology. The vacant time zone is also very good. Because it is not a reservation system, it is crowded and takes time. (I heard about 12 o'clock and got a medicine at 12:45. It was surprisingly fast.) It provides a sense of security, as the doctor will see you in a short time. You can clearly see the reason for this rate of rotation. I want other ophthalmologists to emulate.

The doctors, nurses and receptionists are all kind and friendly.

I went there at 15:00 on weekdays and it was so crowded that there was no place to sit. There were 5 or 6 young women in charge of the examination, and the examination itself was smooth, but since the last examination was by the director, this became a bottleneck and I had to wait for about 20 minutes. However, the medical examination is very polite, and I'm glad that I could give advice on symptoms and points to keep in mind in my future life. The inside of the hospital is clean and there are TVs and magazines, which is good, but the entrance is a bit difficult to understand. The KANEDAI BUILDING, which faces the road on the east side of the building, has a brown door on the 2nd floor at the entrance, so it's faster to take the stairs instead of the elevator.

Both the teacher and the staff are nice and wonderful ophthalmology.