Support for Establishing and Operating Medical Institutions in Japan
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While numerous Japanese medical institutions have expanded overseas and formed alliances with foreign medical institutions, there is a growing trend of foreigners acquiring and managing medical institutions in Japan, primarily to serve their own nationals or to conduct medical business in Japan.
A prime example is Raffles Medical Group. Based in Singapore and operating the comprehensive Raffles Hospital and over 80 clinics, they have expanded to 11 cities including Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Phnom Penh, and have recently established a clinic in Osaka with 13 doctors and 3 dentists.
To facilitate cross-cultural medical exchange, it's crucial to create an environment where foreigners can establish and manage clinics and hospitals in Japan. We provide support for foreigners who wish to provide medical services to their nationals or Japanese citizens in Japan, assisting them in establishing and operating medical institutions.
A prime example is Raffles Medical Group. Based in Singapore and operating the comprehensive Raffles Hospital and over 80 clinics, they have expanded to 11 cities including Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Phnom Penh, and have recently established a clinic in Osaka with 13 doctors and 3 dentists.
To facilitate cross-cultural medical exchange, it's crucial to create an environment where foreigners can establish and manage clinics and hospitals in Japan. We provide support for foreigners who wish to provide medical services to their nationals or Japanese citizens in Japan, assisting them in establishing and operating medical institutions.
