Nitobe Memorial Nakano General Hospital

Consistently one of the worst hospitals I’ve ever been to. The doctors are lazy and surly, the nurses are rude and short tempered, and the staff are snippy and just plain mean.

The doctors r all b****ch

I think it is a hospital that is good at surgery. ] I was taken care of by a broken leg. I have the impression that many nurses in the orthopedic ward are friendly and conscientious. At the beginning of the fracture, I was treated at another clinic and was introduced to the Shin Watato Memorial General Hospital. It was a good impression that I had a medical examination first and was introduced to a teacher who is good at broken legs. I am glad that I was able to leave it to me with confidence because I was able to explain the regular interviews carefully. The hospital room is old, but the toilet has been refurbished to new specifications, so I felt a sense of cleanliness. I think it's good when you want to refresh the rooftop with a feeling of openness. The hospital food was delicious, so I was able to spend it without stress. Since it is a general hospital, there is time to wait even if you make a reservation when you go to the hospital, so I think you should use it with plenty of comfort.

My husband collapsed and went for an emergency at night, checked if I could see him over the phone, and was hospitalized as it was. Only private rooms are available, and if a large room becomes available, move to a large room. Private room is 11,000 yen per night. They said. "It's a private room for the convenience of the hospital, so you shouldn't have to pay the difference," he said. I was about to be squeezed. I am very grateful that he / she accepts an emergency case even at the first visit, but I am full of anger because of the harshness of the response. Even if it is an emergency, I will never go to this hospital again. Please be careful as well. Postscript At this time, although I went for an emergency, I waited for two and a half hours, had an examination, and was hospitalized. There were tests only before hospitalization (Roentgen, CTR, etc.), and I wasn't told when I was discharged, and there was no test or treatment after I was hospitalized. It seems that it was only an intravenous drip. I was diagnosed with "common bile duct stone", but now, about a year later, the fact of the shock. When the pain recurred and I went to another hospital, I was told that it was not a common bile duct stone. "The gallstones are very inflamed and there are a lot of stones. But by all means there are no stones in the ducts. Did you really get hospitalized? It's strange to diagnose common bile duct stones." Get angry. I was very surprised… I'm really scared that the diagnosis was sloppy. Even though it is a hospital, the name of the disease is appropriate without a thorough examination. Is it all right with such a response? I paid a high hospitalization fee, but I really lost ... I still remember the full name of the internal medicine teacher I saw, but I will hide it because it will defamate this person. Actually, I would like to give a name and blame it.

For the first time, I went to a breast cancer screening. The receptionist has different responses, but I think they are relatively good at responding. The young female palpation teacher felt appropriate and barely palpated, and just touched one side lightly to finish, and thought that palpation was meaningless. For mammography examinations, you have to take off your upper body only in the changing room and go to the examination room next to you naked, so it feels like you are hiding your breasts with your own clothes, and there are no towels or clothes to hide your breasts, which is embarrassing. Feeling, I wish I had a towel and a jacket for inspection. The changing room has only an internal key and an external key, so when inspecting, you should bring your valuables with you to the inspection room. The female laboratory technician was polite and pleasant. But next time, I decided to go to the hospital I used to have.