Kyowakai Senri Chuo Hospital en Toyonaka

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  木野篤志

  :: 22 May 2024 18:46:10

  It's certainly a hospital that takes care of people well. However, the ``chief doctor'' → goes to the nurse without permission... Involve your family? Transferred to hospital on May 20th? (I checked with the hospital...) My father has already passed away... ``The acceptance of idiots is, ``Did you leave the hospital alive? Or did you leave the hospital dead?'' I don't know...yato...

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  tadao murata

  :: 29 March 2024 15:52:43

  It's a nice hospital with good doctors, nurses, rehabilitation doctors, and a nice environment.

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  yasuhiro kanaya

  :: 26 January 2024 11:57:40

  My 88 year old mother took care of me. I was transferred from an acute care hospital to a specialized rehabilitation hospital, so I was admitted to the hospital because of a connection. The doctor's explanations were easy to understand and thorough, and the PT, OT, and ST teachers worked really hard on my mother's rehabilitation. Thankfully, my mother, who was expected to be cared for at a facility after being discharged from the hospital, was able to return home. I would like to thank the hospital, the doctor in charge, the therapist in charge, and the staff at the Regional Medical Coordination Office. At rehabilitation hospitals, the pattern is that when you are discharged from an acute stage hospital, you decide on a number of candidates and then you are admitted when a vacant bed becomes available, so it is a little different from general medical institutions, but some of the candidates are We recommend that you include it.

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  風野潮

  :: 04 December 2021 14:09:24

  I don't know what happened before or about other wards, but I think the staff at the geriatric care ward have been very responsive since the coronavirus outbreak. Even though visits were completely prohibited, she opened the curtains in the hospital room so I could see my mother-in-law's face when I was changing laundry, and she even allowed remote visits once a month for those who requested. , I was really grateful that this kind of thing never happened at the hospital where my mother was hospitalized. He contacted me as soon as he was in critical condition, so the whole family was able to say their final goodbyes.

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  名無しの権兵衛

  :: 09 April 2018 06:36:48

  I don't know if the nurses and caregivers get along well with each other depending on the ward. Wards for people with disabilities are the worst because there are nurses and caregivers who often forget to perform physical exercises on their patients or suck out sputum. I get the impression that they are using the lack of staff as an excuse, and some caregivers treat patients roughly when the supervisor and others are not looking. There are some families who have complained and been banned from entering the country. It doesn't matter if the teacher is being sloppy or if the nurses and caregivers are on good terms. There are also hospitals that have been hit hard by some patients and their families. It seems to have a good reputation depending on the ward. If the hospital has complaints, they should kick them out! Or just transfer to the hospital! If you think like that, you won't make any progress. We should consider how to treat nurses and caregivers who have problems. It just seems like he's trying to erase some bad behavior. I understand that the work is difficult, but this is a different story.