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Tokyo Saiseikai Central Hospital
Tokyo Saiseikai Central Hospital
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Tokyo Saiseikai Central Hospital is JMIP-certified and a short walk from Akabanebashi Station. It offers comprehensive medical care for international patients and has an Emergency and Critical Care Center within its premise.
The hospital has an international office that supports patients who don't speak Japanese. Medical interpreters who can speak English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Chinese are also available on-site.
Departments include: Internal medicine, neurology, cardiovascular surgery, cardiovascular internal medicine, psychiatry, pediatrics, gynecology, ophthalmology, emergency & Critical Care Medicine, radiology, rehabilitation, etc.
Tokyo Saiseikai Central Hospital encourages patients to make a reservation in advance or have a medical referral letter before visiting. Individuals without one may have to wait considerably longer to receive a consultation.
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Akebanebashi Station, Toei Oedo line, Akabanebashi Exit; Shibakoen Station, Toei Mita line, Exit A2; Azabujuban Station, Tokyo Metro Nanboku line, Exit 3
Tokyo Saiseikai Central Hospital is JMIP-certified and a short walk from Akabanebashi Station. It offers comprehensive medical care for international patients and has an Emergency and Critical Care Center within its premise.
The hospital has an international office that supports patients who don't speak Japanese. Medical interpreters who can speak English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Chinese are also available on-site.
Departments include: Internal medicine, neurology, cardiovascular surgery, cardiovascular internal medicine, psychiatry, pediatrics, gynecology, ophthalmology, emergency & Critical Care Medicine, radiology, rehabilitation, etc.
Tokyo Saiseikai Central Hospital encourages patients to make a reservation in advance or have a medical referral letter before visiting. Individuals without one may have to wait considerably longer to receive a consultation.
Access
Akebanebashi Station, Toei Oedo line, Akabanebashi Exit; Shibakoen Station, Toei Mita line, Exit A2; Azabujuban Station, Tokyo Metro Nanboku line, Exit 3
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I would like to thank warmly the medical and nursing staff of the hospital who took good care of me during two weeks. It was really reassuring to be into such good hands, especially as a foreigner with bad command of Japanese. Everyone looked very professional and committed to the patient welfare. The facility is modern and the meals very good. Thank you once again. (Google Reviews)
I had a severe abdominal pain at 2am and called up my insurer back in UK and they told me to come here. They took X-rays and told me there is nothing wrong. 2 weeks later back in UK, I had a similar abdominal pain and went to our local hospital and immediately found that it was gallstone. I called up this hospital later asking them to issue medical report for my insurance. The person at the finance department was very very rude to say the least. I got nowhere and ended up paying for the bill of the treatment. So tourists who end up being treated here should insist on issuing medical report right on the spot if you want to get your money back. (Google Reviews)
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