Ishibashi Clinic

Dr is very thorough and knowledgeable. Speaks English and is kind. He sees kids and adults. Has comics. Fish tank and TV for fun in waiting area

The teacher is a good person, but the receptionist is too bad. Have a private conversation and hear it in the waiting room. Even though there are many people in the waiting room, I hear the symptoms loudly on the spot. Would you like to be too rude?

The word of mouth here was good, so I went to the hospital for vaccinations and checkups for my children, but I felt distrustful each time. I will post it because I will not be taking care of it anymore after moving. The following points I felt disappointed with. ・If you consult with me about vaccination with Rota vaccine, it will be free from April, so wait a minute? Is suggested →The number of weeks that can be vaccinated for rota vaccine is fixed, and my child could not be vaccinated until I waited until April. At this time, I didn't inoculate Rota, thinking about "what is that Rota?" (I re-examined myself and realized that I still had to inoculate before now, so I hurriedly hit me at a later date. At this time, my teacher was also busy, so I didn't know how many weeks my child had. (I was convinced) ・When I went to inoculate the second rota in the end of March, "I'll be free again from April, so come after April" →Since corona was in epidemic in Tokyo, I vaccinated on the spot to avoid unnecessary going out, but if I went for the third vaccination after April, it was not free and the same price as before. did. After all, it became free from October. The price itself is not a big issue, but the vaccine for children has a very tight vaccination schedule and is life-threatening, so I would like information to be taken care of. I don't think many people, including myself, have the power to doubt information from medical institutions. ・I have been vaccinated at the same time, but I have forgotten to fill in the vaccination site (upper right arm, etc.) in the MCH handbook twice. At the time of the next vaccination, I had filled in the parts that were not filled in last time. → The inoculation site is filled in the remarks column, so it may not be a mandatory item, but what about the attitude of writing or not writing it? If side effects occur at the time of simultaneous vaccination, I think it will be helpful in determining which vaccine was not working. ・At the time of the medical examination, I filled out the anxieties in advance and handed them to me, but there was no counseling unless I heard from me. When I asked him what he was worried about, he took a troublesome attitude. → This is due to my subjectivity, so I will not talk much about it. I had a baby with coronal baldness and I couldn't even go out in the midst of my anxious situation, so I thought it would be a good idea for a patient who couldn't rely on to be closer to me. Before Corona, there were always a lot of patients, so basically it may be a good teacher. But with the above, I didn't see it as a reliable clinic. Fortunately, my child rarely got sick, so I didn't care for anything other than vaccination and screening. I think I was going to It doesn't matter if I'm recognized as a Kramer. We would be grateful if the people involved in the clinic could see this review and think of something to think of. For two stars, ・I was able to pass through a separate room for vaccination ・Reservation required in Corona ・The cost of Rota was not high ・The impression of the receptionist was good is.

I decided to look for internal medicine on Saturday evening, and the area around Hibarigaoka often closed at 17:00, and many clinics opened until 18:00 were closed 30 or 15 minutes ago because many hospitals closed. I used it. We were accepted very late in the year and were very helpful. The hospital was very comfortable because there was no smell unique to the hospital.

About two years ago, my amygdala was swollen and it hurt even if I swallowed my saliva. There are two doctors here, and my grandfather, Mr. Ishibashi, was diagnosed with a good reputation. I was prescribed a painkiller and other medicines for a cold, but the painkiller didn't work at all, and I had to go to the hospital almost every day (about a week). Meanwhile, Professor Ishibashi even said he was getting better. One day, I visited Dr. Waka and I was introduced to a large hospital because of the possibility of peritonsillar abscess. The teacher there said that the introduction was too late. Mr. Ishibashi has a good personality at first glance, but he is stubborn and has no knowledge of his own theory. The younger teacher is better at the true personality and ability as a doctor.