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１１８-1 Arakawa, Haebaru, Shimajiri District, Okinawa 901-1105, Japan
contactos teléfono: +81 98-888-0123
sitio web: www.hosp.pref.okinawa.jp
mapa e indicacionesLatitude: 26.205951, Longitude: 127.723748
watanabe ken
::Doctors and nurses aren't bad either. I wonder if there's something about the emergency system. . I wish they would stop accepting new patients for the first time, or limit the number of referrals to people who are currently attending the hospital. If you have any other illnesses, you can go to the clinic. . I want it to be given only to critically ill patients. Bad system By the way child pneumonia Reception at 3pm I finished accounting It was 11 o'clock at night. Total 8 hours Waiting in the waiting room is hell I don't want to complain, but It's really too long to wait. . Is there anything I can do to improve it?
Dale M. L.
::Inept, incompetent, and thankful I other viable options. It was a harrowing experience to say the least.
Tono Tono
::Major general hospital, with a special wing for pediatry. Emergency services available also.
YS C (Yuan)
::My son woke up early in the morning and had a fever. Since he had to fly back to Taiwan that afternoon, I thought it would be safer to find a clinic for treatment. I contacted the hospital through my car rental insurance. It was a Saturday, so I went to the emergency room. The doctor used the translation software We patiently consulted and gave us antipyretic medicine. The medicine bag also gave us instructions in Chinese, which was very considerate.
Thomas Pugliese
::This is a he maximum I can give to this hospital …. It is so difficult to move around has for the fact that even if we are in Okinawa , which is supposed to be the most “foreigners friendly “ place for n Japan , this hospital has NOTHING written in Latin letter or even English , nobody speaks a word of English , how are you supposed to deal when something terrible happened to you kid ? If nobody can explain you ? It’s shocking , I have been leaving in Japan for 16 years and been all over the place , I have never seen such an hospital not even in the most rural areas ! Not to talk of the level of knowledge of some doctors …. (Some of them are very good) but the rest are just very young rookies whom are still finding heir way in a heir career … I would recommend to go back to mainland if possible if you are looking for the right treatment for your kids … At least hey have a he curtesy to write things in plain English ….