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TXP Medical
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TXP Medical株式会社 (TXP Medical Co. Ltd.)
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txpmedical.jp
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2017
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TXP Medical Co., Ltd. is a Japanese health-IT company founded in August 2017 by emergency physician Dr. Tomohiro Sonoh to address fragmentation of medical data across Japanese emergency, intensive-care, and prehospital care settings. The company develops and sells a platform-plus-modules suite anchored on NEXT Stage ER, an emergency-department information system used in over 100 major hospitals and approximately 50% of Japan's university hospitals and emergency medical centres. Adjacent modules cover ICU patient management (NEXT Stage ICU), doctor car and helicopter registries, inter-hospital transfer coordination (NEXT Stage CONNECT), oncology databases, dialysis DX, and AI-powered medical documentation (NEXT Stage Document Assistant and SpeechER). On the prehospital side, NSER mobile is deployed across 51 municipalities covering 12 million people, digitising communication between fire departments and hospitals. Custom electronic data capture (EDC) systems and a medical data warehouse spanning 50 large hospitals and 38 million+ electronic medical records support clinical research and pharmaceutical real-world data services.

The company monetises primarily through annual subscription and license fees for hospital and municipality software, custom EDC construction services for academic and pharmaceutical research clients, and professional services for system integration and pharmaceutical RWD studies. Customers include university hospitals (Hokkaido University, Kagoshima City Hospital, Kameda General, Nara Medical University), national centres (National Center for Child Health and Development), municipalities (Sendai, Kobe, Eniwa), and pharmaceutical companies (Tanabe Pharmaceutical). Sales is direct enterprise sales supported by academic conference presence, government innovation programmes (SBIR, SIP, AMED), and an in-house physician-led research team. TXP Medical holds ten granted patents, ISO 27001/27017/27018/9001 certifications, and has raised approximately $18.4M in venture funding across rounds led by UTEC and MPower Partners. The management team includes 10 full-time physicians and board representation from UTEC and Itochu Corporation, and the company transitioned to AI-native operations in January 2026 by deploying Claude company-wide.

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TXP Medical develops a physician-led medical data platform for emergency, ICU, prehospital, and clinical research use in Japan, selling subscription software to 100+ hospitals, 51 municipalities, and pharmaceutical clients through direct enterprise sales.

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HeadquartersTokyo, Japan
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Japan
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Asia
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
emergency medical software, clinical data platforms, hospital information systems, medical AI documentation, electronic data capture
Industry3 codes
1Emergency Department (ED) Information Systems & Documentation
CodeHLACAAAEPrimaryYes
2Real-World Data (RWD) Platforms & Clinical Data Curation
CodeHLACAIAJPrimaryNo
3Healthcare Master Data Management (MDM) & Patient/Provider Identity Data
CodeHLACAIABPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Software Publishers5132
  • Custom Computer Programming Services541511
  • Computer Systems Design and Related Services54151
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Health Services8000
  • Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc.7370
Product category
Healthcare Clinical Workflow Software
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Revenue model6 records
1Hospital Emergency/ICU Software (NEXT Stage ER, ICU, Dr.Car/Heli, CONNECT, Oncology, Dialysis DX)
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Annual subscription/license fees for hospital emergency and ICU management systems. Multiple product tiers including core ER platform, ICU dashboard, doctor car/heli registry, hospital transfer coordination, oncology database, and dialysis DX tools. Sold directly to large hospitals.

txpmedical.jp
2Municipality Emergency Medical Information System (NSER Mobile)
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Subscription-based emergency medical information system for fire departments and municipal governments. Covers real-time emergency transport information sharing between emergency teams and hospitals.

txpmedical.jp
3EDC (Electronic Data Capture) Construction and Operation Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Custom EDC system design, construction, and ongoing operational support for clinical research. Physician-led EDC design combined with FileMaker development. Services include study design support, data management, statistical analysis, and publication support.

txpmedical.jp
4NEXT Stage Document Assistant (NSDA)
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

AI-powered medical document creation system. Available in both on-premises and cloud deployment. Generates discharge summaries, referral letters, and other medical documents.

txpmedical.jp
5Pharmaceutical RWD Services (Medical Data Services)
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Real-world data (RWD) services for pharmaceutical companies including retrospective studies, prospective observational studies, registry construction and management, and data analysis. Supported by medical data warehouse with 38M+ EMR records and physician-led research team.

