頌讚中醫診所

Dr. Mo doesn’t look at the doctor who took over, I think it’s totally impossible, maybe there is no doctor’s affinity In addition, there are self-paid medicines, so you have to inform the patient first, the cost is a bit high Dr. Mo didn't even look at it! ! ! ! The legendary Guanghua Chinese Medicine Clinic, Dr. Mo saw it on June 28, 2019, thank you Dr. Mo Many people come to acupuncture I take medicine and I have seen many Chinese doctors, and Dr. Mo is the only one who feels after taking it?

Dr. Guanghuamo has been retired for a while. The technique, accuracy, humor and humor, and price are all right to say that the god of acupuncture and moxibustion. The generation of acupuncture gods has become a masterpiece. Let Dr. Guo Jinyan continue to be acupuncturists. . After being handed over to praise by Guanghuading, I went once or twice, but didn't go again.

The TCM doctor I saw should be the dean Very professional and patient to listen to me But.... self-pay medicine is really expensive? I really don't have that much money to afford 980 So I only bought half of it for 530 ?

I came to see a doctor because of a sore arm. It used to be Guanghua Chinese Medicine prescribed by a very famous old Chinese medicine doctor Mo Zhihua, but now it has become a praise Chinese medicine doctor. I thought it might be recognized by the old doctor Mo. Dr. Liao was very attentive and courteous. After acupuncture, although it did not improve immediately after Dr. Mo's acupuncture, it is understandable. After all, my symptoms have persisted for a period of time. However, when the doctor saw the doctor, the doctor did not mention that he had to buy the external medicine wash and spray at his own expense. So in addition to the outpatient 150, I paid 250. What do TCM clinics rely on to make money? In addition to the outpatient registration fee, it is probably to buy powders from Science Pharma at their own expense, or to buy medicine packs for decoctions at their own expense. External spray is the first time I have seen more than a dozen Chinese medicine clinics. I crawl through the online reviews before I go, and I know that the clinic will sell medicines at my own expense. But I didn't expect that he really didn't mention it when he saw the doctor, and only suddenly informed him when he left. Basically, to treat the pain, the doctor can certainly recommend the treatment to the patient. But if you want to spend more than your health insurance premiums, it is still recommended to communicate clearly when you see a doctor and confirm the patient's wishes. Just like going to a large hospital to see a doctor, you need to pay for surgery or take special drugs at your own expense. inform? Hospitals and clinics need to make money to survive. I totally agree, but if we can communicate more openly and frankly, I believe that patients will have more trust and less negative reviews. There have been many negative reviews, indicating that many patients do not accept this approach. In fact, most patients on the Internet agree very much with the doctors' medical skills and medical ethics, and the negative comments are all about the attitude of the counter staff, or the problem of not communicating about self-paid drugs in advance, which is really a pity. A gentleman loves his talents and takes them in a proper way. I think most patients think that doctors are good doctors. So, should other patients' opinions on self-paid medicines be communicated in advance, should these benevolent doctors turn a blind eye?