Healthcare

*Affiliations and titles as of August 2024

Vision for 2030

• A company that contributes to improvement in the quality of medical and nursing care in Japan by helping to maximize the value of management resources (people, tangible assets, funds, time, information) held by medical and nursing care providers and dispensing pharmacies
• A company that realizes both the solution of medical and nursing care issues (non-financial value) and profit growth that capitalizes on market trends (financial value) at a high level

Plans under Fuyo Shared Value 2026

• 1.
  Support the creation of 1,330 new rooms at elderly care homes over a 5-year period in collaboration with alliance partners, in anticipation of the super-aging of society
• 2.
  Implement digital transformation (DX) in medical and nursing care by providing solutions in collaboration with Group companies and alliance partners to address management issues for each development stage of medical and nursing care businesses
• 3.
  Provide a wide range of information and products useful to solving management issues faced by medical groups through group company service websites.

With the gradual winding down of publicly funded support to address the COVID-19 pandemic, health care businesses (medical and nursing care providers and dispensing pharmacies) continued to face a challenging management environment. In response, we provided services that contribute to solving their issues, enabling us to maintain ordinary profit at the same level as in the previous fiscal year. We also started the first project of our region-specific healthcare fund initiatives that launched in 2023, contributing to building a stable foundation in the region. We also provided 210 rooms for new elderly care homes.
For the first time, the Fuyo Lease Group also exhibited at the International Modern Hospital Show 2023, sponsored by the Japan Hospital Association and the Nippon Omni-Management Association, offering proposals healthcare-related solutions to medical and nursing care providers.

Fuyo General Lease worked with a regional bank to support the development of private nursing homes, providing financial support for the expansion of regional elderly care.
This will work to address the severe shortage of personnel in the nursing care industry by achieving two things: (1) An improved quality of care through employment in a variety of professions, including physical and occupational therapists as well as care workers and nurses; and (2) Improved compensation for nursing care staff with additional incentive programs for the use of scheduled and as-needed home visit-based nursing care.

Accretive has launched full-scale BPO services, including insurance billing and other operations for home healthcare and nursing care providers. As demand for these care services increases with Japan's aging population, providers are facing a serious shortage of personnel. GRID Co.,Ltd. which for many years has provided in-home and other nursing care services in Kyoto, was also dealing with the issue of securing personnel in conjunction with an expansion of its business. Using our services, it was able to reduce the burden involved with billing operations, enabling the company to focus on services for its users.

FUJITA conducts dismantling and removal of linear accelerators (LINACs), extremely heavy equipment the handling of which requires a high degree of skill. LINACs are installed in radiation controlled areas of acute care facilities, thus in addition to the technical aspects of dismantling the equipment, FUJITA takes steps to ensure the safety of the working environment, including by measuring radiation exposure. The medical facility will dispose of parts of the dismantled device as radioactive waste, as appropriate. The rest consists largely of scrap iron and other material and is sent for recycling, a contribution to realizing a circular society.