黃秋陽診所

Worthy of being 2.7 stars, really bad Call and ask questions about vaccines politely The girl who answered the phone had a bad attitude and hung up after answering It's tiring knowing that you've received countless inquiries. But it's a question mark to take your anger on someone else If it weren't for having to have stars to comment Otherwise, I don't want to give 1 star ^_^

Under the severe epidemic situation, Dr. Huang quickly and efficiently assisted in video consultation, prescribing medicines and reporting online. I really really appreciate it. Dr. Huang's generosity in saving people and the world ??????

After taking the elderly to get vaccinated, the woman in her 60s returned the health insurance card and yellow card directly at the counter (without uniform). She did not say that there was a discount coupon for the elderly. After inquiring, she found out that it was available, but it took 30 minutes. When the time comes, I just take away the ID card, health insurance card, yellow card, and just leave a sentence: come back tomorrow, I'm stupid. She has ordered the person who came to get vaccinated from time to time in the clinic. The woman's attitude is It couldn't be worse.

I made an appointment for the third dose online. Because I didn’t have a health insurance card, and the first two doses were not taken in Taiwan, I could only use the residence permit to give the nurse in the clinic. I gave the residence permit to the ununiformed aunt at the counter (I'm not sure if she is a nurse), she had a very bad attitude when she saw it, and said, "Why give it to me? It's useless." I said I used this If I registered with my passport online, she would take back my residence permit and tell me to give it to the latter one first. Then I said to another nurse, "How do you get this card? I hate getting this kind of card. I won't get it." Another nurse said that this needs to be done by himself. When the year of birth was marked, she put my certificate on the stage forcefully and said, "You are under 20 years old, call your family to come over." I said that there was a consent form signed by the parents. After giving her the contact information, I filled in the contact information. After waiting for a while, the doctor called me over and asked me for some information. He started to disinfect me with alcohol cotton without a lid on the table. He took out a needle next to me to help me, and then asked me to press it with the cotton that had just been disinfected. Needle mouth to sit next to. After sitting for more than ten minutes, he asked me to take the small yellow card and told me that it was the third dose. After I said yes, I was ready to put it away and leave. The aunt at the counter asked the nurse, "Did she take the first or second dose?" Then she came and asked me. I said I hit her and said, "Do you have a certificate?" I said yes, and she said, "You went to the clinic to register. Do you?” I said that I have registered, and I can make an appointment online only after registration. She asked, "Are you calling to make an appointment?" I said on the Internet. She only looked at their appointment form at that time and couldn't find it, so she asked me which is my name. The attitude of the ununiformed aunt at the counter (I'm not sure if she is a nurse) is really problematic. I have a good attitude from the beginning, and I don't want to blame her. Most of the people have health insurance cards. Maybe she has never encountered such a situation, but at least she didn't say "I hate this kind of thing the most", and she didn't ask me if my parents were coming, she just put it on the table with force. At the end, she asked me if I had proof that I had taken the first or second dose. What if I found out that I had taken the wrong dose at the end? Another hospital where the injection was given did not wear gloves during the whole process, and the hands were not disinfected before and after the injection. There were dogs in the clinic who occasionally came out. Is there a big problem with hygiene?

Knowing that the epidemic is severe now, everyone is working hard. I have been uncomfortable these two days. I have tested negative at home. Last night, I suddenly vomited and had diarrhea. I went to the clinic early in the morning and the doctor said it was gastroenteritis. In this situation, a nurse without a uniform immediately yelled at me to go out the door and told me to take off my mask at the door and get tested immediately. I said that there were a lot of people waiting for the bus outside. Wouldn’t it be dangerous for me to take off my mask outside? The doctor said that I had gastroenteritis and just gave me a kit of reagents to test at home, but the nurse withheld my health insurance card and insisted not to return it to me! ! ! I begged hard for half an hour, and finally had to go home and finish the test. After confirming that it was negative, I went back to the clinic to get my health insurance card back. From beginning to end, the attitude of the nurses was like a dog!

A few days ago, I went to register with cold symptoms. I was afraid of the risk of infection. I asked the doctor if I needed a quick test. The doctor said impatiently: I don’t need a quick test. Easy. There is really only dumbfoundedness at the moment. Although you know that the medical staff are working very hard, you only care about whether the quick screening in your clinic will be used in this extraordinary period? And I said to use your quick sieve? Doctors are so cool now, right? If I could, I wouldn't even give it a star ?