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  千葉光一

  :: 26 December 2023 07:55:19

  My mother was diagnosed with heavy breathing. After a thorough examination, it was discovered that I had pneumonia, and they were very kind, explaining the details of the numbers and explaining the situation in an easy-to-understand manner while looking at images. Most importantly, even though the hospital was not open for business in the morning, I received a phone call to check on my condition and explain the effects of the medication. I felt that they were seriously considering their patients. He is a very reliable teacher.

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  C. Ja.

  :: 21 November 2022 00:38:33

  That year, a group of people went to Iwate University. On the streets of Morioka, I was attracted by the building in front of me. It was a medical institution with a sense of design.

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  Umi

  :: 11 March 2021 07:33:17

  There was a doctor who was arrogant, overbearing, and seemed to have no interest in caring for his patients. I could tell from the behavior of the nurse who came to follow me to the waiting room after the examination that this doctor was always like this.

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  カジ

  :: 12 January 2018 15:48:05

  I wasn't feeling well and someone at work had the flu, so I left work early and went to a place near my house without a reservation as a precaution. I waited an hour, was examined for 2 minutes, and 15 minutes later received a prescription for a cold. This cost me 1,050 yen, and I lost money, time, and energy, so I won't go there again.

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  はるはる

  :: 21 October 2017 14:39:58

  I went because my voice was hoarse and my throat was sore. Although they conducted various blood tests, X-rays, and breathing tests, they were always telling me technical terms that I, as an amateur, couldn't understand. In the end, they couldn't tell me what the cause was and I was left wondering, so I was recommended to see an otolaryngologist. They didn't even give me medicine, so it was a waste of money and time. I was surprised to see the doctor sitting in a chair with his legs crossed when talking to a patient. I'll never go there again.