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Eucalia's Impact Report 2026 Released

Eucalia, a Tokyo-based company, has published its third Impact Report, titled "Impact Report 2026." This report compiles the social impact Eucalia aims to create in the healthcare and nursing sectors. This edition includes a captivating dialogue between Eucalia's CEO, Mr. Misawa Hideoshi, and Professor Noma Mikiharu from Hitotsubashi University. Their discussion sheds light on overcoming significant societal challenges and the key logic models devised to address them.

The Evolution of Eucalia's Impact Reports

Beginning in 2024, Eucalia has committed to producing an annual report to visualize their outcomes and fulfill their corporate social responsibilities. In a world where social issues are becoming increasingly varied and complex, businesses are now evaluated not only on their financial performance but also on the positive impacts they have on society and the planet. Eucalia has operated on this premise since its inception in 2005, establishing a mission to realize an ideal state for healthcare through transformative practices.

Over nearly two decades, Eucalia has engaged with frontline medical and nursing care providers, expanding its business into hospital management, the operation of elderly care facilities, introduction services for nursing homes, medical DX promotion, and the utilization of medical big data. More recently, since 2023, the company has engaged in Impact Measurement and Management (IMM), a process that establishes social and environmental impact goals and devises strategies to achieve them.

Key Features of the 2026 Report

The Impact Report 2026 outlines essential elements, including:
1. Future Transformations in Healthcare & Nursing: A detailed discussion about five pivotal changes necessary for enriching the healthcare landscape.
2. Voice of the Leadership: Insights from department heads in the Health Care Business Headquarters and a representative from a newly joined group company in 2025.
3. Logic Models for Social Impact Maximization: These models articulate Eucalia's approach to meeting its five outlined goals.
4. Collaborative Research Reports: Findings from joint research with the Yanagawa Laboratory at the University of Tokyo.
5. 2025 Topics Summary: An overview of initiatives and topics that Eucalia engaged with in 2025.

Dialogue: Pioneering the Future of Healthcare through "Dual Dynamic Management"

One of the report's significant highlights is the conversation between CEO Misawa and Professor Noma, who endorses a management philosophy called "Dual Dynamic Management." This approach transcends the traditional dichotomy of profit-seeking and social problem-solving, encouraging organizations to simultaneously pursue both aims.

During their conversation, they examined AI's impact on field operations, the role of corporations as public stakeholders, and the transformative potential within the healthcare industry. This dialogue emphasizes the need for companies to innovate while maintaining commitment to social responsibilities.

Insights from 2025

The report features interviews with stakeholders regarding ongoing projects linked to Eucalia's five transformation themes:

• - Step towards New Hospital Opening: Leading voices like the Director of Nakama Hospital discuss the journey towards establishing a new facility.
• - Transforming Hospitals through Frontline Voices: Representatives from various medical institutions share how feedback from healthcare workers is shaping future hospital services.
• - Creating Teams for Individual Lifestyles: Insightful approaches for nursing care that align closely with individual patient needs.
• - Optimizing Brain Disorder Prevention: Analysis of over 170,000 consultation records to identify best practices for brain disease prevention.

About Eucalia

Eucalia's vision, "Industrializing Healthcare," and its mission, "To realize an ideal state for healthcare and nursing through transformation," guide the company in pushing forward its five transformation themes: (1) Separation of Healthcare Economics, (2) Optimization of Hospital Management, (3) Pursuit of VBHC (Value-Based Healthcare) from the patient's perspective, (4) Comprehensive Regional Models, and (5) Digital Transformation suitable for the frontlines. The company provides comprehensive operational and management support, focusing on digital technology solutions to address these themes.

Company Details

• - Location: 19th Floor, Kasumigaseki Building, 3-2-5 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
• - Business: Comprehensive support for medical management, senior-related businesses, and advanced medical device projects
• - Website: Eucalia