Procedures for hospitalization
Carry out the necessary procedures at the Hospitalization Counter (Counter No. 6) by the specified time on the day of hospitalization.
If hospitalization becomes difficult due to special reasons, report this to our Hospitalization Center (Counter No. 6) in advance.
For hospitalization due to a workplace accident or traffic accident, report to Counter No. 3.
If your date of hospitalization has yet to be determined, the department in charge will later notify you of the planned date of hospitalization.
Check-in for hospitalization can be handled at the Hospitalization Center (08:30 - 17:00) and at the Night Reception Counter.
Visits to inpatients
Our hospital hopes to maintain an environment that provides patients with comfortable care and peace of mind.
Your understanding and cooperation are requested regarding the rules for patient visits.
- Weekdays & Saturdays:
- 14:00 - 20:00
- Sundays & national holidays:
- 12:00 - 20:00
(Visits outside the hours above may be arranged depending on the condition of the patient. Please consult us when such visits are requested.)
Rules for patient visits
Observe the specified visiting hours in consideration of patient rest and treatment.
Limit your visits to within one hour.
Meet the patient in the visiting room (day room) in order to avoid annoying others.
To prevent infections, elementary school children or older children should refrain from visiting patients.
Visits by persons with a (suspected) infection (with a fever, coughing and/or diarrhea) are unacceptable.
Visitors should fill out a specified visitor form and put on a visitor’s tag.
* In the case of a visit outside of visiting hours, consult our counter.
* Patients are requested to explain the visitors rules to their family members and acquaintances.
Pursuant to the Act on the Protection of Personal Information, no inquiries concerning patient information are acceptable by phone.
Request for restrictions on visits
Influenza and infectious gastroenteritis are prevalent.
To prevent infectious diseases from being brought into the hospital, visits to patients are limited to their family members (elementary school children or younger children are not acceptable).
Families of patients are not acceptable as well when they have any of the following conditions.
- Have a fever, sneezing, coughing, phlegm, nasal discharge, joint pain, diarrhea, nausea or other symptoms
- Have a cohabitating family member who is under treatment for influenza or infectious gastroenteritis
Visiting family members are requested to put on a mask, and limit their visits to within five minutes.
Tamagawa Hospital Infection Control Committee