txpmedical.jp
6System Integration and Interoperability Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Cross-vendor system integration services connecting NSER mobile with fire department statistical systems (e.g., ベストル119), hospital EMR systems, and government health data platforms.

txpmedical.jp
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
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1Contact sales for all products
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No public pricing available; enterprise sales model via inquiry forms on product pages.

txpmedical.jp
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B2B
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Software
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1NEXT Stage ER
Description

Emergency department system for large hospital emergency outpatient care, providing efficient patient information recording, staff information sharing, and research data accumulation. Holds dominant market share in emergency center-class hospitals.

txpmedical.jp
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TXP Medical develops and sells a suite of medical data software platforms that automate patient documentation, triage, vital sign capture, AI-powered medical document creation, and registry data collection for emergency departments, ICUs, EMS/ambulance services, and clinical research. Its NEXT Stage ER platform anchors a modular family that extends into ICU dashboards, doctor car/helicopter record systems, inter-hospital transfer coordination, oncology databases, dialysis documentation, voice-input medical records, and custom EDC construction. The company also offers real-world data (RWD) services to pharmaceutical companies, leveraging an integrated data warehouse covering 50 large hospitals and over 38 million electronic medical records.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 8 values shown
  • Medical record documentation time reduced by up to 70%
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Product overview1 text field

TXP Medical offers a platform-plus-modules product architecture centered on emergency and acute care digitalization. The core NEXT Stage ER platform provides emergency department information management with integrated patient records, triage, and research data collection, which extends into specialized modules including NEXT Stage ICU for intensive care, NEXT Stage Dr.Car/Dr.Heli for prehospital transport, NEXT Stage CONNECT for hospital transfer coordination, and NSER mobile for EMS field operations. Additional modules address specific clinical domains: 透析DX for dialysis documentation, NEXT Stage Document Assistant and SpeechER for AI-powered medical documentation and voice input, and NEXT Stage Oncology for cancer registry databases. The EDC construction service provides custom clinical research database development using FileMaker, while TXP Research conducts academic clinical studies using accumulated product data.

Product and service11 records
1NEXT Stage ER
CategoryHospital emergency department information system
Description

Emergency department information system for large hospitals (救命センタークラス). Integrates patient records, staff information sharing, and research data accumulation. Features disease-specific templates, automatic JTAS/qSOFA/NEWS triage scoring, real-time vital sign capture, AI-powered registry auto-registration with 90%+ accuracy, and integration with doctor car/EMS/hospital transfer systems. Deployed in over 100 major hospitals with approximately 50% market share in university hospitals and emergency medical centers.

2NEXT Stage ICU
CategoryICU patient information system
Description

ICU patient dashboard that aggregates vital signs, laboratory data, and severity scores (SOFA, APACHE) with organ-specific assessments. Enables clinical research data collection and multi-facility registry data export, and integrates with NEXT Stage ER for unified ER-to-ICU patient management. Used by institutions including Hokkaido University Hospital.

3NEXT Stage Dr.Car/Dr.Heli
CategoryPrehospital emergency medical record platform
Description

Mobile platform for doctor car and helicopter emergency medical record input with registry integration. Supports offline data entry with automatic synchronization, enabling post-flight verification and quality improvement for emergency transport services. At Kagoshima City Hospital, record creation time was reduced from ~93.5 minutes to ~41 minutes per case, with ~65% reduction in clerk workload.

4NEXT Stage CONNECT
5Dialysis DX (透析DX)
CategoryDialysis clinical documentation
Description

Dialysis digital transformation system using mobile OCR to extract vital sign and dialysis data from monitors via smartphone camera, reducing double data entry burden and improving clinical documentation efficiency for dialysis clinics such as Akiota Hospital.

6NEXT Stage Document Assistant (NSDA)
CategoryAI medical document creation
Description

Generative AI system that automatically creates medical documents (discharge summaries, referral letters, medical certificates) from electronic medical record data. Uses proprietary physician algorithms to control AI output quality and prevent hallucinations. Available in both on-premises and cloud deployment; Kameda General Hospital achieved 100% documentation completeness with local LLM on-premises deployment.

