JCHO Funabashi Central Hospital in Funabashi

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  あちゃあちゃ

  :: 01 June 2024 20:34:06

  My water broke and I was having a threatened miscarriage. I was transferred here because the treatment at the private hospital I was attending was poor. The result was a miscarriage I was satisfied with the treatment till the end because of the excellent female doctor who was very responsive to my treatment and all the nursing care I received. My feelings have changed. My life was saved without any injuries. next pregnancy I was told that I could become pregnant. I have nothing but gratitude. I would like to order it again next time. Thank you for your help in plastic surgery. The surgery was thorough and the wound closed perfectly. I'm really thankful to you.

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  oka da

  :: 01 June 2024 10:45:23

  Last month, I made an appointment to see a specialist in obstetrics and it was Dr. K Hayashi. Apparently No. 2 in obstetrics, haha. He started talking without even looking, and he was only vaguely aware of his shallow knowledge, and I couldn't understand the content at all... I didn't get a precise answer to my question either. "Ah, that's it..." End with this word Also, I couldn't help but wonder if he had a cold because he was sniffling. Expert? ? ? The medical examination ended without me understanding anything. Even though I heard he was a veteran doctor, he was always in a bad mood and seemed troublesome, but he didn't have that attitude. The only thing I had to pay was the expensive consultation fee for free medical treatment. After re-examining my condition at a different hospital, I found one that I felt comfortable going to. I have canceled all my next reservations at Funabashi Chuo. I'm also taking up valuable time doing this. Obstetrics Dr. K Hayashi Graduated from Chiba University Not worth seeing a doctor!

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  Haru Y

  :: 24 April 2024 10:55:14

  I was referred to an oral surgeon by my family dentist. As a result, I had to have 4 wisdom teeth removed under general anesthesia with an overnight stay in the hospital. After the surgery, the angular cheilitis was severe and the pain lasted longer than I expected, so I felt very anxious, but the doctor in charge encouraged me and said, ``It will definitely get better,'' so I managed to do it. Now I feel like I'm glad I took it out. The person in charge of me, Mr. Kagata, was young, but he listened well and had a soft demeanor, which eased my anxiety. I felt that the nurses who took care of me during my hospitalization were generally kind and polite. thank you very much.

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  Kairu karasawa

  :: 03 April 2024 19:19:53

  Last year at the month of July year 2023 this hospital save my life.thank you to all doctors and nurses who assist me and take care of me.thank you very much .🙏🏻❤️

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  Suzuki

  :: 14 February 2024 16:07:01

  I visited this hospital a few days ago. During the pre-hospital Q&A session, I heard that it was okay for people to come by car when they were admitted, so I drove there, but the nurse asked me, ``Why are you coming by car?Didn't you explain in advance that you can't drive?'' I was unreasonably scolded and moved from the hospital parking lot to a private parking lot. Immediately after being admitted to the hospital, I was shown to a room, but an hour had passed since I was told that I would be asked to explain things later. I understand that you are busy, but I don't know the rules for admission, so I think you should at least give some initial explanation. Anyway, it's unfriendly and lacks explanation. It's a shame because the nurses and doctors who took care of me afterwards were very nice. At the time of the surgery, I called my wife to be present at 12:00 and left her in the lobby. I was told, ``The surgery time has been decided, so please call your wife.'' When I told my wife, the only thing she said in the lobby was, ``Then, please go.'' She didn't know where to go, so she headed to the operating room. ``Did you tell your wife to come in front of the nurse's station?'' the nurse asked me later, and I told her that she had not been told where to go, so I think she was heading to the operating room. "Are you in front of the operating room? Please confirm." All you have to do is to be told where you want her to come from the beginning, and I think you should also guide your wife to the lobby. Even when he was discharged from the hospital, it was unclear until the very last moment when he would be discharged. There was no explanation as to whether I could take a bath or whether there were any dietary restrictions. It was so unkind that my wife was disappointed.