Medical Corporation Koujinkai

What Medical Corporation Koujinkai does

Medical Corporation Koujinkai (医療法人社団光仁会) is a private Japanese medical corporation founded in 1980 and headquartered in Hiroshima City, operating an integrated medical and long-term care network across six wholly-owned facilities. The group centers on Kajikawa Hospital, an 88-bed community hospital in Nishi-ku offering internal medicine, surgery, urology, orthopedics, cardiovascular care, and rehabilitation, with a mix of community integrated care beds and medical care beds. Adjacent to the hospital, Phoenix Clinic operates a 34-console artificial dialysis center specialized in long-duration (5–6 hour) hemodialysis, Online HDF, and intermittent HDF, augmented by a kidney rehabilitation program where physical therapists conduct in-bed exercise therapy during dialysis sessions.

The long-term care arm includes Ashitaba Visiting Nursing Station (home nursing and rehabilitation, established 1995), Rinden care management office, Sumire day-care/day-rehabilitation, and Benimansaku no Sato, a 100-bed home-reinforcement-type elderly care facility in Hatsukaichi City that also operates 40 day-care slots and uses Cyberdyne's HAL lumbar-support robot for caregiver injury prevention. Revenue is generated across three streams — medical services (hospital and clinic), long-term care insurance services (home nursing, day care, short-stay, care management), and the elderly care facility — all reimbursed under Japan's national health insurance and long-term care insurance fee schedules with patient co-payments.

The go-to-market model is community-based and referral-driven: patients are acquired through direct visits, physician referrals, municipal care information systems managed by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, and care manager referrals, with no paid digital advertising or third-party distribution channels. The free shuttle service for dialysis patients across Nishi-ku, Naka-ku, and southern Minami-ku addresses transportation as a critical barrier for the multi-day-per-week treatment regimen. Leadership is physician-led under Chairperson Kajikawa Emiko, with specialty directors at each facility; ownership is internal with no external investors, parent company, or private equity involvement indicated.

Name

Medical Corporation Koujinkai

Legal name

Medical Corporation Koujinkai ( Karel:

Website

https://koujinkai.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

1980

Operating status

Operating

Short description

Medical Corporation Koujinkai is a private Japanese medical group operating an integrated hospital, dialysis center, home nursing, and elderly care network across six facilities in Hiroshima and Hatsukaichi, serving local residents, dialysis patients, and long-term care recipients through Japan's national insurance reimbursement system.

Ownership category

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Product category

Integrated Medical and Long-term Care Services

NAICS

Nursing Care Facilities (Skilled Nursing Facilities) (62311), Home Health Care Services (62161), Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities (62412)

SIC

Services-Skilled Nursing Care Facilities (8051), Services-Home Health Care Services (8082)

akta.pro industry

PRIMARYHLAFAFAC

Nursing Homes (Non-SNF)

Healthcare & Life Sciences/Healthcare Providers & Systems/Post-Acute Care & Rehabilitation Facilities

SECONDARYHSABAHAJ

Private Duty 24/7 Nursing (RN/LPN) In-Home Care

Home & Personal Services/Elder Care & In-Home Care Services/Live-In & 24/7 In-Home Care

SECONDARYHLAFAEAH

Hospital-at-Home / Acute Care at Home Programs

Healthcare & Life Sciences/Healthcare Providers & Systems/Home Health & Hospice Providers

Keywords

• Hospital medical services
• Hemodialysis treatment
• Home visit nursing
• Elderly residential care
• Rehabilitation services

Headquarters

HQ city

Hiroshima

HQ country

Japan

HQ region

Asia

Offices5 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Medical Services (Hospital & Clinic): Revenue from medical consultations, dialysis treatments, surgical services, inpatient care, diagnostic tests (CT, MRI, ultrasound), rehabilitation, and pharmaceuticals dispensed in-house. Reimbursements primarily through Japan's national health insurance system (国民健康보험 / 後期高齢者医療制度).
2. Long-term Care Insurance Services (介護保険サービス): Revenue from home nursing, day care (通所介護), short-stay elderly care (短期入所), and care management services. Reimbursed under Japan's Long-term Care Insurance system (介護保険制度), with co-payments from users.
3. Elderly Care Facility (介護老人保健施設): Revenue from residential elderly care (入所), day rehabilitation (通所リハビリテーション), and home rehabilitation (訪問リハビリテーション) at Benimansaku no Sato. Reimbursed under the long-term care insurance system.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Medical Corporation Koujinkai operates an integrated healthcare network in Hiroshima that delivers acute inpatient care at Kajikawa Hospital (88 beds), chronic hemodialysis including online HDF at Phoenix Clinic (34 consoles), home-visit nursing through Ashitaba Visiting Nursing Station, in-home care support through Rinden, day services at Sumire, and residential elderly care with day care at Benimansaku no Sato (100 residential beds and 40 day-care capacity). Services are reimbursed primarily through Japan's national medical insurance (shinryō houshū) and long-term care insurance (kaigō hoken) systems, with supplementary out-of-pocket payments such as differential bed fees, special meal fees, and medical certificate issuance charges; private-pay elective options including private-room and meal upgrades and a shuttle / pet-visitation amenity ecosystem round out the offering.

