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Eucalia's New Role Supporting Toranomon Hospital's DX Initiatives

Eucalia Co., Ltd., headquartered in Chiyoda, Tokyo, is taking significant steps towards improving the healthcare sector in Japan by entering into a contract with the National Public Service Mutual Aid Association’s Toranomon Hospital, located in Minato, Tokyo. The agreement focuses on providing support for internal SE (System Engineer) as well as assistance with the effective use of technological systems. This alliance marks a pivotal move in addressing the urgent need for enhanced medical systems in an increasingly aging society.

Japan's aging population presents a pressing challenge, necessitating the creation of sustainable healthcare. The government is actively pushing for digital transformation (DX) in hospitals, aiming to ensure that patients receive stable and high-quality medical services. Additionally, this initiative hopes to boost the productivity of healthcare professionals, making it vital for firms like Eucalia to step up and contribute effectively to these goals.

Eucalia specializes in management and operational support for hospitals, aligning its efforts with the government's prioritization of hospital DX. The company has already established a reputation for its contribution to DX initiatives, offering a variety of services and products tailored to the healthcare sector. Utilizing its experience and expertise, Eucalia will provide Toranomon Hospital with dedicated system engineering support and promote efficient system operations to enhance management quality, improve workforce satisfaction for healthcare professionals, and ultimately promote the well-being of patients and their families.

The Toranomon Hospital serves a critical function within Japan’s healthcare framework, located at 2-2-2 Toranomon, Minato, Tokyo. More details can be found on their official website: Toranomon Hospital.

Eucalia operates under a clear vision of "industrializing healthcare" and a mission to realize the ideal state of medical care and nursing through transformation. Their commitment is reflected in five transformation themes: 1. Separation of medical and economic interests 2. Optimization of hospital management 3. Pursuing patient-centered Value-Based Health Care (VBHC) 4. Community-based models 5. Appropriate DX for on-site needs. Through these focused approaches, Eucalia provides comprehensive management support, operational assistance, and solutions centered around digital technology.

Eucalia's headquarters is located at 3-2-5 Kasumigaseki, 19th floor of the Kasumigaseki Building, Tokyo, and the company is involved in various sectors, including integrated healthcare management, senior-related business, and high-control medical device projects. For further information about their services, visit their website at Eucalia.

With their commitment and expertise, Eucalia aims to continue spearheading important healthcare transformations, providing the necessary support for a robust healthcare future in Japan.