Yoshida Clinic i Sapporo

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  na ito

  :: 20 October 2023 07:56:18

  I went to the outpatient clinic for coronavirus. Someone close to her tested positive for the coronavirus, and although she had only mild symptoms at the time, she took an antigen test at home and found it positive, so she went to the doctor to be prescribed medication. I told them about this over the phone, and they told me that they could only give me medicine and to bring an antigen test, which I agreed to. A middle-aged doctor was in charge, and it was terrible. First, when I showed him the antigen test I was told to bring over the phone, he said, ``I don't understand even if you show me this.'' He asked me to bring it, so I brought it and showed him... And when I told her my symptoms, she said, "Is that all?" and acted as if to tell me not to come. In the end, the doctor asked me if I wanted to take a coronavirus test, and when I asked, he asked, ``What's the point of that test?'' ``What's the point of taking the test?'' No, you were the one who asked me if I wanted to take the test, right? ? ? As a result, I looked at my throat and it was a corona throat, so I concluded that it was coronavirus. It won't come again

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  M O

  :: 24 September 2023 08:24:44

  This is a hospital I never want to go to again. The response is the worst. I ran out of asthma medication, I tried to go to the same medical school I always attend. There was no doctor in charge, so I looked for one near my home and went to this hospital. I have asthma so I have a cough. I understand that hospitals are becoming stricter due to the coronavirus outbreak. As soon as I started coughing, a woman yelled at me in a high-handed way, saying, "Didn't you read the warning posted on the door?!" If you have asthma, will you be unable to see a doctor for the rest of your life due to the coronavirus pandemic? Then, from beginning to end, he responded with a bold expression and tone of voice, saying, ``It can't be helped, so I'll examine you.'' I feel uncomfortable. What I thought was the worst response was, When I went to the nearby Satsudora to get medicine, I didn't have my insurance card. When I consulted with the staff at Satsudora, it was discovered that I had forgotten about me at Yoshida Clinic. (The staff also said that they would contact Yoshida Clinic immediately, so I assume there are many precedents?) Then, a woman from Yoshida Clinic brought me a Satsudora, but without apologizing, she handed it over to the staff instead of me. The Satsudora staff also looked surprised. On the contrary, the staff at Satsudora were very considerate and responsive. All the women I dealt with had the worst experience. What kind of people are they? I think there are a lot of mixed reviews in other reviews. I strongly believe that the negative reviews are true. In response to reviews on other sites, people say, ``Tighten the loincloth again...'' I have left out things that I would like to change my mind about and improve in the future. Isn't there no loincloth to retighten in the first place? This is because none of you are equipped to interact with other people, let alone patients. Absolutely not recommended. I would give it 0 stars if possible.

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  ken ken (ｷｺｷｺ)

  :: 04 June 2022 11:41:03

  The receptionist, a large woman in her late 50s, was very rude. When I went there around 9 o'clock during the consultation hours, there was no one at the reception desk, so after waiting for a while, the woman appeared. I didn't have any words to say about keeping you waiting, and I asked if it was okay to see the doctor. When I asked, huh? something? That's what it looks like. It was very unpleasant. It's a shame because the other nurses and doctors are nice.

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  ゆうぼ

  :: 19 October 2021 15:03:42

  I had a medical checkup in October. The teacher seemed a little difficult to talk to, but I felt at ease because he listened carefully to what I had to say. Previously, I used a certain clinic in Tunden as my primary care clinic, but during the spread of the new coronavirus in March, no matter how much I tried to explain that it was just a common cold, my doctor said, ``I'll tell you about a nearby clinic, so you should go there!'' I have been treated like this before. So I'm thinking of changing this to my family doctor's office this time. The reception staff is cheerful and makes me feel good. I feel like half of my illness will be cured based on the receptionist's appearance. Unfortunately, however, when I asked to make a reservation for a flu shot on October 15 '21, I was gently refused, saying that our hospital was prioritizing people with underlying conditions who were attending the hospital and receiving medication. . Lately, perhaps because of the coronavirus pandemic, there are many hospitals that are refusing to accept visitors.

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  Magic Mary

  :: 26 July 2019 14:32:49

  I made a reservation online, and when I told them what I wanted to do at the counter, everything went smoothly. Thank you for your continued support.