Sapporo Keijinkai Rehabilitation Hospital in Sapporo

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  うさぎジムニー

  :: 02 February 2023 22:25:32

  I think there are a lot of staff and it's a very good environment for rehabilitation. However, coronavirus countermeasures are surprisingly thorough, and I can't meet the person in person, and I can't take my luggage with me on Saturdays, Sundays, or holidays. Moreover, reservations are required for deliveries on weekdays! ️And the Secoma on the first floor is also closed... Apparently the front door was locked. People who work on weekdays cannot see or send gifts until they are discharged from the hospital.

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  七海

  :: 23 December 2022 13:35:44

  The staff are cheerful and kind, and I have a good impression of them. As a patient's family, the rules are strict. For example, taking laundry home or dropping off missing items is only available on weekdays. Also, the working hours are set at 17:00, which is closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays.As someone who works full time on weekdays, this is simply not possible. It's tough having to take time off each time to go. What's more, online meetings for elderly people who don't have cell phones? There is, but it's only for a few set hours on weekdays, and it's almost impossible for someone like me who works. I think it's a staff-friendly workplace. This is a difficult system for patients and their families while working. My previous hospital accepted donations even on Saturdays and Sundays, so I feel that way all the more.

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  うにちゃん

  :: 30 September 2022 19:41:32

  I suffered a cerebral infarction and was transferred from an acute care hospital to this rehabilitation hospital. First of all, it was quickly determined that there was no hope of recovery, and I was told to look for another hospital or facility. Despite this, when I asked patients with hemiplegia to wear clothes that are easy to exercise in, pajamas, and if a hospital gown is not a good idea, I was told that changing clothes is a part of rehabilitation... Although I hurriedly prepared three suits for each person, I had to rent a hospital gown because I had to change it every time it got dirty with excrement. I really doubted whether they were really supporting the patient's family, and the opinions of the nurses varied, so I can't give a very good review. Now that I've moved to another hospital, I'm being cared for by very nice staff.

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  KAZU KUMA

  :: 16 July 2022 21:32:15

  Thank you for taking care of me for about 4 months as a recovery period rehabilitation. The therapists were all kind and courteous, and provided rehabilitation tailored to my paralyzed state. As a result, the sensation and movement of my limbs have greatly improved. Along with the movement of his hands, he is now able to walk outside without assistance❗️All the nurses are very kind and support him in his efforts to become independent in his daily life. He also had a strong counseling mindset and was willing to provide advice on reintegration into society. Doctors are always making their rounds in the hospital, watching over the patients they are in charge of, and speaking to them. The dietitian will adjust the menu and amount according to each patient's condition. The food is delicious 😃 There are also plenty of facilities. There are also machines such as Well Walk, which there are only a few in Hokkaido, which are useful for walking training. I actually wanted to do some more rehabilitation, but I was discharged from the hospital the other day. I'm really thankful to you

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  Obuh San

  :: 06 August 2020 16:36:52

  My elderly parent, who suffers from dementia, was hospitalized. The receptionist and the person who mainly handled administrative matters such as explaining admissions were very kind, and the room was kept clean and tidy. I was away for dinner, so while I was waiting, my parents came back and were talking to the nurse who was pushing the wheelchair, but there was no response. After a while, he noticed me and looked embarrassed and said, ``Oh, your family was here.'' I thought that whenever my family was away, I was ignored like this. I heard from my family doctor that there aren't many inpatient facilities that accept elderly people, so I guess it can't be helped, but I think I have to be careful in my life to avoid being hospitalized as much as possible. At the same time, I realized that I definitely don't want to end up in a nursing home.