List of Facilities (2016.4)

Care Support House Okawa

The School of Medicine at the IUHW will: Provide medical education beyond World Federation for Medical Education (WFME) Standards. Focus will be placed on clinical clerkship in particular.

Develop curriculums with international focus. Students will learn medical systems in other countries.

Accept international students and trainees from countries in Southeast Asia and other regions.

Set tuition fees at the lowest standard among private medical schools and prepare scholarship programs for international students.

Have many faculty members who are well experienced in medical care and education abroad. In addition, faculty members from overseas will also provide thorough language education.

In April 2017, IUHW will establish its School of Medicine next to the 2 schools and 5 departments at Narita Campus. This is the first time in nearly 40 years that a new medical school is opening in Japan. At the School of Medicine, an innovative medical education exceeding global standards will be implemented with an advanced curriculum.

IUHW provides medical education with a rich sense of internationality and aims to nurture professionals with comprehensive medical care skills, capable of successfully engaging in both regional and international medical cooperation with other Asian countries in particular.

A new IUHW attached hospital will be established near Narita Airport in 2020

In 2020, IUHW Narita Hospital is planned to open. We plan to have 600 beds and assign physicians and medical staff with a good command of foreign languages. The hospital will be an

international university hospital which provides various meals including religious meals, excellent facilities, as well as cutting-edge medical services.

Tokyo Area

Oita Area

Tochigi Area

Tokyo Area

Fukuoka Area

A new School of Medicine will be established in Narita City, Chiba Prefecture, in April 2017 Narita Hospital

Health and welfare facilities

Others

Educational institutions

Hospitals and Clinics

IUHW Ohtawara Campus

IUHW Graduate School Tokyo Aoyama Campus

IUHW Hospital IUHW Shioya Hospital

Nursing Home for the Elderly “Ohtawara Kazahana-en”

Takagi Hospital

Mizuma Kohokai Hospital

Yanagawa Institute for Developmental Disabilities

Okawa Koryu Plaza Okawa Riverside Hotel

IUHW Rehabilitation Center(“Nasu Rehabilitation House” and “Support House Nasu”)

Ohtawara General Home Care Center

IUHW “Nasu Seminar House”

IUHW Okawa Campus

Fukuoka Sanno Hospital

Ariake General Care Center

General Care Center Momochi

IUHW Clinic (Speech and Hearing Center / Health Care Center)

IUHW Fukuoka Campus

Yanagawa Rehabilitation Hospital

Care Facility for the Elderly “Suigo-en”

Home for the Aged with moderate fee "Okawa Care House"

Nishinasuno General Home Care Center

Nursing Home for the Elderly “Tochinomi-so”

Yufuin Seminar House / Amity Yufukogen

Shioya General Home Care Center

Group Home for the Elderly with Dementia "Group Home Aoyama"

Special Nursing Home for the Elderly / Support Facility for People with Disabilities “Shinjuku Keyaki-en”

Research Institute of Health & Welfare, Inc.

Chiba Area

Chemotherapy Research Institute, Kaken HospitalIUHW Narita Campus

Care Facility for the Elderly “Maronie-en”

Short-term treatment facility for emotionally disturbed children “Nasu Children’s Home”

IUHW Mita Hospital

Sanno HospitalSanno Birth Center

Sanno Medical Center

Kanagawa Area

IUHW Odawara Campus

Odawara Jonai School Building

Group Overview

The IHW Group traces its origins to the establishment of Takagi Ophthalmological Clinic in Okawa City, Fukuoka Prefecture, in 1910. Thereafter multiple health and welfare facilities were established, including Takagi Hospital. In 1995, the International University of Health and Welfare (IUHW) was founded as Japan’s first comprehensive university specializing in medical care and welfare, aspiring to train various medical and welfare professionals and improve their status. As well as four university hospitals in Tokyo, and Tochigi and Shizuoka prefectures, the IHW Group also operates Sanno Hospital, Sanno Birth Center and Sanno Medical Center, which offer highly specialized medical care coupled with warm and attentive services. In addition, the IHW Group also operates more than 20 other hospitals and facilities, predominantly in Tokyo, and Tochigi and Fukuoka prefectures. All 9,500 staff members and 7,500 students in our Group share both the university’s principles of “focusing on well-balanced individuals with a solid sense of humanity,” “directing towards the attainment of global standard,” “being strongly connected to and fully open to the community,” and “building a society for mutual respect and support,” and also our hospitals’ and medical facilities’ principle of “dignity and equality of life.” These shared principles form our identity and over the years they have provided the basis for the various independent organizations of the Group to advance together in unity, sharing the same ideals.

