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178-1 Sakurazawa, Yorii, Osato District, Saitama 369-1202, Japan
contactos teléfono: +81 48-581-6776
sitio web: www.yoriichuo-ganka.com
mapa e indicacionesLatitude: 36.1222617, Longitude: 139.2104935
AKIKO
::It's convenient because it's easy to find because it's located along a main street, but the doctor's voice is so loud that it can be heard outside the door of the exam room, so there's a possibility that your personal information could be leaked. Lower your volume a little! To make matters worse, right after the consultation, I was told that my eyes were so pitiful (I was told that my eye makeup was getting into my eyes and was hurting them), and I was only prescribed three eye drops. Ta. The excellent ophthalmologist I went to when I lived there before was able to examine me even when I was wearing contacts, didn't make any unnecessary comments, and prescribed 20 eye drops at a time. I had just moved here and the ophthalmology clinic I was visiting was closed, so I had no choice but to go here, but I thought it would be much better to go to the ophthalmology clinic where I lived before, even if it meant spending more time and money. It was a Thursday afternoon doctor's appointment. It was a disappointing ophthalmologist. I'll never forget what you (the doctor) said to me! ! Will I go there again? ! !
Takayuki Ogawa
::The female teacher on Saturday was a nice person and easy to talk to.
Kにゃん太
::I went there about 3 times for dry eye treatment. On the third visit, I was diagnosed with secondary cataract. My symptoms were the same as the first time, so I went to see the doctor, but they kept telling me it was dry eye, so I was wondering why they didn't treat me sooner.To put it another way, it was the first time and the second time. The second time was a misdiagnosis. The second time I went there, the doctor was a big, bossy guy, and I got annoyed because he was looking down on people and making fun of them, even though he wasn't examining people. I don't know his name, but he wasn't there the third time. The problem is that in the past I had prescribed about 3 bottles of eye drops, but I was surprised when I was given 10 bottles at the checkout. This time it's the new Diquas LX, so it's my first time, and I don't think there's any such record in the medical record, and it cost more than 5,000 yen for 10 bottles. Since when did the ophthalmologist become such a pushover? I didn't trust him, so I went to see another doctor two weeks later and was diagnosed with glaucoma. What's the point even though I'm paying for the test?
myjalanjalan
::Both on the phone and in person at the reception, the reception was so bad that I almost lost my temper. Is my misunderstanding teacher teaching me something? That's what it feels like. The other staff members are very kind and provide a pleasant service... No wonder customers (patients) flee Kumagaya Chuo Ophthalmology Clinic. The owner? Shareholders? We recommend that you change the reception desk as soon as possible. This is a disappointing clinic.
みるれも
::As so many people have commented, all the nurses are kind, but the doctors don't listen to the patient's story until the end, and when asked, they respond with, ``What the heck, that's not really a problem. ” and other words that were not typical of a doctor. He asked elderly people questions in quick succession and looked at them from above. I was angry listening to this. If it weren't for that teacher, I would have loved to go there myself.