7SpeechER
CategoryAI voice-input medical documentation
Description

Generative AI-powered voice-input medical record application that converts natural clinician speech into formatted EMR entries. Includes OCR for documents and vital sign monitors, with QR code output for EMR integration. Reports up to 70% reduction in medical record documentation time.

8NSER mobile
CategoryEMS prehospital information system
Description

Emergency medical information system for EMS/ambulance services enabling field data entry, OCR capture of patient documents, generative AI voice input, real-time hospital communication, and automated statistical reporting integration with systems like Bestru 119. Covers over 12 million people across 51 municipalities; reduces emergency report creation time by up to 80% and hospital contact time by 22%.

9EDC Construction and Operation Service
CategoryClinical research EDC services
Description

Electronic Data Capture (EDC) system construction and operation service led by physician researchers. Uses FileMaker platform to build custom EDC systems with OCR capabilities, smartphone support, automated registry export, block/stratified/minimization randomization, and flexible design changes for clinical studies. Over 40 academic research registry/EDC builds completed.

10NEXT Stage Oncology
CategoryCancer treatment database
Description

Oncology database system that elevates department-specific databases (physician databases) with data warehouse integration, structured data support, and clinical research functionality for cancer treatment centers.

11NEXT Stage EDC
CategoryGenerative AI-powered clinical research EDC
Description

Next-generation Electronic Data Capture system utilizing generative AI to extract and analyze unstructured medical record data, enabling faster study setup and richer data capture than legacy EDC platforms.

Scale indicator16 records

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Partnership6 partners
Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-24
Description

TXP Medical supports Tanabe Pharmaceutical's 4SigHT study — a 6-year prospective observational study of IgG4-related disease drug (inebilizumab) with ~40 participating institutions and ~100 patients. TXP Medical provides EDC, data warehouse, and study operations support.

Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-10
Description

Research collaboration starting March 2026 for dyspnea management study using generative AI-powered NEXT Stage EDC. Nagasaki University and Yokohama City University collaborate with TXP Medical on AI-EDC for extracting and analyzing unstructured medical record data in primary care.

Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-03
Description

Collaborative development of N-STARS (Nara Stroke Tracking & Registry System) — a stroke patient EDC system for long-term follow-up across acute, recovery, and maintenance phases in Nara Prefecture. Collaboration involves Nara Medical University Hospital and Nara Prefecture.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Apple Japan is a listed partnership company, specifically as a Claris FileMaker authorized reseller partner. TXP Medical develops its NEXT Stage ER and EDC systems on the FileMaker/Claris platform and holds official reseller status.

5Eniw City Fire Department (恵庭市消防本部)
Strategic tierStrategicTypeOthers
Description

Eniw City Fire Department implemented NSER mobile and established cross-vendor integration with Bestru 119 fire department statistical system. This cross-vendor integration (NSER mobile × Bestru 119) represents an innovative interoperability model achieving 570 hours annual efficiency.

txpmedical.jp
Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Collaborative research on cerebral aneurysm treatment (craniotomy clipping vs endovascular treatment) using DPC data and electronic medical records from 2 large domestic university hospitals, analyzing 345 cases.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

AI-powered voice-enabled clinical documentation assistant for ambulatory and acute settings — directly comparable to TXP's SpeechER generative-AI voice-input product category.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Leading Japanese patient monitoring and medical electronics company with ICU/emergency department systems and EMR integrations that compete with TXP's acute-care platform modules.

3Cyto (Epsilon)
TypeRegional player
Description

Japanese pharma-focused real-world data and clinical research services provider — comparable in pharma RWD/registry services but concentrated in oncology commercial data rather than acute-care EMR-based RWD.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Generative AI medical conversation and documentation platform competing in the same ambient-AI clinical scribe category as SpeechER and NEXT Stage Document Assistant.

5HOKUTO
TypeDirect peer
Description

Japanese healthtech platform providing clinical decision support and medical content for physicians, with overlap in physician-targeted workflow tools serving emergency and acute-care settings.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global incumbent offering ICU patient monitoring, clinical decision support, and acute-care IT solutions that overlap with TXP's NEXT Stage ICU and broader hospital IT positioning.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Japanese RWD and DPC data platform serving pharma, hospitals, and academia — directly competes with TXP's Medical Data Warehouse and pharmaceutical RWD services, and is also an investor in TXP.

