About our hospital's response to prevent new coronavirus infection

Initiatives for in-hospital hygiene management

At our clinic, we take infection prevention measures disclosed by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, various academic societies, research institutes, etc. (standard precautions such as regular ventilation, alcohol disinfection, staff wearing masks, and contact/droplet infection prevention measures). measures) are being implemented.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

[Request to patients]

• Temperature measurement upon patient visit
• Request to disinfect your hands and wear a mask when visiting the hospital
• If you are unwell with a fever or have been in close contact with someone, please refrain from visiting the hospital.
  *If you have a fever of 37.5℃ or higher, you will be refused treatment.

[In-hospital preventive measures]

• Thorough air purification and hospital ventilation
• Avoid crowding and close contact by minimizing the number of people in the waiting room
• Installation of vinyl curtains at the reception desk
• Regular disinfection of waiting rooms, doorknobs, etc.
• Disinfect binders, pens, etc. used by patients

Shorten waiting times and reduce infection risk

Our clinic is by appointment only, so we strive to minimize waiting time to see your doctor.
We are working to reduce the risk of in-hospital infections by shortening the length of stay in the hospital and preventing patients from crowding in the waiting room.We also offer online medical treatment, so you can receive consultations and medical treatment from your PC or smartphone without having to visit us in person.

Infection prevention for doctors and staff performing treatments

At our hospital, we are taking thorough measures to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus.

• Thorough hand washing, gargling, and alcohol disinfection
• Frequent cleaning of areas touched by patients, doctors, and staff every day
• Daily health management/body temperature measurement
• Masks will be worn at appropriate times, such as during treatment.
• Distributing antigen test kits to doctors and staff