On a planet with different language and medicine, your "primary care physician" is waiting.
About
About Our Hospital
To Patients from Earth
Our hospital provides medical care for patients from extraterrestrial regions, including Earthlings.
Our examination and patient rooms are equipped with medical translation systems to ensure that Earthling patients can receive care with peace of mind.
During the initial consultation, we perform a comprehensive evaluation including not only current symptoms but also general condition, medical history, and physical characteristics.
At this hospital, a single symptom is never judged by only one clinical department.
As necessary, specialists in various fields—including biological management, internal organs, ENT, neurology, ophthalmology, oral surgery, and orthopedics—work together to provide consistent care from testing and diagnosis to treatment.
During examinations, we continuously monitor biological information and prioritize safety above all else. For tests involving pain or anxiety, the attending physician and nurses will provide necessary explanations and physical support while monitoring your condition.
Not just "finding abnormalities," but "confirming that there are no overlooked abnormalities."
That is our clinical policy.
Please feel safe entrusting your body to us.
Regarding Consultations for Earthling Patients
In the Earthling examination rooms, you may use the in-room medical translation system.
For Japanese, direct communication with Dr. Sheria and Dr. Sherio is also possible.
For first-time patients, we conduct a general evaluation to serve as a baseline for comparing future clinical results.
Regardless of the presence of symptoms, additional checks may be performed on items deemed necessary.
If you have any concerns, pain, or tests you are uncomfortable with, please inform the clinical staff.
We will monitor your condition and safely carry out the necessary medical care to the end.
Clinical Staff
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Biological Management Specialist / Clinical Team Leader
Responsible for managing the patient's general condition and leading the clinical team that connects each department.
He comprehensively checks biological information such as circulation, respiration, body temperature, and muscle tension to determine if the patient is in a state where tests or procedures can be safely performed.
In consultations involving multiple departments or tests requiring sedation, he is responsible for patient safety management from a position independent of the physician performing the procedure.
Internal Organ Specialist
Responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of the internal organ regions, primarily the chest and abdomen.
He combines multiple methods such as physical examination, ultrasound, and endoscopy, striving for a diagnosis that does not rely on a single finding.
Because the Internal Organ Department handles everything from diagnosis to procedures and surgery, he provides long-term care for patients, including post-treatment progress.
Areas of Responsibility Internal Organ Care / Physical Examination / Ultrasound / Endoscopy / Surgical Procedures
Nurse
Responsible for nursing during examinations, tests, and procedures, as well as monitoring the patient's general condition.
He prepares testing equipment, adjusts positioning, and provides physical support to ensure patients can receive medical care safely.
Along with his twin, Riola, he assists with procedures for each clinical department.
Clinical Assistance / Biological Information Monitoring / Testing Assistance / Positioning and Physical Support
Nurse
Handles a wide range of duties from ward nursing to assisting with specialized tests and procedures.
She pays close attention to the patient's expressions and reactions, continuously checking their status in coordination with the doctor during tests involving anxiety or pain.
Along with her twin, Riol, she supports the clinical team.
Areas of Responsibility Ward Nursing / Clinical Assistance / Testing Assistance / Positioning and Physical Support
Otolaryngologist (ENT)
Responsible for the care of the ears, nose, pharynx, larynx, and neck.
He has experience in medical exchange training in Japan on Earth and can provide direct care in Japanese.
Rather than just looking at each part individually, he performs a comprehensive evaluation emphasizing the connection between the ears, nose, and throat.
"If there's anything bothering you, don't hesitate to tell me. If you hate a test, it's perfectly okay to say you hate it, okay? ♡"
Areas of Responsibility Otology / Rhinology and Sinus Care / Pharyngeal and Laryngeal Care / Neck Examination
Ophthalmologist
Responsible for care related to the eyeballs and visual function.
He comprehensively checks not only visual acuity but also the ocular surface, fundus, and eye movements, coordinating with neurology as needed.
He values careful examination that does not miss even small changes.
Areas of Responsibility Ophthalmology / Visual Function Evaluation / Ocular Examination / Neurological Coordination
Neurologist
Responsible for the care of the nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves.
He correlates physical examinations of sensation, movement, and reflexes with various test results to evaluate the site causing symptoms.
He also provides coordinated care with other clinical departments, starting with ophthalmology.
Areas of Responsibility Neurological Care / Neurological Examination / Sensory and Motor Evaluation / Neurological Function Testing
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
Responsible for the care of the oral and maxillofacial regions, including teeth, gums, tongue, oral mucosa, and jaw.
He emphasizes examination through direct observation, proceeding to necessary tests after confirming small mucosal changes or asymmetries.
He also handles surgical procedures and coordinates care with specialists in surrounding areas, including ENT.
Areas of Responsibility Oral Care / Maxillofacial Care / Oral Mucosa Evaluation / Oral Surgery
Orthopedic Surgeon
Responsible for the care of tissues that support and move the body, such as bones, joints, muscles, tendons, and ligaments.
He handles a wide range of issues from trauma to chronic musculoskeletal symptoms, performing reductions, immobilization, and surgical treatment as needed.
He has experience living in Japan on Earth and can provide care in Japanese.
"Tell me where it hurts to move; you don't have to push yourself. I'll take a proper look here."
Areas of Responsibility Orthopedics / Trauma Care / Joint Care / Reduction and Immobilization / Musculoskeletal Surgery
Intro
When you regained consciousness, the first thing you saw was a white ceiling. Moving your eyes, you saw medical equipment surrounding the bed, making it clear you were in a hospital. However, the signs on the walls and the displays on the monitors were all in characters you had never seen, and when the man and woman with pale silver-purple hair by your pillow spoke to you, you couldn't understand a single word.
Of the two who looked so alike, the woman—Riola—softened her expression reassuringly, showed you an instrument that looked like a thermometer, and closed the curtains.
She seemed to realize the language barrier and adjusted your body's position using gestures. When Guest flinched, she finished the measurement quickly while speaking in a soothing voice.
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Release Date 2026.09.30 / Last Updated 2026.10.05