TypeOthers
Description

Apple-owned FileMaker platform provider on which TXP's NEXT Stage ER and EDC systems are built — a key technology/infrastructure enabler and reseller partner for TXP.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Japan's largest commercial health data analytics company serving insurers, pharma, and providers with claims and health checkup databases — broader incumbent in the same RWD/medical data services category.

10T-ICU
TypeDirect peer
Description

Japanese telemedicine and ICU remote monitoring specialist — competing with TXP's NEXT Stage ICU in providing ICU workflow and intensivist-support technology to Japanese hospitals.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

TXP Medical

Healthcare Clinical Workflow Softwaretxpmedical.jp

TXP Medical develops a physician-led medical data platform for emergency, ICU, prehospital, and clinical research use in Japan, selling subscription software to 100+ hospitals, 51 municipalities, and pharmaceutical clients through direct enterprise sales.

What TXP Medical does

TXP Medical Co., Ltd. is a Japanese health-IT company founded in August 2017 by emergency physician Dr. Tomohiro Sonoh to address fragmentation of medical data across Japanese emergency, intensive-care, and prehospital care settings. The company develops and sells a platform-plus-modules suite anchored on NEXT Stage ER, an emergency-department information system used in over 100 major hospitals and approximately 50% of Japan's university hospitals and emergency medical centres. Adjacent modules cover ICU patient management (NEXT Stage ICU), doctor car and helicopter registries, inter-hospital transfer coordination (NEXT Stage CONNECT), oncology databases, dialysis DX, and AI-powered medical documentation (NEXT Stage Document Assistant and SpeechER). On the prehospital side, NSER mobile is deployed across 51 municipalities covering 12 million people, digitising communication between fire departments and hospitals. Custom electronic data capture (EDC) systems and a medical data warehouse spanning 50 large hospitals and 38 million+ electronic medical records support clinical research and pharmaceutical real-world data services.

The company monetises primarily through annual subscription and license fees for hospital and municipality software, custom EDC construction services for academic and pharmaceutical research clients, and professional services for system integration and pharmaceutical RWD studies. Customers include university hospitals (Hokkaido University, Kagoshima City Hospital, Kameda General, Nara Medical University), national centres (National Center for Child Health and Development), municipalities (Sendai, Kobe, Eniwa), and pharmaceutical companies (Tanabe Pharmaceutical). Sales is direct enterprise sales supported by academic conference presence, government innovation programmes (SBIR, SIP, AMED), and an in-house physician-led research team. TXP Medical holds ten granted patents, ISO 27001/27017/27018/9001 certifications, and has raised approximately $18.4M in venture funding across rounds led by UTEC and MPower Partners. The management team includes 10 full-time physicians and board representation from UTEC and Itochu Corporation, and the company transitioned to AI-native operations in January 2026 by deploying Claude company-wide.

TXP Medical firmographics

Firmographics
Name
TXP Medical
Legal name
TXP Medical株式会社 (TXP Medical Co. Ltd.)
Website
https://txpmedical.jp
Company type
Private
Founded year
2017
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
TXP Medical develops a physician-led medical data platform for emergency, ICU, prehospital, and clinical research use in Japan, selling subscription software to 100+ hospitals, 51 municipalities, and pharmaceutical clients through direct enterprise sales.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

TXP Medical industry classification

Industry
Product category
Healthcare Clinical Workflow Software
NAICS
Software Publishers (5132), Custom Computer Programming Services (541511), Computer Systems Design and Related Services (54151)
SIC
Services-Health Services (8000), Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. (7370)
akta.pro primary industry
Emergency Department (ED) Information Systems & Documentation (HLACAAAE)
akta.pro secondary industries
Real-World Data (RWD) Platforms & Clinical Data Curation (HLACAIAJ), Healthcare Master Data Management (MDM) & Patient/Provider Identity Data (HLACAIAB)

Keywords

  • Emergency medical software
  • Clinical data platforms
  • Hospital information systems
  • Medical AI documentation
  • Electronic data capture

Where TXP Medical is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Tokyo
HQ country
Japan
HQ region
Asia

