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Eustyle Laboratory Expands Services to Tokushima

Eustyle Laboratory, a pioneering entity in disability care, officially opened a new facility for heavy support care in Tokushima City on November 1, marking its first establishment in the region and becoming the 50th nationwide. The facility, known as Eustyle Care Tokushima Heavy Support Care, aims to provide comprehensive and continuous support services tailored for individuals with severe disabilities and medical conditions.

Mission and Service Outlook

Eustyle Laboratory, headquartered in Nakano, Tokyo, operates under the mission "to deliver necessary care to all who need it." The company specializes in offering extensive caregiving solutions across Japan, focusing particularly on those living with significant disabilities. The new Tokushima branch will serve as a crucial point in the Shikoku area, following the planned openings in Ehime in December 2024 and Kagawa in August 2025.

Understanding Heavy Support Care

Heavy support care is a vital welfare service designed for individuals with grave disabilities or severe medical conditions who wish to live comfortably at home. Unlike typical short-term visiting care services, the facility provides long-term monitoring and support, available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The uniqueness of Eustyle's offering lies in its qualified staff, who are trained to provide extensive medical care, including suctioning and tube feeding, tailored to high-needs individuals.

Local Demand for Care Services

According to government statistics, Tokushima Prefecture has a population of approximately 679,000, with about 48,000 individuals holding disability certificates. Notably, around 32,000 of these individuals possess physical disability certificates, with 80% of this group being over the age of 65—a clear indication of an aging population in need of specialized care.

The Tokushima municipal policy highlights a significant need for heavy support services, especially for those with mobility impairments. With nearly half of the physically disabled population categorized as severe cases, the demand for long-term caregiving solutions is increasingly recognized. Furthermore, due to diverse geographical challenges in Tokushima, access to quality medical and care services is often uneven, creating a pressing need for more service providers.

Building a Supportive Community

In alignment with the "Tokushima Ordinance for Creating a Livable Society for All" and the establishment of the "Tokushima Medical Care Support Center," there’s a continued focus on ensuring care for children and adults requiring medical attention. Eustyle's commitment to training its caregiving staff to provide essential medical support sets it apart by allowing for comprehensive care that addresses both immediate and long-term needs.

Unique Features of Eustyle Care

• - Extensive Reach: Eustyle Laboratory has served over 6,000 clients nationwide as a leading heavy support care provider.
• - Qualified Staff: All care staff are qualified in providing medical therapies such as phlegm suctioning and gastric feeding.
• - Network of Services: Eustyle operates more than 100 facilities across the country, ensuring a wide range of caregiving options.
• - Flexible Payment Options: Services can be utilized concurrently with health insurance, and family income influences the cost, making it accessible for many.

Conclusion

Eustyle Care Tokushima Heavy Support Care is dedicated to supporting individuals and families requiring extensive medical care and supervision, providing peace of mind through its professional services. As it integrates into the community fabric of Tokushima, Eustyle aims to advance the idea of a unified society that supports both those with disabilities and the broader community they engage with. The expansion of such necessary services underscores the commitment to ensuring that everyone in Tokushima can lead safe and dignified lives at home.

For more information, please visit Eustyle Care.