New Residential Hospice in Machida City
On October 1, 2025, Human Life Care Co., Ltd. is set to open the Human Life Care Machida Kiso Hospice Home located in Machida City, Tokyo. This establishment will primarily cater to individuals suffering from neurological diseases, such as ALS and Parkinson’s disease, as well as those in the terminal stages of cancer. This will be the second hospice operated by the company, which has been providing various care services since the enactment of the Long-term Care Insurance Act in 1999.
Key Features of the Hospice
The Human Life Care Machida Kiso Hospice Home is designed as a residential facility that supports patients along with their families, ensuring their voices and wishes are prioritized in their care. The hospice aims to foster an environment where patients can continue living their lives in accordance with their personal desires, despite their critical health conditions.
The home will feature a team-based approach to caregiving, comprising nursing care, medical treatment, and support services available around the clock. This continuity of care will be facilitated through partnerships with local healthcare facilities in neighboring Kanagawa Prefecture, which includes Yokohama City, Kawasaki City, and Sagamihara City, ensuring seamless communication and collaboration among caregivers and medical professionals.
Comprehensive Support and Care Services
The facility is equipped to handle a range of medical procedures typically required by residents, including insulin administration, gastrostomy care, and ventilator support, making it a safe environment for patients with complex needs. The hospice will employ specially trained staff to provide personal care and will also offer home-health services, such as home massage and rental or sales of welfare equipment, ensuring quality of life is maintained for all residents.
The hospice's unique approach aligns with the company's commitment to holistic, patient-centered care. By integrating medical and caregiving services, patients suffering from neurological disorders or terminal cancer will receive a dignified, comfortable lifestyle.
Addressing Growing Needs for Specialized Care
Human Life Care operates numerous facilities in the Tokyo metropolitan area, having established strong connections with the local healthcare community, allowing the hospice to provide tailored services that cater to individual health needs. The opening of this residential hospice underlines the company's commitment to creating environments where individuals can live worry-free within their familiar communities.
As they expand services in the future, Human Life Care plans to develop more similar facilities across the capital region, fostering an inclusive approach to healthcare that promotes comfort and dignity for those battling challenging health conditions.
Facility and Access Information
- - Location: 4-12-43 Kiso Nishi, Machida City, Tokyo
- - Capacity: 30 residents in private rooms
- - Access: 1-minute walk from Kiso bus stop on Kanagawa Chuo Kotsu from Machida Station on the Odakyu Odawara Line; 5-minute walk from Kiso Iriguchi bus stop on Kanagawa Chuo Kotsu from Kobuchi Station on the JR Yokohama Line.
If you're interested in learning more about the Human Life Care Machida Kiso Hospice Home or its services, please contact the preparations office at 0120-47-0294 (available weekdays from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM) or visit the official website
here.
About Human Life Care
Human Life Care manages 178 facilities nationwide as of May 2025, providing a diverse range of caregiving services and striving to be a one-stop solution in the caregiving sector. With offerings that include day services, group homes, paid elderly homes, hospice homes, and home-visit nursing, the company collaborates closely with various sectors of the Human Group, including educational and human resource services. The aim is to offer the highest quality of services that respond to each individual's needs while fostering environments where families can thrive alongside their loved ones.
By facilitating the right living conditions, Human Life Care contributes to achieving the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in health, welfare, and sustainable urban development.