Maebashi Red Cross Hospital in Maebashi

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  くまさん

  :: 18 August 2024 11:38:55

  The receptionist seems cold overall. That's all. Most of the receptionists at all hospitals are unpleasant, so it may not be something to worry about. I went to see Dr. S at the otorhinolaryngology clinic, and he was very responsive and listened to me thoroughly, giving me the impression that he was more thorough than any doctor at any other hospital. I had the impression that Dr. S would be more calm and concise at a general hospital, so my impression has changed, and I've always preferred Dr. S. I felt at ease because they listened to my concerns. thank you.

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  どんぐり

  :: 18 July 2024 00:43:41

  Thank you for your help in the emergency room really excellent hospital The nurses are also doing their best. just medical expenses are very high It's twice as expensive as a normal hospital. Also, there is a long wait for outpatient treatment. Approximately three hours from the reservation time I had to wait. I don't want to go there again.

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  夢次郎

  :: 16 February 2024 01:52:04

  For several days now, my mother-in-law has been complaining that she can't walk due to pain in her legs, and the pain has become unbearable, so she came to the nighttime emergency outpatient clinic where she is treated for heart and diabetes problems. For now, the pain was unbearable, so I took painkillers and was waiting for the MRI and X-rays to be taken... What about Mr. Sato? When we were called in the empty waiting room and we told them that we were a family, they asked, ``We'll be ready to leave soon, but we'll be leaving through the back exit, so where's the vendor?'' My son gave us a ride. Why are you a trader? When I asked him about this, he told me, ``I'll be leaving on a stretcher, so it would be impossible to do it without a contractor, and I've never heard of a family member picking me up.'' My wife wasn't kidding either! My mother, who had picked me up while sitting normally in a light passenger car, told me that it would be strange to have to take an X-ray and be on a stretcher on the way home. It's not something you can just apologize for, so why did it happen as a person in charge? When I asked for an explanation, the nurse in question came out and said, ``I'm sorry. There were two names, so I mistook you for Mr. Kobayashi.'' If we, as an organization, are really going to work hard to avoid repeating our mistakes, how can we bring in something with two different names next to each other, and call one person's name instead of the other? ? ? and If the case is judged to be a real crisis, then even if it's not the person himself and it's night time, someone in charge should be called in. At least if I were in charge, it would fly no matter what I put there. Unfortunately, I don't know, but did the conversation go something like, ``You did this, so go and make up for it somehow, because we have nothing to do with it...''? Also on the TV on the wall [Thoroughly confirm names!] ] Things like this are displayed as huge, but in the end, it's just a name, and the person in charge says ``I'm sorry,'' and once the situation is resolved, tomorrow they will be fine and pretend that nothing happened, and the routine will be repeated in the same environment. I guess so. Make sure to call the person's name and confirm. Fortunately, I realized that my family was making a fuss halfway through the process, and I said, ``I'm sorry, I made a mistake.'' I actually checked the person's name, and after what happened, I happened to notice when my family made a fuss that something was wrong. And depending on the situation, there is a possibility that you will be taken to the operating room. (Well, I did ask them to confirm the name, but I got the name wrong in the first place, so there's no point in the story...I'm putting the cart before the horse!) He had already suffered a cardiac arrest before, and on top of that, he also had a pacemaker and diabetes, so even the slightest wrong treatment or prescription could have made his family feel like their lives were in danger. ‥ Even my mother, who had been taking care of me believing that even the town doctor wouldn't have made such a stupid fuss because it was the Japan Red Cross, said, ``If I make one mistake, there's a possibility that I won't make it home alive.'' In the first place, why would a patient come with a document with multiple names written on it to explain things to a single patient's family? ?　　I got it wrong again, and I was scared of how calmly I made the mistake. As a human being, I make mistakes, of course, but when it comes to medical care, saying "I made a mistake, I'm sorry" is probably... If there was a person of that nature who died, that person's ears would never hear it. . I couldn't trust it at all. Of course, even if there was a meeting tomorrow morning, there would probably be no mention of the fact that there was a case that could endanger the survival of this medical institution, and a new "I'm sorry" would be heard all over the hospital. I got scared thinking about it being exchanged! ! Well, as long as you don't go outside, no one in your family will doubt you if you say, ``We did our best.'' Is medicine a thing of the past when it comes to benevolence and arithmetic? Although sad The bigger it gets, the better. Does that mean you can't pay attention to the details? Although it's my personal feeling...it's the end of the world. The above is just my impressions of the deceased.

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  千華

  :: 01 September 2023 16:41:49

  I have been indebted to the Japan Red Cross since I was a child. The new and friendly Red Cross Hospital is clean and convenient, with a Family Mart on the second floor and Dotour Coffee on the first floor. If you are not used to searching for your department using symbols, you can easily get lost in the outpatient department. All the staff and teachers are kind. This is the hospital you can rely on in case of a real emergency. You cannot be seen for the first time without a referral letter. It is best to call the main phone number and confirm before coming to the hospital.

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  Lyka Navarro

  :: 16 October 2018 00:38:06

  To Dr. Sugitate of Pediatric Ward: We were never able to thank you fully for the excellent care you have provided to our princess. But, we are truly grateful for your dedication and expertise. The Lord has blessed us through you. We wish you all the best. Thanks again!