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Japan, 〒319-1413 茨城県日立市小木津町９６６
kontakte telefon: +81 294-44-8800
webseite: www.hitachinomori.or.jp
größere karte und wegbeschreibungLatitude: 36.6462787, Longitude: 140.6718481
おこげ。
::I've been using your service for a while now, so I'm already aware of the wait times and things like that. The attitude of the receptionist is very bad. Do you have no customer service experience? The more I say. I called several times and asked various questions, but I think it's good etiquette to wait until the other person hangs up, but when I thought I was done talking, they hung up right away, which I thought was very unpleasant. . The receptionist's tone was so strong that I didn't feel like talking about what was bothering me, so I just talked to the doctor in charge and went home. I think it's okay to leave the hospital since I don't think anything will improve despite all the reviews.
夢野らいち
::Psychiatric hospital visit. The photos on the website are fraudulent. It's not like the waiting time is long. At the very least, could it be possible for people receiving psychiatric care to have a quiet place while waiting? The receptionist's response to the phone was so bad that I thought I should burn down this hospital. Even if I answered politely, the lady could only say things in an inciting way, such as "Yeah," "That's why," and "I can't call you back." I went to hospitals in various prefectures, but I was surprised to find that other hospitals were very flexible, such as allowing me to wait outside because I was afraid of the noise, or just prescribing medication if I was too sick to wait to see a doctor. . There were so many TVs making loud noises that I couldn't believe that this was a hospital with a functioning psychiatry or psychosomatic department. Maybe they don't know other places because they live in the countryside? Even so, it's too cruel. The patients are all stupidly noisy and elderly, probably because of their locality. It's loud. If you're that well, maybe you don't need to come. I was wondering what department I should see. Reception number display order like a government office. I have poor eyesight and am afraid of noise, so I have no choice but to wait in a noisy place, and since I was working at the reception desk, this hospital has made me even sicker, so I'm considering transferring. It seems like it was an isolated hospital with the worst access and closed wards. After visiting the hospital, I suddenly came to hate Ibaraki itself. It was the first time I went to a hospital where they didn't even examine me or measure my blood pressure.
Auction Mr.
::I probably won't be able to help you again. It's too far from the station, and the public transportation bus only runs about once every two hours. I have been examined for several subjects in the past, but the doctors' responses are indifferent and seem like it's someone else's problem. To say it badly is hypocrisy. I filled out the medical history form, but the doctor didn't ask me any questions about my illness. Do you have any questions? That's all I ask. I'm horrified to think that if I hadn't asked her about the medicine, she probably wouldn't have been prescribed it. He seems to be a doctor, but he was a trainee. If they can't even provide a proper medical examination, I want them to take down the sign. Fear.
大武慎一
::Lives in Hitachi City, Ibaraki Prefecture. My name is Shinichi Otake. 24 years. suffering from schizophrenia, I was in the hospital. It's a different psychiatry department now. Mr. Director. He was a really kind and wonderful teacher. He is a teacher who is very caring.
戦国卍丸
::It can't be helped that the waiting time is long. When I first got there, I was nervous, but the director was polite and gave me a good impression, but as I got used to it, I started being treated in a rough manner, saying things like "I don't even know what to do." I came and became anxious. If it's outside of their jurisdiction, I'm grateful that they say that, but it's sad that they're saying it as if they're the ones trying to get the better of me. It's painful, so I lie and try to only say "yes" as much as possible. I can't get rid of my thoughts of death, but I have no choice but to lie.