Shizuoka Area

IUHW Atami Hospital

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Major facilities and medical devices:ICU, da Vinci® Surgical System (robot-assisted surgery system), 3.0 tesla MRI, 320-row multislice CT, PET-CT, radiation therapy linear accelerator (LINAC)

Major facilities and medical equipment:Hybrid operating room, ICU, 3.0 tesla MRI, 320-row multislice CT, radiation therapy linear accelerator (LINAC)

Major facilities and medical devices:Shioya General Home Care Center, Rehabilitation Ward, Long-term Care Ward, 1.5 tesla MRI, 16-row CT

Major facilities and medical devices:ICU, 1.5 tesla MRI, 64-row multislice CT, angiography, PET-CT

IUHW Attached Hospitals

IUHW Hospital IUHW Mita Hospital

IUHW Shioya Hospital IUHW Atami Hospital

No. of beds: 353　 No. of beds: 291　

No. of beds: 240　 No. of beds: 269　

Special features: A foundation hospital serving the northern region of Tochigi Prefecture, including Nasu-Shiobara and Nikko. Designated as an emergency care hospital (secondary emergency care) on a rotating basis and as an emergency pediatric hospital.

Operates the Cardiovascular Center, the region's only facility specialized in cardiovascular medicine.

Accredited as a Regional Perinatal Medical Center, with a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) and growing care unit (GCU). Works alongside the Birth Center, a midwife facility inside the hospital.

Also operates the Reproduction Center, providing infertility treatment for men and women.

Special features: Designated by Tokyo Metropolitan Government as an emergency care hospital (secondary emergency care) and a Regional Cancer Hospital.

Accredited as a Joint Commission International (JCI) hospital for patient safety and quality of medical care.

Visited by many foreigners to receive medical check-ups.

The first hospital in Minato City, Tokyo, to adopt a seismically isolated construction, with its own 72-hour emergency power system.

Special features: Designated by Tochigi Prefecture as an emergency care hospital (secondary emergency care) on a rotating basis and as a Core Cancer Treatment Hospital.

In addition to home-visit nursing care, also provides home-visit and outpatient rehabilitation services.

As a regional core hospital provides comprehensive services from treatment through to rehabilitation, and home assistance for the elderly.

Special features: A foundation hospital serving eastern Shizuoka Prefecture and western Kanagawa Prefecture, designated by Shizuoka Prefecture as a Regional Cancer Treatment Hospital and an emergency care hospital.

Responds to pediatric emergencies for 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

A core hospital in Atami, a tourist resort, overlooking the ocean at Sagami Bay.

In response to the aged society, the hospital established the Rehabilitation Center to provide seamless care for emergencies to chronic conditions.

“da Vinci” Surgical System

Hospital lounge

1.5 Tesla MRI

Lobby on the1st floor

JCI-AccreditedOrganization

537-3 Iguchi, Nasushiobara City, Tochigi TEL +81-287-37-2221

77 Tomita, Yaita City, TochigiTEL +81-287-44-1155

1-4-3 Mita, Minato-ku, TokyoTEL +81-3-3451-8121

13-1 Higashikaigan-cho, Atami City, ShizuokaTEL +81-557-81-9171

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Special features: This hospital was established for the treatment of tuberculosis, at a time when it was said to be a national disease in Japan. The hospital has a long history and was granted a memorial hall by Emperor Meiji for its contribution to the treatment.

In addition to the tuberculosis ward, which responds to multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis, and its specialization in the respiratory field, the hospital also fulfils a role as a regional facility responding to the needs of the times and local residents, including in the field of digestive disease, the provision of a rehabilitation facility, and a center for preventive medicine.

