Osaka Toneyama Medical Center in Toyonaka

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  猫野恩返し

  :: 08 April 2024 01:15:47

  I underwent plastic surgery. The doctor looked scary at first glance, but he was actually kind and listened to my symptoms and took appropriate measures. I quit going to the hospital because the outpatient nurses treated me so badly. The nurses on the ward were kind. I think it's a bad idea to have such a bossy, high-pressure nurse in the outpatient department.

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  さちさち

  :: 19 January 2024 14:21:58

  When I called the main number, the woman operating the switch seemed unable to understand what I was saying. The fact that telephone operators are staffed by people who cannot understand other people's language creates a sense of distrust towards hospitals. It always irritates me.

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  apple A (A)

  :: 14 December 2023 14:23:53

  Recently, a family member underwent emergency surgery. The head of the orthopedic department, nurses, reception staff, I was very impressed by how kind and polite you were. This is the first time that I have been treated with such sincerity at a large hospital. Thank you 😊

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  chai

  :: 14 July 2023 14:05:47

  First of all, as others have written, the receptionist's telephone response is disappointing. The problem was that when I asked for a document to be issued, the verbal explanation and the actual document issued a month later were 180 degrees different. When I asked for an explanation, the answer I received was, ``It was determined that it was dangerous.If an accident were to occur, the hospital would be in trouble.''To add one more word, I was also extremely disappointed. The staff and atmosphere are relaxing to say the least. However, both occupational and physical therapists and doctors said, ``Let's cure it.'' I don't really feel the spirit of trying to make things even a little better. I had the impression that the routine was performed based on the disease name and diagnosis, rather than on each patient individually. Is this what a hospital that does not primarily provide acute care is like?

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  Bee A

  :: 14 May 2022 08:19:05

  My mother took care of me. For over a year, I had been complaining to the local doctor that I was having a cough, but they randomly diagnosed me as ``stress,'' and when they finally took an X-ray, they told me that I had a shadow, so I was transferred here. The diagnosis was stage 3 lung adenocarcinoma. He has a year and a half to live. However, Dr. Yukihiro Yano of the Department of Respiratory Oncology here did an extremely good job. Although I don't know anything about medical care, my mother and my family were really glad that we chose this hospital. I think it would be a lie to say that my mother did not suffer, but it has been six years since she started treatment. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, I was unable to visit him, but because my home was close, I was able to see him in his final moments. The nurse also shed tears. I am very satisfied with the help I received here.