The patients aren't confused at all.
They know very clearly where treatment works well, where it doesn't, and what's overly expensive.
"Oh, is that so! Then you must have been hospitalized for treatment here, right?"
The female staff member was puzzled; why do all the patients say it's good here?
It just looks like a somewhat larger clinic, is it really that good?
"When I first came, I was so weak that I couldn't walk steadily and needed support. I wanted to be hospitalized here, but they flatly refused. They encouraged me, saying that after two or three days of treatment, there would be significant improvement, so I should find a way to overcome the difficulties. And just like Dr. Li said, after treatment the second day, by afternoon, I felt much more comfortable.
My appetite also noticeably improved.
Later, my condition got better and better.
Are you from the health bureau? I'm telling you, this clinic is really particularly good."
