Illness (for children)
If children under 13 (Junior high school student) who live in Suita-city, Toyonaka-city, Minoh-city, Ikeda-city, Toyono-gun go to see a doctor with an illness in the middle of the night, first of all, they must go to Toyono District Children’s Emergency Clinic. If a doctor determines there is a need for more intensive care in a hospital, sick children are requested to move to a specific hospital. Usually, moving to a hospital needs to be done by oneself except for very serious cases.
If children under 13 (Junior high school student) who live in Suita-city, Toyonaka-city, Minoh-city, Ikeda-city, Toyono-gun go to see a doctor with an illness in the middle of the night, first of all, they must go to Toyono District Children’s Emergency Clinic. If a doctor determines there is a need for more intensive care in a hospital, sick children are requested to move to a specific hospital. Usually, moving to a hospital needs to be done by oneself except for very serious cases.
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Toyono District Children’s Emergency Clinic
TEL: 072-729-1981 FAX: 072-728-4194
Address: 5-1-14 Kayano Minoh City
Consulting Hours:
18:30p.m. - 6:30a.m.(Weekdays)
14:30p.m. - 6:30a.m.(Saturdays)
8:30a.m. - 6:30a.m. (Sundays, Holidays, the year-end and New Year)
*In case of injuries, fractures, burns and accidental ingestion of dangerous objects or substances, you cannot use this center.
Calling an ambulance is free in Japan. However, there have been issues recently with people calling them for non-emergency situations because it's free. This leads to people who need emergency care being unable to have access to an ambulance. Please check children's status carefully, and judge if they need emergency care or not.
"A guide for ambulance services, by Fire and Disaster Management Agency of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications"
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♦Other Medical Institutions for Emergencies at Night and on Holidays♦
TEL: 072-683-9999
11-1 Minami Akutagawa-cho, Takatsuki-shi
21:00p.m. - 7:00a.m.(Weekdays)
(Reception hours:20:30p.m. - 6:30a.m.)
15:00p.m. - 7:00a.m.(Saturdays)
(Reception hours:14:30p.m. - 6:30a.m.)
10:00a.m. - 12:00p.m. (Sundays, Holidays)
(Reception hours:9:30a.m - 11:30a.m.)
14:00p.m - 17:00p.m.
(Reception hours:13:30p.m. - 16:30p.m.)
19:00p.m. - 7:00a.m.
(Reception hours:18:30p.m - 6:30a.m.)
*Internal Medicine, Pediatrics
*They do not treat car accidents and worker's accidents.
No house visit and no hospitalization available
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(At healthcare center accessory sudden illness medical care)
TEL: 072-683-7799
3-13-5 Kasuga, Ibaraki-city
21:00p.m. - 11:30p.m.(Weekdays)
17:00p.m. - 6:30a.m.(Saturdays)
10:00a.m. - 11:30a.m. (Sundays, Holidays)
13:00p.m. - 16:30p.m.
18:00p.m. - 6:30a.m.
*Internal Medicine, Pediatrics
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HOSPITAL/CLINIC
Medical Institutions that offer support in English or other foreign languages.
♦Please use this form to show the patient's information and symptoms to the clinic.
Form: Patient's Information
Osaka city, Yodogawaku,Juso Higashi 2-7-8, 532-0023 (3rd floor of Seven Eleven)
Nearest station: Hankyu Railway, Juso station (East gate)
Tel:06-6476-7233
(Internal Medicine,
Cardiovascular Department, Neurology)
3F, Kitasenri medical bldg.
Tel:06-6873-7751
(Obstetrics and Gynecology) Tel:06-6871-0314
11-1 2chome,Shinsenri-Minamimachi,Toyonaka
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