Toyonaka Municipal Hospital

I have nothing but praise for this hospital. The staff are extremely professional and friendly, the hospital itself is very modern and easy to navigate. After recently having 2 surgeries and staying for a week for each, I found the wards were spotless and peaceful. The nurses and staff really went out of their way to help me feel comfortable. Hospital food was very good. There is a Lawson convenience store in the foyer where you can buy food and medical supplies. There is also a hairdresser, cafe and various support centers. I also found the staff on the payment desks extremely helpful and courteous. Some of the doctors do speak English and those that don’t have a translation device available.

Great doctors and nurses at City hospital. As I remember from a long stay in 2006 the hospital was much cleaner and the gardens were well kept. Not so in 2019, carpets are well in need of deep cleaning and the gardens are over grown. Sad! *** It is a wonderful hospital and I enjoy returning every 3 months for follow up checks.

I give birth in this hospital. Excellent care and very comfortable. They don’t speak English.

This is a great hospital!!!

About 20 years ago, when I went to internal medicine, I received a terrible response. I was yelled at. "You're not sick! (Omitted)" "Because it is a discriminatory term, go to psychiatry! Psychiatry!" I intended to go to the psychosomatic medicine department, Was it sent to an ordinary physician? Although he was a psychosomatic physician Did it correspond to the above? I'm still a 21-year-old college student, so I didn't really know how to get to the hospital. Don't you yell I now think that it would have been okay to say "I'm out of the field, so please go to psychiatry." Is it the same time or a later day, another day? When I had a medical examination for something, I had to collect blood. Well, an unmotivated nurse came out It touches a person's arm like a bikin. I didn't touch my arm or look for blood vessels. Grinning sounds sarcastic In the Kansai dialect Say "I don't know" or "I can do it" After a few minutes, A baton touch was given to another nurse, and the next nurse was able to collect blood immediately (I remember). I understand that the nurse was a young woman and looked down on her and took the above actions. After that, I happened to go to oral surgery (a letter of introduction from dentistry) and had an operation to remove the tooth, but the oral surgery was polite. After that, I returned to a certain local snow country 20 years have passed I'm collecting blood innumerably I've never been touched by another nurse saying "I can't do it" There is none . Unless it is a natural disaster I don't think I'll ever go to this hospital because I'll never live or go to Toyonaka City, but I'll never use it again.