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Bange Kousei General Hospital

Japan, 〒969-6593 福島県河沼郡会津坂下町逆水逆水50

+81 242-83-3511

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Detailed Information

Place Types Hospital
Address Japan, 〒969-6593 福島県河沼郡会津坂下町逆水逆水50
Coordinate 37.5599172,139.8136103
Website http://www.ja-fkosei.or.jp/bange/
Rating 2.7
Compound Code HR57+XC Aizubange, Fukushima, Japan

Openning hours

Monday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Reviews

うーあー (02/25/2020)

I think it is better to avoid consultation unless it's not. The nurse's attitude is bad and the waiting time is terrible. The waiting room is small and is not laid out in anticipation of wheelchair patient visits. It's better to think that you'll be involved in a turn-around battle in the morning, and you'll be crushing a day to see a doctor.

S K (06/02/2020)

Anyway it's terrible. Staff and nurses are running around the waiting hall. I wonder if there is an idea that it is dangerous.

ちーたん (02/27/2018)

When I contacted him, he talked about the symptoms and the nurse gave a polite response, but I could not believe the receptionist's response. Even if you notice that you are standing in front of the reception, you completely ignore it. I didn't know it at the first visit, so after a few seconds after calling out to the man, I was puzzled by the reply. There were other women at the reception, and I noticed that I was completely ignoring me and operating my computer. However, I was grateful for the nurse who asked me about the symptoms at the time of the medical examination. I've heard from various people that the receptionist at the welfare hospital has an unfriendly attitude, but I thought that such an unpleasant response was a little unlikely.

kuzuyu (08/25/2018)

In January of this year, on a blizzard, my mother hit my hips and hurt so much that I couldn't walk. Although I was at a loss, I rushed to a nearby prefectural hospital, but I was paid in front of me because "I can not do anything because there is no teacher", and I went to Sakashita Kosei Hospital with a feeling of struggling with straw. Although I rushed in just past 5 o'clock, the receptionist, nurses, and teachers responded quickly and kindly, and I felt like crying in relief. On that day, the doctor from the department of surgery or internal medicine left me, and when I asked him to put in a suppository for pain relief, the pain was relieved and my mother was "happy". I was able to get a full cure by having the doctor in charge see me again on another day. I really appreciate it from the bottom of my heart.