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About new patient reservation(新患预约须知)

Our clinic supports English and Chinese. The doctor can speak English. We have Chinese-speaking staff.  If you are contacted by a hotel or other accommodation staff, please provide your name, age, gender, and a brief description of the injury.  If you have not Japanese health insurance, the treatment will be Self-pay. The cost is 30 yen per point.  If you are covered by Japanese health insurance, you will be asked to pay the portion of the cost as a copayment.

本院可提供英语服务。此外，我们还有精通中文的工作人员，您可以安心就诊。 如由酒店等住宿设施的工作人员代为联系，请提供患者的姓名、年龄、性别及简要的受伤情况说明。 无保险的情况下，将作为自费诊疗。费用为每点30日元。 如已加入日本的健康保险，请根据保险规定支付个人承担部分的费用。支持各种信用卡支付。

Ikeda clinic Patient Registration Form(Engilish version PDF) We will be able to accept payments using various credit cards. →Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, Discover, transportation IC card (such as Suica or PASMO), iD, QUICPay, Apple Pay

当院では英語対応しています。また中国語に堪能なスタッフもおりますので安心して受診して頂けます。  ホテルなどの宿泊施設スタッフよりご連絡いただく場合は、氏名、年齢、性別、簡単な受傷状況をご説明ください。  無保険の場合、自由診療となります。費用は1点30円となります。  日本国の健康保険に加入されている場合は、その負担割合を一部負担金としてお支払いいただきます。  各種クレジットによる支払い(支持各种信用卡支付。)に対応。

About new patient reservation(新患预约须知)

 From Google Reviews

Tabia Esconde

Location is close to the main street and bus stops.

Heads up, you will need a mask when you enter the clinic.

I came on a Friday afternoon around 16:45 but there was already someone　there waiting for the clinic to officially start taking patients at 17:00.　On the clinic website, it says first time patients do not need a reservation.

The reception area is small. There are two benches and three stools. There were quite a lot of slippers to put on near the door so it must get crowded at some points.

Receptionists were professional and offered to give me an English form as a new patient. I can’t confirm if the receptionists speak English as I spoke to them in Japanese.

I was actually seen very quickly after 17:00. The doctor was very friendly, kind, and patient. He really put me at ease. He asked if Japanese or English is better to communicate and as others have mentioned, he speaks very good English. He uses a speech to text device to type up the symptoms and your background into your patient file on his computer.

We took some X-rays and he used an ultrasound (?) machine to check my muscles and he explained for the most part my shoulder pain was due to overuse.

The process was very quick and I was out of the clinic by 17:20.

I had a great experience and would definitely come again.

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We received flowers from a person who visited Japan from overseas.


Thank you very much for the flowers.
Be careful in your way home.
Please take good care of yourself.

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 From Google Reviews

Brenda Ariesty Kusumasari
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As a foreigner living in Kyoto who speak limited Japanese, I'm so grateful to find Ikeda Clinic.
I have knee injury since 2006 and because it gets worse, I decided to visit this clinic.
Ikeda Sensei is a great person and his English is very good.
He really took his time to examine my knee, never rush a thing. He did the x-ray and ultrasound by himself. He smiled and told me to relax when I was afraid of the pain.
He explained everything with words that are easy to understand.
My injury is pretty bad but he told me gently so that it didn't scare me. We discussed about the treatment in a way that he didn't force me to choose but yet suggest me to think wisely.
I'm thankful for his professionalism and his kindness.
I need to visit this clinic again for further discussion and I feel at ease since I know Ikeda Sensei will take a good care of my injury. Thank you!