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Hospitalization Guide
All rooms at Himeno Hospital are private rooms.
In a private room, you will not hear the snores or smells of those around you. You can spend your time as you like in your own private space.
Visitors who come to visit you also stay longer. It is known that the more visitors you have, the better you recover from your illness.
Visiting Hours
| Weekdays | 14:00 - 20:00 |
|---|---|
| Weekends and holidays | 10:00 - 20:00 |
Hospitalization Expenses
(1) Hospitalization deposit
| Amount | 30,000 yen |
|---|---|
| Payment due date | Planed hospitalization : On the day of hospitalization |
| Emergency hospitalization : Within 3 days of admission | |
| Payment method | Cash only |
*Refunded upon discharge (the amount deducted from the hospitalization fee must be paid)
(2) Hospitalization fee
| Amount and payment due | One month's payment by the 22nd of each month |
|---|---|
| Payment method | Cash, credit card, or other electronic money |
*Amenity fee (550 yen/day for the use of the TV and refrigerator) is not covered by insurance (health insurance, liability insurance, etc.) and is the patient's responsibility.
Smoking is prohibited in all areas of the hospital,
including electronic cigarettes.
Hospitalization Procedures
(1) Documents required at the time of admission
Please present your insurance card, medical card (for incurable diseases, infants, and the disabled), etc.
(2) Pledge of Payment for Hospitalization
Please fill in the required items and submit the form within 3 days after the patient and cosigner (living together) and cosigner (not living together) have affixed their seals.
(3) Items Required at the Time of Admission
*Please be sure to bring
| Residents of Japan | Health insurance card, Residence card |
|---|---|
| Those who do not live in Japan (for travel or work) |
Passport |
Insurance card, nursing care booklet, letter of referral, personal clothes, pajamas, underwear, towel, bath towel, shoes (for rehabilitation), tissue, medicine cup, tea cup, teapot, toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, rinse, plastic bag, soap, medicine (including medicine from other hospitals/prescription or instructions)