Tokyo Saiseikai Central Hospital

Hospital • 1-chōme-4-17 Mita, Minato City, Tokyo 108-0073, Japan

3.1(306 reviews)

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Exploring Saiseikai Central Hospital, a Prestigious Hospital in Tokyo

Fusion of Tradition and Innovation

Saiseikai Central Hospital is a comprehensive hospital located in the Mita area of Tokyo. Established in 1911, this historic hospital combines tradition with innovation by incorporating the latest medical facilities.

Enriched Patient-Centered Medical Services

The hospital focuses on providing care that minimizes stress for patients and ensures clear explanations. The introduction of electronic medical records and smartphone apps enhances the efficiency and convenience of medical care.

Calm Healing Environment

The hospital wards are equipped with spacious common areas and refreshment corners, allowing patients to spend relaxing time during their stay. Some rooms offer views of Tokyo Tower, providing an open healing space.

Diligent Training of Medical Residents

As an educational affiliate of Keio University School of Medicine, the hospital is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of medical professionals. Practical training opportunities, such as observing physician consultations, are provided for medical residents.

Convenience of Access

The hospital's accessibility within walking distance from Mita Station adds to its appeal. The relatively convenient urban environment enhances the convenience for patients.

Hospital Health Point of interest Establishment

Reviews

1(6 years ago)

Aysu Y.C.

People here are so weird. Staff is very polite, but doctors are not. They dont even listen to you to tell them ur symptoms. Today I visited otorhinolaryngology(Dr.Sekimizu) I had ask the doctor to let me talk for 2-3 times. She was very rude and not helpful at all. The only thing she was doing is that she was interrupting me. This is my 3rd visit for 3 different reason, and I never managed to get a response from doctors. They have been doing lots of examination and eventually what they could tell me is: we dont know what is the reason you feel bad( 原因わかりません).

5(2 years ago)

David Myard

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.

5(4 years ago)

svaardt

I owe the Staff of this Hospital the life of my Wife, one day, if I ever become Wealthy like (Softbank's) Son samma, I will repay them in kind. Though before then, I wish to add, as a non-Japanese Speaker, the Doctors and Staff were beyond amazing. My Wife spent nearly a year within this Hospital's ICU, and the staff were to me, flexible towards my off-hours visiting during her coma time. As a local company employee, I had to have the obligatory medical insurance... which this Hospital accepts. The total bill was astronomical.... yet, (after a bit of "common-sense" legal haggling) with the Insurance Company, was covered. Everyone's experiences are different, but mine are Personal, and with the follow-up visits that we still need to make with the Hospital , I wish to say that this Hospital is 1st class from my experience.

2(4 years ago)

Kazuhiko Yasuda

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.

5(3 years ago)

Ducati Paso

Not a hospital for "walk-in" service. Without an appointment wait can be couple hours even if you are a registered patient. Large Japanese hospitals are by referal. Obtain a referral letter from neighborhood GP doctor/clinic for the specialist you require. Once registered you return to that hospital for appointments. That's the system. Don't just show up to hospitals after hours for help! Emergency personal may not be on shift! For Emergencies CALL AMBULANCE/PARAMEDIC they will take you to the NEAREST AVAILABLE Emergency Ward w/the necessary medical personal ON CALL. #110 or 119

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