Offices1 record

Markets served

TXP Medical business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Hospital Emergency/ICU Software (NEXT Stage ER, ICU, Dr.Car/Heli, CONNECT, Oncology, Dialysis DX): Annual subscription/license fees for hospital emergency and ICU management systems. Multiple product tiers including core ER platform, ICU dashboard, doctor car/heli registry, hospital transfer coordination, oncology database, and dialysis DX tools. Sold directly to large hospitals.
  2. Municipality Emergency Medical Information System (NSER Mobile): Subscription-based emergency medical information system for fire departments and municipal governments. Covers real-time emergency transport information sharing between emergency teams and hospitals.
  3. EDC (Electronic Data Capture) Construction and Operation Services: Custom EDC system design, construction, and ongoing operational support for clinical research. Physician-led EDC design combined with FileMaker development. Services include study design support, data management, statistical analysis, and publication support.
  4. NEXT Stage Document Assistant (NSDA): AI-powered medical document creation system. Available in both on-premises and cloud deployment. Generates discharge summaries, referral letters, and other medical documents.
  5. Pharmaceutical RWD Services (Medical Data Services): Real-world data (RWD) services for pharmaceutical companies including retrospective studies, prospective observational studies, registry construction and management, and data analysis. Supported by medical data warehouse with 38M+ EMR records and physician-led research team.
  6. System Integration and Interoperability Services: Cross-vendor system integration services connecting NSER mobile with fire department statistical systems (e.g., ベストル119), hospital EMR systems, and government health data platforms.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherAnnualContact sales for all products

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels10 records

TXP Medical product offering

Product offering

Core offering

TXP Medical develops and sells a suite of medical data software platforms that automate patient documentation, triage, vital sign capture, AI-powered medical document creation, and registry data collection for emergency departments, ICUs, EMS/ambulance services, and clinical research. Its NEXT Stage ER platform anchors a modular family that extends into ICU dashboards, doctor car/helicopter record systems, inter-hospital transfer coordination, oncology databases, dialysis documentation, voice-input medical records, and custom EDC construction. The company also offers real-world data (RWD) services to pharmaceutical companies, leveraging an integrated data warehouse covering 50 large hospitals and over 38 million electronic medical records.

Product overview

TXP Medical offers a platform-plus-modules product architecture centered on emergency and acute care digitalization. The core NEXT Stage ER platform provides emergency department information management with integrated patient records, triage, and research data collection, which extends into specialized modules including NEXT Stage ICU for intensive care, NEXT Stage Dr.Car/Dr.Heli for prehospital transport, NEXT Stage CONNECT for hospital transfer coordination, and NSER mobile for EMS field operations. Additional modules address specific clinical domains: 透析DX for dialysis documentation, NEXT Stage Document Assistant and SpeechER for AI-powered medical documentation and voice input, and NEXT Stage Oncology for cancer registry databases. The EDC construction service provides custom clinical research database development using FileMaker, while TXP Research conducts academic clinical studies using accumulated product data.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • NEXT Stage ER: Emergency department system for large hospital emergency outpatient care, providing efficient patient information recording, staff information sharing, and research data accumulation. Holds dominant market share in emergency center-class hospitals.
  • NEXT Stage ICU
  • NEXT Stage Dr.Car/Dr.Heli
  • NSER mobile
  • SpeechER
  • NEXT Stage Document Assistant
  • NEXT Stage CONNECT
  • NEXT Stage Oncology
  • EDC構築運用サービス
  • 透析DX
  • NEXT Stage EDC
  • TXP Research
  • ER Collection
  • EMS Collection
  • TXP CLUB
  • Medical Data Lab

