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11-17 Minamitakasagochō, Utsunomiya, Tochigi 321-0143, Japan
contacts phone: +81 28-653-1001
website: utsunomiya.jcho.go.jp
larger map & directionsLatitude: 36.4824977, Longitude: 139.8712872
かとうとと
::The receptionist at the general counter is 1 star. bad attitude Looking at the reviews, there are a lot of recent reviews about the attitude of the receptionist. The reception desk is the face of the hospital. It's a shame because the teachers and nurses are good. My family doctor, the receptionist of the internal medicine department, the nurses, the otorhinolaryngologist, and the nurse who was at the IV drip site were all very nice. 5 stars for that.
寺内とし子
::I would like the woman at the counter to be more polite.I understand that it is crowded, but she has a very bad attitude and I would like someone to be more friendly and helpful. I understand that you are busy, but I think you can do your part. I would like someone at the counter to be more efficient.
miimi mimi
::My family was rushed to the hospital for a week. Parking lot: One-way street surrounding the hospital. During busy times, a staff member will direct you to the north side. Doctor: If you are unable to meet with your doctor, he will notify you over the phone about your condition and treatment methods. They will also listen to your wishes regarding your discharge date. This year, I was hospitalized for surgery at Saiseikai, but there were parking issues and reservations (pre-surgery tests, re-examinations) being made without permission, so as an attendant with a job, The one at Geico Utsunomiya Hospital was good.
芹沢かもん
::Every time, the general information staff and other receptionists (aunties) have really terrible attitudes. It's high pressure. When it's bad, I get angry while giving off a busy atmosphere... I think he might start to go crazy. Well, I just assume it's a part-time job and try to calm myself down. Even when I was finally called, the conversation lasted about 5 minutes, consisting of typing on my computer and occasionally glancing at me. I feel like I just come to get medicine every time. I wonder if there's any point in getting examined. However, there are also polite people and kind nurses. The director is also very kind. He turns to me and speaks. That alone gives me peace of mind. However, after many years of going there, I stopped coming to the hospital. In my anxiety, I contacted the hospital and went to see the doctor, but just having to deal with the (old lady) who had such a bad attitude made me really not want to go. I really can't recommend it. When I went to another hospital, I wondered why I had put up with it until now.
あにぢゃ
::I didn't want to give a bad review because I have been indebted to you, but I would like to write this because I want to clearly convey the facts to patients who will use the hospital in the future and to the hospital staff. On the day of the test, even though I arrived at the designated time, I was not called for nearly an hour, so when I checked with the receptionist, they said, ``I will call you next time.'' At that time, there was a possibility that I missed being called...so I wasn't complaining, and when I asked, "Maybe I was called, I wasn't called." (Although it is possible that he was trying to be considerate.) That's how the test ended, and I decided to come back the next day to get the results. The paper said, ``Please come at 11:15,'' so I went to the hospital at 11:00. At the reception desk, I was told, "Please wait near door number 7," so I decided to wait right in front of it. The door says, ``We are currently examining a patient at 11 o'clock.'' ” characters. However, I wasn't called until 12:36, and there were only a few people in the waiting area, which had been full of patients, and it was obvious that someone who had arrived later than me had been called. Because of the previous incident, I was conscious not to miss being called, but in the end, I wasn't called until 12:40, so I went to the reception desk. Then he said again, ``I'll call you next time.'' I thought, ``Oh no, I can't call you right away...'' and this time I asked, ``Have you been called?'' with dissatisfaction, and I was told that I hadn't been called. "I've been waiting since 11 o'clock, but..." "The person who came after me was called first..." When I asked him about it, he replied, "Perhaps the person who took the blood sample came at the last minute." I started saying things that made no sense. Even if that were true, there's no way all of the 50 or so patients at the waiting area were like that. If they don't call you even after 1:00 p.m., shouldn't you have written that you should come at 11:15 from the beginning? I was called at 12:56, and when I asked the doctor about it, he told me that the patient had pushed me, and as a result, it was now this time. I am well aware that we value each and every patient, and I understand how you feel, but even then, I thought it was too late. If this is not the case, there is a mistake in the time allocation, so you should take this into consideration when setting the time for the patient to come. Also, if you ask the receptionist and they call you right away, some people might think, ``I had no choice but to come to the reception and tell you what to do,'' so I think you should consider that as well. The doctor is a very good person, and I don't think the nurse is a bad person either, but it is true that something like this happened, and I hope this will be of some help to patients who will be seeing him in the future. leave.