New Home Care Nursing Station Opens in Ota, Tokyo in 2026

Supporting Home Care Nursing in North Chitose, Ota

On March 1, 2026, Ota Care Nursing Station, operated by General Care LLC, will open a new branch in the North Chitose area of Ota, Tokyo. This initiative aims to provide faster and continuous home care services, closely catering to the local community’s needs.

Background of the North Chitose Branch Opening

In recent years, the aging population in Ota has created a growing demand for home medical care. Many residents express a desire to recover in the comfort of their homes. The North Chitose area, in particular, has seen an increase in elderly individuals and those with chronic illnesses requiring medical assistance, as well as patients in need of support transitioning home post-hospitalization. In response to these pressing needs, the decision was made to establish the North Chitose branch.

Features of the North Chitose Branch

- Community-Centric Home Care System: The new branch will focus on delivering home care services tailored to the local population.
- Enhanced Support for High-Dependency Users: There will be specialized services for users who rely heavily on medical assistance.
- 24-Hour Support System: A dedicated support line will ensure that patients can access help whenever necessary, providing peace of mind for families.
- Close Collaboration with Healthcare Professionals: The staff will work closely with care managers, medical institutions, and local community support centers.

Under the guidance of primary care physicians, nurses and rehabilitation staff will coordinate to address a wide range of home healthcare needs, from disease management and medical procedures to medication management, rehabilitation, and end-of-life care.

Future Outlook

Ota Care Nursing Station is committed to expanding its home care nursing services throughout Ota City. The opening of the North Chitose branch aims to contribute to creating a supportive and secure home healthcare environment, enabling residents and healthcare professionals to work collectively for a better community.