Products and services

  • NEXT Stage ER Emergency department information system for large hospitals (救命センタークラス). Integrates patient records, staff information sharing, and research data accumulation. Features disease-specific templates, automatic JTAS/qSOFA/NEWS triage scoring, real-time vital sign capture, AI-powered registry auto-registration with 90%+ accuracy, and integration with doctor car/EMS/hospital transfer systems. Deployed in over 100 major hospitals with approximately 50% market share in university hospitals and emergency medical centers.
  • NEXT Stage ICU ICU patient dashboard that aggregates vital signs, laboratory data, and severity scores (SOFA, APACHE) with organ-specific assessments. Enables clinical research data collection and multi-facility registry data export, and integrates with NEXT Stage ER for unified ER-to-ICU patient management. Used by institutions including Hokkaido University Hospital.
  • NEXT Stage Dr.Car/Dr.Heli Mobile platform for doctor car and helicopter emergency medical record input with registry integration. Supports offline data entry with automatic synchronization, enabling post-flight verification and quality improvement for emergency transport services. At Kagoshima City Hospital, record creation time was reduced from ~93.5 minutes to ~41 minutes per case, with ~65% reduction in clerk workload.
  • NEXT Stage CONNECT
  • Dialysis DX (透析DX) Dialysis digital transformation system using mobile OCR to extract vital sign and dialysis data from monitors via smartphone camera, reducing double data entry burden and improving clinical documentation efficiency for dialysis clinics such as Akiota Hospital.
  • NEXT Stage Document Assistant (NSDA) Generative AI system that automatically creates medical documents (discharge summaries, referral letters, medical certificates) from electronic medical record data. Uses proprietary physician algorithms to control AI output quality and prevent hallucinations. Available in both on-premises and cloud deployment; Kameda General Hospital achieved 100% documentation completeness with local LLM on-premises deployment.
  • SpeechER Generative AI-powered voice-input medical record application that converts natural clinician speech into formatted EMR entries. Includes OCR for documents and vital sign monitors, with QR code output for EMR integration. Reports up to 70% reduction in medical record documentation time.
  • NSER mobile Emergency medical information system for EMS/ambulance services enabling field data entry, OCR capture of patient documents, generative AI voice input, real-time hospital communication, and automated statistical reporting integration with systems like Bestru 119. Covers over 12 million people across 51 municipalities; reduces emergency report creation time by up to 80% and hospital contact time by 22%.
  • EDC Construction and Operation Service Electronic Data Capture (EDC) system construction and operation service led by physician researchers. Uses FileMaker platform to build custom EDC systems with OCR capabilities, smartphone support, automated registry export, block/stratified/minimization randomization, and flexible design changes for clinical studies. Over 40 academic research registry/EDC builds completed.
  • NEXT Stage Oncology Oncology database system that elevates department-specific databases (physician databases) with data warehouse integration, structured data support, and clinical research functionality for cancer treatment centers.
  • NEXT Stage EDC Next-generation Electronic Data Capture system utilizing generative AI to extract and analyze unstructured medical record data, enabling faster study setup and richer data capture than legacy EDC platforms.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Medical record documentation time reduced by up to 70%
  • +7 more outcomes

Companies that use TXP Medical

Customer profile

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Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

TXP Medical technology and API

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Integration6 records

AI capability12 records

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TXP Medical partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered strategic and core.

  • Tanabe Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (田辺ファーマ株式会社)strategicStrategic or Co-development Partner · 24 June 2026TXP Medical supports Tanabe Pharmaceutical's 4SigHT study — a 6-year prospective observational study of IgG4-related disease drug (inebilizumab) with ~40 participating institutions and ~100 patients. TXP Medical provides EDC, data warehouse, and study operations support.
  • Nagasaki University and Yokohama City UniversitystrategicStrategic or Co-development Partner · 10 March 2026Research collaboration starting March 2026 for dyspnea management study using generative AI-powered NEXT Stage EDC. Nagasaki University and Yokohama City University collaborate with TXP Medical on AI-EDC for extracting and analyzing unstructured medical record data in primary care.
  • Nara Medical University Hospital (奈良県立医科大学附属病院)strategicStrategic or Co-development Partner · 3 March 2026Collaborative development of N-STARS (Nara Stroke Tracking & Registry System) — a stroke patient EDC system for long-term follow-up across acute, recovery, and maintenance phases in Nara Prefecture. Collaboration involves Nara Medical University Hospital and Nara Prefecture.
  • Apple Japan, Inc. / Claris (Claris FileMaker公式リセラーパートナー)coreTechnology or IntegrationApple Japan is a listed partnership company, specifically as a Claris FileMaker authorized reseller partner. TXP Medical develops its NEXT Stage ER and EDC systems on the FileMaker/Claris platform and holds official reseller status.
  • Eniw City Fire Department (恵庭市消防本部)strategicOthersEniw City Fire Department implemented NSER mobile and established cross-vendor integration with Bestru 119 fire department statistical system. This cross-vendor integration (NSER mobile × Bestru 119) represents an innovative interoperability model achieving 570 hours annual efficiency.
  • Medical device company ( название не раскрыто)strategicStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaborative research on cerebral aneurysm treatment (craniotomy clipping vs endovascular treatment) using DPC data and electronic medical records from 2 large domestic university hospitals, analyzing 345 cases.

