Junshin Hospital en Kakogawa

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  13B Seven

  :: 22 July 2024 17:46:53

  I came to get an injection for lower back pain, but all I got was a medical examination and medicine. It's not that I don't understand what the doctor is saying, but I've been hitting the ball several times in the past, so I came to the clinic knowing a certain amount. Even though I finished work early, it was a waste of time and medical fees. Hospitals that do not respect the patient's wishes in treatment methods.

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  apple s

  :: 01 June 2024 08:03:19

  It's been about 10 years since I last received treatment, but both the doctors and nurses have been kind and efficient. I was surprised that the reviews were so bad. Maybe it's because I'm not involved with the doctors and nurses that I read through word of mouth... When I couldn't figure out the cause of my illness, I even had them write me a letter of introduction to a specialized hospital. I think you can feel safe having your brain and large intestine examined at Junshin Hospital. However...I have been irritated by the bad attitude of the cashier many times.

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  sherry

  :: 05 April 2024 10:36:27

  Before my sister was diagnosed with panic disorder, when she was having trouble breathing and was taken to the hospital in an ambulance, I gave her an incomprehensible explanation, ``I think it's probably panic disorder, so please don't talk to me too much,'' and then my sister lay next to me. I was led to a bed where my sister was trying to tell me something, and when I listened to her, she said, ``I see you're talking, so let's go outside for a moment.'' It seems like he can't even listen to what he's trying to convey. If so, don't show me around. I think it's normal to tell your family about your situation when you meet them. To make matters worse, on the way home, the nurse asked me if I had brought the patient's shoes, and when I told her I had left them in the car, she produced a pair of simple slippers with an obviously disgusted look on her face. It's right next to the parking lot, so I have to go get it. If you want a self-centered job, should you quit being a nurse? A hospital where many nurses say they are not suited for it. Even if the treatment is free, it doesn't cost anything like this.

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  冨家洋子

  :: 28 February 2024 15:43:24

  I had been to the doctor once last year, and was told that ¥5,000 would be enough, probably because it was an emergency, so I left the ¥5,000 and went home. I received a phone call today and was told that I had a deposit of ¥290 and would like to return it, so I would like to come to the hospital. My husband and I are elderly, so we have returned our driver's licenses, discarded our car, have no relatives nearby, and our only daughter has a household in Saitama, so we can't imagine taking a taxi to the hospital for ¥290. Although it is possible to send cash by registered mail, we are told that the fees will be borne by the patient, so either way it will only be negative for us. So even though I told them I didn't need the ¥290, I was put on hold twice, and I was anxious to have my family come and pick it up. At the end, I got a little angry and said, ``I don't need a taxi because I can only go there by taxi!'' Maybe the people at this hospital don't understand what I'm saying? I was a little irritated because both of my husband and wife were also suffering from illnesses.

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  ビショック神戸

  :: 23 February 2024 12:41:07

  I think it's about making money. I think the doctor's diagnostic and surgical skills are above a certain standard, which is good. I also admire the dedicated work of the nurses and the efficiency of regional cooperation. However, it is a disappointing hospital. When I was discharged from the hospital, I was asked about my income. Their intention is to lure those who appear to be able to pay to affiliated facilities such as the affiliated Hakujuen, and suck it up to the last drop. It has nothing to do with whether it is medically necessary or not, and it has nothing to do with the QOL (quality of life) of patients and their families. This worship of money gave him such a negative image that it even denied the work of the medical team.