Mizushima Kyodo Hospital w Kurashiki

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  ふや

  :: 01 July 2024 09:43:34

  Watanabe at the reception desk asked me, ``Don't you know that?'' He responded with an expression like this (you could even see it on his mask). The response and attitude are extremely bad. It was so bad I was surprised. I think you should re-learn how to interact as a person. postscript Due to the time difference, the general receptionist, Ms. Yamauchi, was also extremely responsive. When I handed over my prescription, it was quickly taken away, which made me feel very uncomfortable, and when someone else was unfriendly and treated politely, the hospital's reputation would naturally be affected. No wonder. It is very disappointing.

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  ayaka

  :: 21 March 2024 15:30:34

  The pediatrician's teachers and nurses are very courteous. As for the reception...the elderly people have a bad attitude. Young people are polite.

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  一（富士）

  :: 21 March 2024 05:39:28

  [] Testing for the elderly [] Distrust of cancer testing at Mizushima Kyodo Hospital!! ️My parents, who are elderly, were informed by the hospital that they had been diagnosed with cancer. However, tests were conducted at multiple hospitals. ① The result is the exact opposite of cooperation. ② Arrangement of cooperative hospital facilities for the elderly ③ Detection of cancer other than ① and arrangement of examinations How to deal with individual elderly people is unclear. If necessary, they should explain to the individual that they are bringing their family with them and confirm their intentions properly, and tell the elderly one after another that they have found cancer, and consider the risks of testing (biopsy) lacking in consideration for the elderly.

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  T Y (YUKA)

  :: 18 March 2024 15:57:39

  The response from the woman at the pediatric reception desk is very poor. There are some nice people, but the young woman's voice is so low that I can't understand what she's saying, and I don't ask her enough questions. If you don't like it, you don't have to ask, since you'll have to tell the doctor directly during your consultation. Also, if you don't like children, you should quit pediatrics. I totally understand why you don't like children. I don't even want to give it a star. At other hospitals there are many, but here there are always fewer. That's probably the case.

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  かおり。

  :: 09 February 2024 05:52:11

  My mother was taken by ambulance and was hospitalized for about a week. He was not given any drinking water except for meals, and was told to drink the non-drinkable tap water in his hospital room because it was drinkable. I'm going to buy it at a hospital sales office, so even if I ask them to give it to me, they can't give me food or drinking water because of the coronavirus. I was told that I might have to restrict my diet due to my illness, so I couldn't do it without a doctor's approval. Even the life-giving water was denied. My mother was on the verge of a stress fracture in her lower back due to age, and although it had nothing to do with the coronavirus, she was not even given drinking water except for meals, and the other patients had to ask the nurses to buy water for them. It seems that he was taking the manju and juice he received. I guess he chose his patients. I heard later that it was okay to give him any drink that was in an uncapped plastic bottle. When I asked the nurse, everything was wrong. I was told I couldn't even drink water, so I'm really angry right now. Isn't it strange for a hospital to have nurses who have different rules? Is the information not even being shared? Meals are 3 times a day. Drinking water is half a cup of barley tea in a small glass. It seems that my mother drank it carefully until the next meal. She had bad teeth (almost none), so she asked for soft food, and even though she had given her permission, the food she received was simple and small in quantity, and she said it was hard and hard to eat with her mother's teeth. I was there. We were paying them properly, but do the registered dietitians and chefs do the work that is worth the money they paid? I heard that he was going to take a bath, but he didn't even hear me, so I was surprised when I heard that he was able to move and wiped himself with a towel. A nurse who pretended not to know about a man who had lower back pain that at one point was so painful that he couldn't walk. I have several friends who are nurses, but I've never heard of anyone like that. I wanted to be discharged from the hospital because it would be painful to stay in the hospital any longer, but even though I had an appointment for a test, there were two doctors in charge, but there was no consultation between the two doctors, and one person made the decision immediately. Accepted on the spot. 10 minutes later I was given the bill. It's really the worst hospital. ✩I don't even want to give it a 1. I don't recommend it. I think it's better to be prepared if you go.