Nihon Bay Clinic

Aug 2024

As others have written, I can't find any good points other than being able to communicate in Japanese.
When I called, I had the speaker on, so even my elementary school children could hear the conversation.
“Mom, aren’t you angry at something?”
I noticed his irritating words.
...I was just asking. From beginning to end, the fight continued, and in the end,
"I'm busy today!"
I was yelled at.

When a Japanese friend of mine went here.
"I have never seen such a rare disease. If a Japanese hospital knows the name of the disease, please let me know."
I was told that I actually went to a local doctor in Japan, and the problem was resolved...read full review

Apr 2024

Once you enter the hospital, you will feel at ease as Japanese is spoken everywhere. There are two women sitting at the reception desk. The black-haired person acted like he was hearing for the first time what he had said 10 minutes ago, and said the same thing twice, but the person in charge changed and he had to explain it again. After the blood was drawn, I asked for a blood stopper sticker, but there was none. When I went to CVS to pick up two types of medicine (A and B), they only had A, so I contacted the hospital and was told that there was a mistake in the delivery. After that, CVS told me that B was not covered by insurance, and the bill was 1019.99 in 30 days...read full review

Feb 2024

The receptionist's response is too harsh. Arrogant attitude, rude words, lack of tact, lack of delicacy. There aren't many places where I can speak Japanese, so I'm patient and go here, but if that wasn't the case, I would never go there.
Also, I don't know if one of the female doctors is a veteran or not, but she makes sarcastic comments that don't consider the patient's point of view, and I can see that she's completely criticizing us. It's because I'm a doctor. I wonder if I've misunderstood something.
I think this is a really bad clinic.