Hoitokeikan

The Hoitokeikan, also known as the Hospital for the Elderly, is a large TL-Type hospital in the Kugeaki districts of Krous City, Japan. The hospital was built in the late 20th century and has undergone several expansions over the years.

The Hoitokeikan was established to meet the growing demand for affordable and accessible healthcare services in the region. With a total bed capacity of over 50, the hospital provides comprehensive medical care to elderly patients, offering a range of services including general and specialized care, rehabilitation programs, and social support services.

The hospital has a facility of over 20,000 square meters, which is estimated to be one of the largest of its kind in Japan. The complex includes a total of 10 free-standing buildings that house various departments, including an intensive care unit, operating rooms, physical therapy facilities, and a gerontology center. The hospital has a highly skilled team of healthcare professionals, with a mix of experienced and younger medical staff.

The Hoitokeikan is also recognized for its innovative treatments and technologies. The hospital has been at the forefront of several key medical developments, including the introduction of telemedicine services to elderly patients in isolated areas. Despite the challenges faced in providing high-quality care to a growing and aging population, the Hoitokeikan has maintained its position as a preeminent healthcare provider in the region.

The Hoitokeikan is accredited by the Japan Hospital Association and is a member of the World Hospital Alliance.