Tokyo Hospitals/Clinics With English-Speaking Doctors

Above, street near the Great Buddha of Kamakura where, seconds before, an
 ambulance took one of our tour members to a hospital. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Suppose you are in Tokyo and you come down with an illness or have an accident that requires medical treatment. Where would you go and does the facility have English-speaking staff?

Personally, I've never had to make use of a Japanese medical clinic, but I do recall a member of 2004's G-Tour who came down with a sudden, and serious, illness while we were in Kamakura and had to be ambulanced to a hospital. Good thing he had the foresight to have travel insurance that covered his medical expenses.

Thankfully, Tokyoing.net has a list of Tokyo-area medical clinics with English-speaking doctors.

Before listing the facilities, they begin with:

We listed hospitals and clinics with English speaking doctors and medical staff in Tokyo. 

We advise you to call the institution in advance for making appointments if possible.   

In case of Emergency, dial 119 for ambulance. 

Japan is highly regarded for its advanced level in medicine and medical technology. 

Hospitals and clinics use only the latest medical equipment.

If you are planning to go to Tokyo in the future, you may want to bookmark the link for future reference.

To see the list, go here.