NORI Clinic

I don't understand liver disease In my third year, I finally found a good teacher. I kept being told that it wasn't a big deal in a big hospital, but I arrived at this teacher and found an intractable disease. In a bright and beautiful clinic I am very relieved to meet a teacher who can listen to me and see me. At the time of the examination, I am grateful that the teacher's atmosphere is good and it is easy to talk, and I am grateful for the advice from the examination from the interview, and it seems that I have hope for future treatment. There is one receptionist who is intimidating, whether it is a mood shop or someone, but the others are polite and kind. The clinic is located in a well-located building just a short walk from Umeda without an umbrella, and it was a bright and beautiful clinic that I could use comfortably. On the way back, I plan to go to the underground shopping mall department store while having fun.

The teacher is polite and not bad. The nurse inside was also very impressed with the polite response. However, the lady at the reception is the worst. Especially one of them is really bad. Overall messy, no hospitality at all, fatally bad. The presentation such as ID is taken by pulling it from the user's hand, it is placed so that it is thrown without being treated carefully, and the entry board is handled roughly so it makes a noise each time. It was really frustrating in a short amount of time, such as being blunt, or raising my hands in a chair and stretching out in front of the guests. People who come to the hospital are anxious or weak, so I think that the receptionist always needs to be close to the user and show it with an attitude, but if such an attitude or response is given, the question will be passed. You should think that you didn't come to such a hospital because you got angry.

The teachers and nurses were kind to me, but the receptionist was unfriendly and overwhelming, which was really disappointing. Even if you look at other reviews, there are many people who are similar, so is it always that kind of attitude?

I used it just a year ago. The room was clean and the nurse and the doctor who was in charge were kind. However, the response of one person at the reception is very bumpy and we can respond with a feeling of stuffiness. I was worried that I might be ill or something, and I was visiting a health checkup, but I felt like I was working at a government office. How to ask questions and how to choose words is very harsh and I feel uncomfortable. The teacher was kind and polite, but I felt that the reception was a clinic that was ruining everything.

I used to change my hospital, but it seems to be decided here. It was a very polite teacher. The nurse also had a good atmosphere. Other word of mouth criticized the receptionist, but it was just plain and the response was normal. If the response is bad here, there is no hospital to see. It was good enough to think so.