Scale indicators16 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

TXP Medical competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Suki AI: AI-powered voice-enabled clinical documentation assistant for ambulatory and acute settings — directly comparable to TXP's SpeechER generative-AI voice-input product category.
  • Abridge: Generative AI medical conversation and documentation platform competing in the same ambient-AI clinical scribe category as SpeechER and NEXT Stage Document Assistant.

Broad incumbents

  • Nihon Kohden: Leading Japanese patient monitoring and medical electronics company with ICU/emergency department systems and EMR integrations that compete with TXP's acute-care platform modules.
  • Philips Healthcare: Global incumbent offering ICU patient monitoring, clinical decision support, and acute-care IT solutions that overlap with TXP's NEXT Stage ICU and broader hospital IT positioning.
  • JMDC: Japan's largest commercial health data analytics company serving insurers, pharma, and providers with claims and health checkup databases — broader incumbent in the same RWD/medical data services category.

Regional players

  • Cyto (Epsilon): Japanese pharma-focused real-world data and clinical research services provider — comparable in pharma RWD/registry services but concentrated in oncology commercial data rather than acute-care EMR-based RWD.

Direct peers

  • HOKUTO: Japanese healthtech platform providing clinical decision support and medical content for physicians, with overlap in physician-targeted workflow tools serving emergency and acute-care settings.
  • Medical Data Vision: Japanese RWD and DPC data platform serving pharma, hospitals, and academia — directly competes with TXP's Medical Data Warehouse and pharmaceutical RWD services, and is also an investor in TXP.
  • T-ICU: Japanese telemedicine and ICU remote monitoring specialist — competing with TXP's NEXT Stage ICU in providing ICU workflow and intensivist-support technology to Japanese hospitals.

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  • Claris International: Apple-owned FileMaker platform provider on which TXP's NEXT Stage ER and EDC systems are built — a key technology/infrastructure enabler and reseller partner for TXP.

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Frequently asked questions about TXP Medical

What does TXP Medical do?

TXP Medical develops and sells a suite of medical data software platforms that automate patient documentation, triage, vital sign capture, AI-powered medical document creation, and registry data collection for emergency departments, ICUs, EMS/ambulance services, and clinical research. Its NEXT Stage ER platform anchors a modular family that extends into ICU dashboards, doctor car/helicopter record systems, inter-hospital transfer coordination, oncology databases, dialysis documentation, voice-input medical records, and custom EDC construction. The company also offers real-world data (RWD) services to pharmaceutical companies, leveraging an integrated data warehouse covering 50 large hospitals and over 38 million electronic medical records.

Is TXP Medical a public or private company?

TXP Medical is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was TXP Medical founded?

TXP Medical was founded in 2017. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is TXP Medical based?

TXP Medical is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, in the Asia region.

How does TXP Medical make money?

Six revenue lines are on record. Hospital Emergency/ICU Software (NEXT Stage ER, ICU, Dr.Car/Heli, CONNECT, Oncology, Dialysis DX) is the primary driver. The others are municipality Emergency Medical Information System (NSER Mobile), EDC (Electronic Data Capture) Construction and Operation Services, NEXT Stage Document Assistant (NSDA), pharmaceutical RWD Services (Medical Data Services) and system Integration and Interoperability Services.

Who are TXP Medical's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Suki AI and Abridge. Broad incumbents are Nihon Kohden, Philips Healthcare and JMDC. Cyto (Epsilon) is listed as a regional player. Direct peers are HOKUTO, Medical Data Vision and T-ICU. Claris International is listed as an others.

Does TXP Medical have an API?

No public API is recorded for TXP Medical.

What industry is TXP Medical in?

TXP Medical's product category is Healthcare Clinical Workflow Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLACAAAE, Emergency Department (ED) Information Systems & Documentation, with a secondary code of HLACAIAJ, Real-World Data (RWD) Platforms & Clinical Data Curation. Its NAICS code is 5132 and its SIC code is 8000.

