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1-chōme-6-19 Ameku, Naha, Okinawa 900-0005, Japan
contacts phone: +81 98-867-0017
website: www.tamanaha-clinic.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 26.229983, Longitude: 127.691468
あさりさん
::The teachers are very nice though I can't make a reservation. I'm doing sublingual immunotherapy for mites, but I can't make an appointment and it's not going well. I would like to be able to receive sublingual immunotherapy drugs for ticks separately. .
はの
::Last month, my child came to the hospital with a fever and was tested for influenza and coronavirus. (The month before that, I contracted strep throat and was tested at the same hospital.) The child was afraid of the test and was crying about how scary and disgusting it was. After the test was completed, both results were negative. Afterwards, when explaining the medicines, I was asked if I could take Chinese herbal medicines. *My child is 4 years old and has intellectual disability and autism spectrum disorder. I told her that it was impossible because I had not been able to take Chinese herbal medicine for a long time. Then the teacher said, ``This kid is weird, so he can't even take medicine.'' Even though I had already pointed out my child's development and told her the diagnosis results, I couldn't forgive her for saying this, so on the way home, the receptionist said to the teacher, but my child is not a weirdo. I told him It's not something a doctor would say to a child with a developmental disorder, and it's such a bad idea of humanity that I used to go there, but I don't want to go there anymore. The teacher's humanity is the worst, so if you've been attending this school before, please read this review and think about sending your child to this teacher.
みみ
::I went for a second opinion. On my first visit, she listened carefully to my progress and even checked my medication notebook. Surprisingly, the doctor noticed that the medication he had been taking for several months at another hospital had not changed since he was 1 year old (he is now 3 years old...). When I got home and gave him some medicine, his cough suddenly improved 💦We still need to monitor the progress 🙇♀️ The clinic is not crowded with reservations and eye tickets, and the waiting time is not long! There were times when I had to wait an hour and a half even if I had reserved an eye ticket at another hospital. I'm worried about what I'll do if it gets so crowded that I can't get a reservation after writing a review, but I wrote this because I want many moms and dads to be saved like I was. I would like to visit again in the future, thank you.
N K
::I received an allergy referral letter and went to see a doctor. Reservations are required, but if you visit at exactly 8 o'clock you can make a reservation as usual, which is helpful. Even that is often difficult in other pediatric settings. The hospital is bright and has a spacious waiting room with a great atmosphere. There is also a waiting room where children can play, which my child was very happy about. Both the nurses and the receptionist were very nice, and even though I was nervous when I was suddenly told that I had an allergy, it really put my mind at ease.
HDT M
::Because my child had a fever, I considered seeing him based on the information provided by Naha City about fever outpatient clinics (for children), but I saw information on the homepage that said, ``Call first before coming to the hospital,'' so I called at 9 o'clock. The answer was that consultations, including fever outpatient clinics, can only be received online. Since the morning capacity had already been reached, I was advised to consider online reception in the afternoon, but I decided to go to another hospital instead. I thought the fever outpatient clinic was an online reception, so I deducted one star for being a little difficult to understand. The next day, another child had a fever, so based on yesterday's experience, I went online at exactly 8 o'clock and was able to make a reservation. (However, capacity was reached at 8:02) My child had a fever the day before and had the flu, so we had him do a flu test, but I was shocked at how forceful it was to insert the swab into his nasal cavity and how long it took. At the hospital we went to the day before, we explained in advance what kind of tests we would do and how long they would take, and they made sure my child understood before they carried out the tests, so I couldn't help but compare them. I was able to hold it in because I was an elementary school student, but if it had been a younger child or a child who was nauseous, I'm sure it would have led to vomiting. Deducted 2 points for the lack of consideration you would expect from a pediatrician. That said, I am very impressed with the fact that you can wait in your car, there is almost no waiting time, and the reception staff and the nurses who interviewed me over the phone were very responsive. In addition, there was sufficient cooperation with the pharmacy across the street, and the hospital and pharmacy exchanged prescriptions and insurance cards, so I was able to check in, get tested, and receive medication without having to get out of my car. I added a ★ because I am satisfied that my child was able to see the doctor in this way even though he was not feeling well. I haven't seen the treatment in the examination room, so I'd like you to check out other people's reviews.