Eigo Hifuka Kyotoin
Eigo Hifuka Kyotoin is a dermatology clinic in Kyoto that caters to both Japanese patients and foreign visitors. The clinic specializes in skin conditions, including rashes, melasma, and other dermatological issues. Patient reviews highlight the clinic’s strength in accommodating non-Japanese speakers, with front desk translation cards available in English. The medical staff is generally described as patient and friendly, taking time to explain treatments despite language barriers. The clinic appears to have efficient intake procedures, with one visitor reporting being seen within 30 minutes of arrival. While most reviews praise the staff’s helpfulness and kindness, there is one concerning report of discrimination against non-Japanese speakers. The clinic’s name itself (“Eigo” meaning English) suggests some level of English accommodation, which is confirmed by multiple patient experiences. For skin-related medical needs in Kyoto, this clinic offers specialized dermatological care with varying degrees of English support.
Patient Feedback
Patient reviews predominantly highlight the clinic’s friendly and accommodating approach to non-Japanese speakers. Many patients appreciate the staff’s patience and willingness to communicate despite language barriers. The doctors receive praise for providing detailed explanations and creating a comfortable environment. However, one significant negative review alleges racial discrimination and refusal of treatment based on Japanese language ability, which contradicts other patients’ experiences of receiving care despite limited Japanese proficiency.
English Language Proficiency
Contact & Location
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075-257-4112
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Japan, 〒604-0942 Kyoto, Nakagyo Ward, Oikedaitōchō, 596 番 Kiyoshi Build 清 3階
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Karasuma Station (Karasuma/Hankyu Lines) - 2 min walk from Exit 1
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Insurance & Payment
INSURANCE
International Plans Accepted
PAYMENT
Cash, Credit Card, Bank Transfer.
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