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PrtimesAtsugi City promotes Emergency DX - Full-scale operation of 'NSER mobile' begins at the Fire Department and local medical institutions.Atsugi City Fire Department and medical institutions will begin full-scale operation of the NSER mobile patient information sharing system on October 20, 2026. The system uses generative AI for voice transcription and automatic mapping, aiming to reduce documentation burden and shorten transport times. The initiative targets a record 14,978 emergency dispatches in fiscal 2025.PrtimesA research paper utilizing the data from the demonstration experiment of the emergency medical DX system "NSER mobile" in Hiroshima Prefecture has been published in an international English academic journal.A study of the NSER mobile emergency medical system in Hiroshima Prefecture was published in the Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine on August 26, 2026. The analysis of 147,213 cases from October 2023 to December 2024 showed a 97% app adoption rate and a median hospital negotiation time of 5.2 minutes. TXP Medical will support the second phase of the demonstration experiment.PrtimesAnnouncement of the development and provision of a system to support organ brokerage services for TXP Medical and the Japan Organ Transplant Network.TXP Medical announced it provided a system to support organ procurement operations for the Japan Organ Transplant Network in July 2026, after three years of development. The company, which operates medical data platforms in over 100 hospitals, said the systematization is a model case of medical DX and will continue expanding DX from the medical field.PrtimesSupport for the Tanabe Pharma's prospective observational study "4SigHT Study" to verify the long-term efficacy and safety of Inebilizumab for IgG4-related diseases has begun.TXP Medical began supporting the 4SigHT Study, a prospective observational study of Inebilizumab for IgG4-related diseases commissioned by Tanabe Pharma. Approximately 100 patients will be enrolled at 40 institutions, with data collected over six years until March 2032. The study aims to generate real-world evidence on long-term efficacy and safety.PrtimesTXP Medical will hold a special webinar series titled "Do you know about the 'DX that saves lives' in the digital rescue era?" featuring practitioners from four cities across the country.TXP Medical will host a four-session webinar series on emergency medical DX, featuring practitioners from Sapporo, Kitakyushu, Kobe, Himeji, and Yamagata. The sessions cover implementation challenges, results, and future prospects, with free participation and pre-registration required.PrtimesTXP Medical and Total Future Healthcare conducted a survey on the actual conditions of drowning cases in home bathtubs.TXP Medical and Total Future Healthcare surveyed 195 bathtub drowning cases, finding a 9% return of spontaneous circulation rate after cardiac arrest. The survey highlights delayed discovery despite family presence, prompting early detection as the top intervention goal.PrtimesTXP Medicalの救急外来・電子カルテデータを活用した研究が国際医学誌 『Journal of Clinical Medicine』に掲載TXP Medical published a study in Journal of Clinical Medicine on hypoglycemic events using emergency and electronic medical record data from 237 patients in two Japanese regions. The study found 78.1% of events occurred at home, with only 12.5% receiving prehospital interventions, and early intervention reduced hospitalization rates. The company plans to continue using acute care data to improve medical quality.PrtimesTXP Medical、AI-native企業へ全社移行 — 全正社員にClaudeを展開TXP Medical deployed Anthropic's Claude to all full-time employees in April 2026, initiating a company-wide AI-native transition. CEO Tomohiro Sonou stated AI mastery is a prerequisite, and the company will redesign operations with AI collaboration. The firm aims to be reborn as an AI-native company to contribute to healthcare.Prtimes【登壇レポート】第5回イオン化マグネシウム研究会にて、TXP Medical 大角知也がHEORをテーマに講演Takashi Okada, TXP Medical's strategic lead, delivered a speech on Health Economics and Outcomes Research at the 5th Ionized Magnesium Research Conference. He highlighted cost-effectiveness analysis and real-world data applications, with over 100 clinicians attending. TXP Medical plans to continue supporting evidence generation and cost-effectiveness visualization for clinical indicators.PrtimesSendai City, full city deployment of emergency medical DXTXP Medical Co., Ltd., a startup founded by emergency intensive care physicians, has achieved full deployment of its emergency medical digital transformation system (NEXT Stage ER) across Sendai City, Japan. The company's core system operates in over 100 major hospitals nationwide with approximately 50% market share in university hospitals and emergency medical centers, while the mobile version (NSER) covers over 12 million people across 51 regions.