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2-chōme-108 Ōwada, Fukui, 910-0836, Japan
kontakter telefon: +81 776-52-2800
internet side: www.yasukawa-hospital.jp
Større kort og retningerLatitude: 36.0951602, Longitude: 136.2470301
富士山
::Dr. Suzuki, an internal medicine specialist, has been involved in diabetes specialty care for many years, and is a reliable doctor who provides detailed explanations. However, the explanations given by other teachers may be a little difficult to understand and may leave you feeling uneasy. I can't help but wonder if the nurses in the ward are extremely busy, and whether they are properly treating each patient properly based on the doctor's instructions. Most of the patients admitted to this hospital are elderly, and many of them die at the hospital. There are a certain number of people in the world who refer to the hospital as a ``hospital that has been abandoned by the dead.'' The collaboration with Fukui University Hospital and Fukui Prefectural Hospital seems to be strong.
Yoshiharu Mitta (Joice)
::Thank you for taking care of me as I was able to see you even on Saturday afternoon. I work on weekdays and don't get much time off, so Saturday afternoons are really helpful. This is also helpful because you can receive various medical examinations such as internal medicine, orthopedics, surgery, gastroenterology, and pediatrics. The response from nurses and doctors is also normal. It wasn't particularly good, but it wasn't so bad that it was a problem. Considering the number of people waiting, the wait seemed long. Even though I came at 10:30, it was noon by the time I finished. However, I am grateful that I was able to see the doctor. I want it to last as long as possible so I can have an outpatient visit on Saturday afternoon.
Hiroshiひろし
::The atmosphere inside the hospital is dark. Waiting time is long. Poor customer service. The doctor's skills are normal. I don't go there because I don't have a good impression of it. I don't recommend it.
Tomoca Chimimi
::There are several outpatient nurses who treat me poorly. Even when dealing with people with cold symptoms through the back door, they simply ask for their insurance card and medical card without asking anyone. First of all, we can't see eye to eye. He spoke in such a low voice that I couldn't even hear the explanation of the test, and when I tried to confirm what I couldn't hear, he immediately went inside. I kept going back and forth with explanations, and in the end, I was asked to come another day, and I was asked to call again before coming. When I got home, I realized that my insurance card and medical card had not been returned to me, so I called to confirm, but they didn't apologize, and I was told that they didn't know because the person in charge had gone home. I desperately needed it, so I had it looked for, and when the results came in, I had to go back to the hospital to pick it up. Even when I went to see the doctor on another day, I was told that I didn't know even though I was doing what I was told, and as soon as I started talking and said I would explain what they said, they immediately responded with, ``Yes, yes, yes.'' When I start talking again, he interrupts me by saying, "Yes, yes, yes." I don't feel like listening. When I entered the hospital, I barely made eye contact with him, and as soon as I said, ``Please sit down there,'' and disappeared behind the curtain, I could hear him complaining to his colleagues. I'm stressed out. As mentioned in other people's reviews, I think it is completely inappropriate to complain about patients in a place where they can be heard.
ケーティー
::The other day, I hit my head while working, and I thought I should see a doctor.Since it was close to the doctor's office reception time, I called in advance, but the doctor didn't give me a rough idea of my symptoms over the phone. Afterwards, he replied, "What time will you arrive? As long as you're on time, you'll be fine." I was on time, but since I had to travel by car, as soon as I told them that there was a possibility that the time might be a little too late, I was told, ``I'll check with the teacher...... (phone on hold)...... Thank you for waiting. Sorry, the teacher has gone home, so please come back tomorrow." Is this a response to people who come to the hospital for help? After checking to see if he would be on time, his response was too different, and it was a clear lie that the teacher he had just checked with had gone home right away. I wonder. The rating can only be zero.