Our hospital's policy on patient harassment
If you feel like your eyes are not working properly, please contact us.
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Guide to using My Number Health Insurance Card

Our hospital's policy on patient harassment

Nagoya Eye Clinic (hereinafter referred to as "our clinic") strives to provide the best medical services by treating patients and their families sincerely and in response to their trust and expectations. However, some patients and their families who receive treatment, or those related to them, make demands that go beyond the bounds of common sense, or engage in verbal or physical actions that deny the dignity of our staff, violence, sexual harassment, etc., which are serious problems that lead to a deterioration of the work environment and clinical environment (these verbal and physical actions of patients and their families are called "pay harassment"). Our clinic will not tolerate pay harassment, and will take a firm stance against these nuisances in order to respect and protect the human rights of not only our staff, but also other patients and their families.

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Redness, itchiness, blurred vision, watery eyes, dry eyes, eye fatigue, allergies such as hay fever, decreased vision, eye examinations, eye problems in middle-aged and elderly people...there are many eye diseases and the symptoms vary.
At Nagoya Eye Clinic, our specialists will listen to your concerns about any minor eye problems you may have and provide a thorough examination. Just like with physical illnesses, early detection of eye diseases is important. Please feel free to consult with us. Nagoya Eye Clinic operates on a reservation-only system, so you won't have to wait. First, please use our "Web Reservation" service, which is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We look forward to seeing you.

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Guide to using My Number Health Insurance Card

As of December 2024, 12, new issuance of health insurance cards will end, and current health insurance cards will expire on December 2, 2025. At Nagoya Eye Clinic, we have installed a card reader at the reception desk and ask patients who have a My Number card to consent to the My Number health insurance card.

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Doctor's Column

[Dr. Sawaki] Eye health and reading

I've loved reading since I was little. My favorite book these days is "New Beautiful Libraries in Japan." It introduces beautiful libraries all over Japan, and there are many fascinating places that make you want to visit.
In addition, it is now very convenient to order library books from the website. I often visit the library after work, just before closing time, and thanks to this function, I can smoothly borrow the book I want to read and enjoy my reading time. During the preparation period for an academic conference, I borrow books related to the location of the conference to increase my motivation.
Have you ever heard of the term "eye-frailty"? Eye-frailty is defined as "a condition in which visual function declines due to increased vulnerability of the eyes with age and the addition of various external stresses, or a condition in which there is a high risk of this decline."
Reading or doing detailed work for long periods of time can make your eyes tired and dry. Also, if you have trouble seeing small letters or your vision becomes blurry in the evening, these could be signs of eye frailty. If you feel like this may apply to you, we recommend that you visit an ophthalmologist for a consultation. By taking measures early, you can continue to enjoy reading while living a comfortable life.
Your eye health has a big impact on your daily life, so regular checkups and attention are necessary. Take good care of your eyes so you can enjoy reading and your hobbies for a long time.