St. Luke's International Clinic in Tokyo (Japan)
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10 reviews

St. Luke's International Clinic in Tokyo (Japan)

Japan , Токио

Clinic specialization

Obstetrics and gynecology
Gastroenterology
Pediatric cardiac surgery
Pediatric neurosurgery
Pediatric oncology
Infectious diseases
Cardiology
Cardiac surgery
Mammology
Neurology
Neurosurgery
Oncohematology
Oncology
Orthopedics and traumatology
Otorhinolaryngology
Ophthalmology
Plastic surgery
Psychiatry
Pulmonology
Rheumatology
Urology
Phlebology · Vascular Surgery
Surgery
Maxillofacial surgery
Endocrinology
Aesthetic medicine and cosmetology
Nephrology
Allergy
Hematology
Pediatrics
Radiology
Dermatology
Therapy
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 St. Luke's International Hospital in Tokyo has been operating since 1901. Every year, more than 900 thousand patients receive medical care here. The last major renovation of the clinic took place in 2010, when additional areas were opened and the maternity hospital started working.
The clinic has 33 departments specialized in the following areas:
  • general medicine;
  • lung medicine;
  • nephrology;
  • hematology;
  • infectious and endocrine diseases;
  • endocrinology and metabolism;
  • psychosomatic medicine;
  • allergy and rheumatology;
  • cardiovascular internal medicine;
  • cardiovascular surgery;
  • outpatient care for children (pediatrics, pediatric surgery);
  • gastroenterology;
  • mammology;
  • thoracic surgery;
  • plastic and reconstructive surgery;
  • orthopedic surgery;
  • dermatology;
  • women's health;
  • ophthalmology;
  • otorhinolaryngology;
  • oral surgery;
  • nephrology;
  • psychiatry;
  • emergency medical care;
  • diagnostics;
  • radiation oncology;
  • palliative medicine;
  • rehabilitation;
  • neuroendovascular therapy.
The clinic is accredited by the Joint International Commission (JCI). The staff of the St. Luke's International Hospital in Tokyo is constantly working to improve the quality of services provided, for which they use modern medical equipment and drugs.
The complex of buildings of the clinic is located on the coast in the depths of Tokyo Bay and just half an hour's drive from Tokyo International Airport.

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Procedures
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Doctor visit
700
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Umbilical hernia surgery
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Lipoma removal
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Stitching the nerve
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Subtotal thyroidectomy
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Intraperitoneal chemotherapy HIPEC
15000 - 50000
Whipple operation
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Computer refractometry
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Computed tomography of the skull
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Consultation with the preparation of a treatment plan
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St. Luke's International Clinic in Tokyo (Japan)

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Endless waiting and careless care. Most of the doctors are kind and speak tolerable English, but it is difficult to cope with the reception staff.

Also, for a blood test: WHY do I need to get a numbered ticket to wait for access to this machine... which gives me a numbered ticket? This place is insanely idiotic.
Excellent service. They did their best to help. However, they did not allow the use of electrical outlets in the waiting area. They didn't even explain the reason why we couldn't use them.
I had a dental operation, very polite explanations and clear answers.
This is a big hospital, so the equipment is good.
It is located near Tsukiji Metro Station.
The only English-speaking hospital I can count on in case of an emergency. You don't need an appointment, you can just go to the emergency department.
It was very crowded. There are more clinical departments than before. There is also a bridge leading to the nearby St. Luke's Tower and a place to rest. There is a big river behind, the view is good, and on a sunny day you can enjoy a walk.
Amazing hospital! I usually have such a bad experience in Tokyo with most of the doctors I've been to, but the doctors, nurses and staff at this hospital were very kind, sweet and understanding. I highly recommend it to anyone who speaks two languages and is not 100% sure of their Japanese, especially when it comes to medical terms!
Very friendly to Gaijin. 3rd visit, this time for a surgical procedure, and stay for a couple of nights. The staff does everything possible to make you feel at home and in comfort.
I have regular medical checkups, but everything is always smooth and good.
This is a beautiful hospital, similar to a grand hotel in a resort area.
Endless waiting and careless care. Most of the doctors are kind and speak tolerable English, but it is difficult to cope with the reception staff.

Also, for a blood test: WHY do I need to get a numbered ticket to wait for access to this machine... which gives me a numbered ticket? This place is insanely idiotic.
Excellent service. They did their best to help. However, they did not allow the use of electrical outlets in the waiting area. They didn't even explain the reason why we couldn't use them.
I had a dental operation, very polite explanations and clear answers.
This is a big hospital, so the equipment is good.
It is located near Tsukiji Metro Station.
The only English-speaking hospital I can count on in case of an emergency. You don't need an appointment, you can just go to the emergency department.
It was very crowded. There are more clinical departments than before. There is also a bridge leading to the nearby St. Luke's Tower and a place to rest. There is a big river behind, the view is good, and on a sunny day you can enjoy a walk.
Amazing hospital! I usually have such a bad experience in Tokyo with most of the doctors I've been to, but the doctors, nurses and staff at this hospital were very kind, sweet and understanding. I highly recommend it to anyone who speaks two languages and is not 100% sure of their Japanese, especially when it comes to medical terms!
Very friendly to Gaijin. 3rd visit, this time for a surgical procedure, and stay for a couple of nights. The staff does everything possible to make you feel at home and in comfort.
I have regular medical checkups, but everything is always smooth and good.
This is a beautiful hospital, similar to a grand hotel in a resort area.

Clinic quality certificates

Joint Commission International (JCI)
Joint Commission International accreditation and certification is recognized as a global leader for health care quality of care and patient safety
Newsweek Top 200 Global
World's Best Hospitals — Top 200 Global

How it works

1
You are sending a request
2
We will select a specialized coordinator for you
3
You receive a personal offer with an action plan and cost
4
We will arrange the trip. From appointment with a doctor to buying tickets
5
You go to the clinic, and our medical assistant stays in touch with you 24/7