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Uchigo-187-2 Funakoshi, Oga, Akita 010-0341, Japan
contactos teléfono: +81 185-27-8241
sitio web: www.futada-dental.com
mapa e indicacionesLatitude: 39.9011162, Longitude: 139.939542
ムラノ
::I received root canal treatment the other day. I understand that the doctor in charge lives in a diverse world, but my hair color was so far from my image as a medical professional that I felt uneasy about it, but I underwent treatment. During the treatment, he treated me and the staff in an overbearing manner, and when I asked him questions after the treatment, he looked annoyed and said, ``Well, I'm not hired.'' Even if I can forgive the color of my hair or my attitude, I am going to receive dental treatment, and whether or not the doctor in charge of the treatment is employed is of no concern to me. I was hired just to be treated as my teacher, so what? I wonder if it's just me? I didn't want to go through this kind of situation, so I decided to see a different dentist. I don't know the treatment techniques, but I would like you to at least think about your attitude and behavior as a person and as a doctor.
沙子長谷川
::I went there two months ago for root-root treatment, but the doctor in charge treated me badly, and even the dental hygienist was yelling at me and yelling at me for not opening my mouth or moving my tongue. I did. I was worried because I was always told that it was difficult and that if I couldn't do it, the tooth would be extracted, so I went to another dentist and they found out that a medical instrument had gotten into the tooth that I had been treating with both of them. , I felt angry when it was discovered that the place to be cut was completely different. The dental hygienist's treatment was terrible, and I was always scolded and threatened to have my teeth extracted if my teeth were stained, which made me feel uncomfortable... Also, it was difficult to get an appointment, and the treatment was expensive for just 10 minutes, about once a month. I was dissatisfied with the charge. I don't think I want to go there again...
医療法人社団宝樹会
::We read the patient's comments and would like to sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused due to the lack of greetings and polite communication at the reception desk. Communication with patients is an extremely important part of medical services. We take seriously the discomfort caused to the patient due to the lack of appropriate response, and all of our staff will work to improve the situation in the future. We would like to thank our patients for their valuable opinions. We will continue to strive to provide better medical services in the future.
H T
::It is impossible for the receptionist to respond. Last time, she didn't even say hello and just handed me my insurance card back without saying a word. This time, ``Are you going to make a reservation for the next one?'' 'If you don't have to, I won't do it,' and I tell her, and she laughs. I will never go there again because I feel so bad.
DDD
::◆This clinic is run by the Hojukai. Only young staff. The world is an aging society. No matter how many national qualifications you have, if you don't have someone who has the experience you need, you won't know how to respond as a human being. (*Response as a human being means ``acting based on conscience.'') Or are they strictly training employees to not respond in ways other than what is specified in the manual? Moreover, does no one know what ``conscience'' itself is? (*“Conscience” refers to the sense of justice that is universally felt by the overwhelming majority of people.) ◆Recently, I've noticed a TV/radio commercial by the Hojukai that says, "It depends on each person." I would like to know the meaning of "more so". Is it possible to be ``more likely'' without having a conscience? ◆My elderly mother was made to have complete dentures that didn't fit at all by a dentist who was in the position of a ``employee'' (*that's how it was explained) and didn't know how to treat the elderly, and as a result...she suffered damage to her mouth. Ta. The clinic shied away from its responsibility. The head office manager in charge of complaints said, ``I'll get back to you,'' but I haven't heard from him since. They do not know the hardships of our family, who cared for my mother and supported her with great efforts and sacrifices, and who took her with her many times. ◆The director who was supposed to be there previously has resigned. The current director in name only is absent. I can't even see your face. I've never seen it before. I don't even know the name. They don't even respond to complaints. The only people in the field are young, nationally qualified people who have no responsibility for others. I don't even wear a name tag. Before being a nationally qualified person, I want them to be ``human beings with a good heart and conscience'' who can deal with the situation. ◆In the waiting room (*I only found out after asking about it later), there was a DVD recording of someone who appeared to be the director, who was probably playing on a commercial TV station, not working as a dentist. It was repeated endlessly and dripped out endlessly. (*There was no display or explanation.) We have a hard time understanding why we have to be shown something like that. ◆If the president truly wants to excel as a dentist, and if he truly cares about patients (consumers) who are in trouble, then perhaps he could have a different attitude and management. ◆In less than 10 years from now...the number of patients who will join the ranks of elderly people will definitely increase at a considerable speed. Should consumers just shed tears and wait for the Hojukai to wake up to its conscience? I want you to think about it.