Product overview

Medical Corporation Koujinkai operates a comprehensive healthcare and nursing care service network centered around Kajikawa Hospital and its affiliated facilities. The organization provides a seamless continuum of care from medical treatment (hospital, dialysis) to home-based care services (visiting nursing, care management, rehabilitation) and institutional elderly care (nursing homes, day services). This integrated model enables smooth transitions between acute care, chronic disease management, rehabilitation, and long-term care, with special expertise in dialysis treatment and kidney rehabilitation.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Kajikawa Hospital (88 beds) Inpatient acute-care hospital for community residents covering internal medicine, neurology, gastroenterology, cardiology, respiratory medicine, psychosomatic medicine, rehabilitation, radiology, anesthesiology, and surgical/diagnostic specialties including gastroscopy, colonoscopy, and cancer screening. Designated services include Hiroshima City Pneumonia Partner Hospital, Dementia Support Hospital III, and Hiroshima Prefecture dementia-supporting medical institution; affiliated with Hiroshima University Hospital.
• Phoenix Clinic (outpatient dialysis center, 34 consoles) Outpatient hemodialysis clinic offering chronic hemodialysis, online hemodiafiltration (HDF), long-duration dialysis protocols, kidney rehabilitation, shunt management, and foot care with skin perfusion pressure (SPP) measurement. Free dialysis shuttle service is provided to support patient transportation.
• Ashitaba Visiting Nursing Station Home-visit nursing service providing in-home clinical nursing care for elderly and chronically ill community residents, supporting aging-in-place and post-acute continuity of care.
• Rinden Home Care Support Office In-home care support / care management service coordinating long-term care services for elderly residents in their own homes under Japan's long-term care insurance system.
• Sumire Day Service Day-care service providing daytime activity, recreation, and personal care for elderly community members who return home in the evenings, supporting caregiver respite and aging-in-place.
• Benimansaku no Sato Elderly Care Facility Combined residential and day-care eldercare facility offering 100 residential beds and 40 day-care capacity, with pet-visitation options, hair salon, and pickup-and-drop-off transport services for residents.

Named customers1 record

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature5 records

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• Cyberdyne Inc. (サイバーダイン株式会社)supportingTechnology or IntegrationCyberdyne's HAL (Hybrid Assistive Limb)，腰支援ロボット is used at Benimansaku no Sato to reduce caregiver lower-back strain during patient transfer and lifting tasks. Staff received training on HAL's mechanisms, fitting, and operation. The partnership supports caregiver injury prevention and care quality improvement.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• IMS Group (イムスグループ): Private hospital group operating general hospitals, specialized clinics, and elderly care facilities, primarily in the Kanto region. Shares Koujinkai's integrated multi-facility model and physician-led medical-corporation structure.
• Aoi-kai Medical Group (葵会): Multi-facility medical corporation operating hospitals, dialysis centers, roken-style elderly facilities, and home care services. Closely mirrors Koujinkai's hospital-plus-dialysis-plus-elderly-care configuration, though serving the Kanto region.
• Hakuai-kai Medical Group (博愛会): Regional Japanese medical corporation operating hospitals, roken, and home care services under an integrated physician-led model. Closely matches the size, scope, and community-anchored operating model of Koujinkai.

Broad incumbents

• Benesse Style Care (ベネッセスタイルケア): Large corporate operator of paid elderly care facilities (assisted living, group homes) across Japan. Comparable to the roken operations at Koujinkai but operating at much larger scale and focused on private-pay rather than public-insurance services.
• Sompo Care (SOMPOケア): Major Japanese operator of paid nursing homes, group homes, day services, and home care under the Sompo Holdings umbrella. Comparable to the elderly-care and home-care components of Koujinkai but at nationwide scale.
• Tokushukai Medical Group: Japan's largest private hospital network, operating acute-care hospitals alongside elderly care facilities and home services. Comparable to Koujinkai as an integrated medical-and-elderly-care group, though at vastly greater scale and geographic reach.
• Solasto (ソラスト): Listed Japanese provider of home nursing, home care, day services, and elderly facility management. Directly comparable to Ashitaba Visiting Nursing Station and Sumire day service, though operating across many more prefectures.
• Nichii Gakkan Company (日医幹): Large Japanese provider of home care, education, and care staffing services, including operating its own home nursing stations. Comparable to the Ashitaba Visiting Nursing Station and care management functions at Koujinkai.
• Tsuji Inc. (ツクイ): Listed Japanese operator focused on day care services, home care, and elderly care facilities, with nationwide coverage. Comparable to the day-care and home-care lines of Koujinkai (Sumire and Ashitaba).

Regional players

• Eikokai Medical Group (永耕会): Japanese medical corporation group operating hospitals and elderly care facilities primarily outside Hiroshima. Comparable integrated medical-and-elderly-care operator competing in adjacent regional markets rather than directly in Koujinkai's catchment area.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles7 records

Subsidiaries6 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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