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Showa University Higashi Hospital

2-chōme-14-19 Nishinakanobu, Shinagawa City, Tokyo 142-0054, Japan
+81 3-3784-8000
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Openning hours
  • Monday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Sunday Closed
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Showa University Higashi Hospital
Showa University Higashi Hospital
Showa University Higashi Hospital
Showa University Higashi Hospital
Showa University Higashi Hospital
Showa University Higashi Hospital
Showa University Higashi Hospital
Showa University Higashi Hospital
Showa University Higashi Hospital
Showa University Higashi Hospital
Reviews
skip nagano (09/05/2016)
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porutini (09/29/2020)
The reception on the 1st floor is very kind and pleasant, but the reception on the 2nd floor is really the worst. Although the department is hidden, male nurses are very sincere and kind, while young female nurses are always frustrated and the worst. In addition, a female doctor will perform a dementia test without permission if the elderly are a little unaware of the medicine. It was said that he had mild dementia, but when he consulted with an acquaintance, he thought that it might be a temporary thing due to excessive stress, so he was discharged early and switched to going to the hospital. "I don't want to be hospitalized there again" is a habit.
George Kenneth (10/05/2020)
Both doctors and nurses are not good at collecting blood. I could always collect blood without any problems elsewhere, but I couldn't find a blood vessel here and it was painful when I could finally collect blood using an artery. Since then, even if I need to go to a big hospital, this hospital refuses even if I die.
Tana Olive (11/03/2020)
Visited for thyroid disease. They responded very politely and I was able to leave it to them with confidence.
小黒日那子 (03/10/2020)
Rather than the place, I tried to use the health equipment incorrectly, hurt my lower back and went to orthopedic surgery. Not only walking, but also moving my legs and moving my arms a bit, I could not touch the nerves and could not stand was. -Is it one and a half years from that? Now I can bounce with one foot. I've been in the past twice but not for my waist. Thank you, Dr. K. Thank you.
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