Motodate Hospital in Hanamaki

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  トトロだよ

  :: 06 September 2024 23:24:22

  Their dignity as human beings is trampled upon. When I refused to be admitted to the hospital, I was given an intramuscular injection, and while I was unconscious, I was forced to sign a consent form for voluntary hospitalization.I was not allowed to lie down, and a nurse held my sides in my hands. I was made to hold a ballpoint pen, and the nurse held my hand, and the nurse used my hand to make me sign a consent form for voluntary hospitalization. Patients have no human rights. The outpatient consultation takes less than a minute, and all you have to do is take your medicine. When I was in the hospital, I was forced to sleep on a futon in the hallway. I was deprived of all communication with the outside world. I was hit in the sinews and restrained at five points. Even when I was thirsty or hungry, I was given an IV drip. from! ! The nurse told me (the IV drip contains water and nutrients), so it was a living hell where I couldn't even drink water or eat. Even though I wanted to be discharged from the hospital, they refused to accept my request, and although I managed to get discharged, the director told me never to come to my hospital again. Please don't go to this hospital, it will destroy your personality. There are only the worst doctors out there. I went to see a doctor because I was depressed, but as a result, my condition worsened and I now have PTSD and am going to a different hospital.I still suffer from the cruel treatment I received at this hospital. Please do not go to this hospital. To prevent the number of victims from increasing.

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  mi

  :: 21 April 2024 23:37:02

  It's the worst. He doesn't look at me or listen to me at all, just asks if he's sleeping or eating every time, and just prescribes it. More and more drugs were being taken. I was surprised when I saw my medication notebook at the hospital I was transferred to. Neither the diagnosis nor the prescribed medicines matched, and it must have been physically painful to keep taking so many strong medicines. Do I have Alzheimer's? I was having trouble remembering things, but I was told that it was because of the medication. Stop drinking from today! After a week, I was back to my normal self. I've been going there for several years! ! ! ? ? I can only believe that he was being manipulated by drugs into something strange. If I kept going, I wonder if Hogaraka-kai's facilities would have been introduced to me? Too scary. I hope there are no victims! ! After I was transferred, I met a doctor who gave me thorough counseling each time and explained the effects and side effects of the medicine, and I realized how strange this hospital was.

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  のがみん

  :: 06 April 2024 01:23:43

  Normally I wouldn't even want to put a ★ on it. I've been going here for several years because it's the only place I receive independence support medical care... The nurses seemed kind and not strict. My number was called and the nurse asked me how I was doing today. If you tell them, let's talk about it with the teacher. That's the end During my first visit, the director was very kind and listened to me and offered me advice. but. After a few years, you may become a doctor other than the director, perhaps the vice director? diagnosis is too appropriate While fiddling with the computer without looking at me at all. Are you eating food? Are you taking medicine? Are you sleeping? I'll give you some medicine then. It takes less than 3 minutes. And that's it. Sometimes I'm a female teacher, but she looks down on me and has a high-pressure attitude, so I'm scared and can't say what I want to say. I can only say inoffensive things like I'm taking medicine and taking a little rest. I feel like the director's response has become more appropriate than before. Even though I have depression, schizophrenia, and panic disorder, I said, ``It's only a matter of time. If you leave it alone, it will go away, so I'll give you some medicine, so please take it.'' only. Some of my friends with mental illness were still going here, but for various reasons, they were immediately recommended to be hospitalized. He said it was okay, but he was sick and it was hell. Do you sometimes get hospitalized? People ask me this, but for the reasons mentioned above, I can't bear to be restricted even though it's already painful. The only good thing was that the nurses and pharmacists were very kind and listened to me. You can go without reservation or contact. (Because of that, there are times when I have to wait, but it's only a few minutes at most, and I've never had to wait several hours because the turnover rate is good.) I only go to the outpatient clinic, but I feel more comfortable going to get medicine than getting a diagnosis. My personal opinion is that people with mental illness come to us in a variety of cases. However, it is appropriate to respond to salt, and on the other hand, preaching and diagnosing. Impossible. Even though everyone was going to the hospital with painful feelings, the treatment was terrible. I want you to emulate the way nurses and pharmacists treat you like an old man. Injuries can heal if you leave them alone, but emotional wounds take time to heal, and if you're not good at it, you'll be scarred for the rest of your life. I wonder if doctors know this. (Well, I guessed it from your attitude) It's far from my home, and I'm starting to feel like all the doctors (although the nurses are good) don't really care for the patients, so I'm thinking of transferring. I wrote on my homepage that I ``try to respond with sincerity,'' but I only felt sincerity during my first visit. Where? sincerity? How delicious is that? This is almost a scam After that, I was given a lecture or a light conversation, and then I was given medicine and that was it. This is my first time visiting a hospital for mental illness, so I don't know anything else... Only the examination is painful. P.S.: When I went to the reception desk the other day, I suddenly started hyperventilating, and I was treated with courtesy, including an IV drip, in the rest room. The nurses were kind, and I was glad that they were there for me all the time, encouraging me and supporting me. As soon as the director came, he said, ``Why did you come in such a condition? Do you want to be transferred? There's no way I can do that! I can't give you permission because you haven't written a medical certificate.'' While I was suffering from hyperventilation, I was yelled at and criticized... What you're saying is completely true. But this is what I said to myself, who was hyperventilating and experiencing mental pain. I feel like I'm being pushed away instead of being close to you. There are probably many ways to say it. Why do I suffer mental pain and get pushed further away and yelled at? Even if it can't be helped because it happened to me. Going to this hospital was already traumatic. When I started hyperventilating, I almost thought about letting my momentum take over and killing myself in front of the director. “Doctors only” including the director is the worst. It doesn't get better at all, and mental illnesses end up increasing. Here I was a fool for relying on him for several years. Definitely not recommended for new patients Not all doctors are like that As mentioned in other reviews, some doctors have a bad attitude and want to hospitalize you, so it's only the beginning. There is sincerity. This would have been tens of thousands of times better if I had been treated at home. I deeply regret that I wasted the several years I believed in this place.

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  佐藤エリザベス

  :: 02 April 2024 23:12:35

  My family was hospitalized. There was a bruise on the back of his head, and when I asked him what was wrong, he didn't know, and even when I asked the caregiver, he didn't know.Sometimes he took turns looking into the visiting room, and I didn't get a good impression. In the end, after I was discharged from the hospital, I was told in the letter of introduction that this family was too dependent on me. Everyone in the hospital will ask if there is a bruise on the back of the head. Are you sensitive? There are a lot of other things that I don't want to cover. I don't recommend it.

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  アイ

  :: 22 November 2023 01:46:04

  Actually, I don't want to give even 1 star! During my visit to the hospital, I was suddenly told that I had been admitted to the hospital. ``It's sudden, so let me think about it,'' I said. Normally, if you were suddenly told something like that, you would think about it, right? You talk to your family, right? However, the director simply said, "No." ? ? When I asked again, ``Is it okay if I talk to my family before I come?'', I was told, ``In that case, please don't come again.'' I was disappointed. ``Isn't that strange?'' I said crying, but the director said, ``No, if you don't want to be hospitalized, you don't have to come again.'' ...No matter how difficult my current situation was, no matter how insomnia, no matter how isolated and helpless I was, I was a fool for asking for help from a doctor like this for two years. Moreover, the doctors at this hospital are also abnormal. I thought it would be 10,000 times better to survive on my own than to go here.