Special features: Situated in a quiet location in Shinjuku in the heart of Tokyo, this facility offers a comfortable environment with all private rooms.

Special features: As a care facility for the elderly that links hospital care with home-based care, Maronie-en is one of the largest of its kind in Japan, with a capacity for 200 persons.

Major facilities and medical devices:da Vinci® Surgical System (robot-assisted surgery system), 1.5 tesla MRI, 64-row multislice CT, digital mammography

Major facilities and medical devices:Radiation therapy linear accelerator (LINAC), 3.0 tesla MRI, 64-row multislice CT, PET-CT, fitness support

Major facilities and medical devices:3D ultrasound, Labor/Delivery/Recovery (LDR) room

Major facilities and medical devices:1.5 tesla MRI, 64-row multislice CT, digital mammography

Capacity:Nursing home: 100 persons / Facility for the Disabled 10 persons / Facilities also available for respite and outpatient care

Capacity:200

Major facilities and medical devices:3.0 tesla MRI, 320-row multislice CT, PET-CT

Major facilities and medical devices:ICU, HCU, 3.0 tesla MRI, 320-row multislice CT, PET-CT, intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT), chemotherapy outpatients room

Clinical Research Centers for Medicine

Sanno Hospital8-10-16 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo TEL +81-3-3402-3151

Fukuoka Sanno Hospital3-6-45 Momochihama, Sawara-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka TEL +81-92-832-1100

Sanno Birth Center8-10-16 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo TEL +81-3-3402-3150

Yanagawa Rehabilitation Hospital113-2 Kamimiyanagamachi, Yanagawa City, Fukuoka TEL 81-944-72-0001

Yanagawa Institute for Developmental Disabilities218-1 Tanomachi, Mitsuhashimachi, Yanagawa City, Fukuoka TEL +81-944-73-0039

Chemotherapy Research Institute, Kaken Hospital

6-1-14 Konodai, Ichikawa City, Chiba TEL +81-47-375-1111

Special Nursing Home for the Elderly/Support Facility for People with Disabilities "Shinjuku Keyaki-en"

4-5-1 Hyakunin-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo TEL +81-3-3367-1601

Care Facility for the Elderly “Maronie-en”533-4 Iguchi, Nasushiobara City, Tochigi TEL +81-287-36-6622

Sanno Medical Center8-5-35 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo TEL +81-3-3402-5581

Takagi Hospital141-11 Sakami, Okawa City, Fukuoka TEL +81-944-87-0001

No. of beds: 79　 No. of beds: 199　No. of beds: 19　

No. of beds: 240　

No. of beds: In-patients: 110, Respite/day-care: 10　

No. of beds: 260　

No. of beds: 15　

No. of beds: 506　

Special features: Sanno Hospital has an approximately 80-year history as a pioneering private hospital. The hospital is renowned as a maternity hospital and has many physicians with a wealth of experience, as well as a high care unit (HCU) and a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).

The hospital receives requests for medical services from many embassies in the vicinity and is visited by many international patients on a routine-basis. In addition to obstetrics and infertility treatment, the hospital also provides general medical care, including internal medicine and surgery. There are also a number of specialized departments, including Tokyo Voice Center.

Special features: Full range of clinical departments with state-of-the-art medical technologies.

International Office staff members provide support to non-Japanese patients.

Comprehensive medical check-ups on a specialized floor. All beds are in private rooms, providing an environment for convalescence focused on privacy and relaxation

Special features: A clinic dedicated to obstetrics newly established in 2015, providing pre- and post-natal care.

One of a few facilities that can arrange painless delivery, in addition to natural delivery, pain-reduced delivery and planned delivery.

Fetus tests prior to birth are also available.

Special features: This hospital, specializing in rehabilitation services, is one of the largest of its kind in western Japan. A team of approximately 100 physiotherapists, occupational therapists and speech-language-hearing therapists provide high-quality rehabilitation services for 365 days a year.

The hospital has the Neurological Disease Center with a comprehensive medical care structure to deal with neurological diseases such as Parkinson’s disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), spinocerebellar degeneration (SCD), and multiple sclerosis (MS)

Special features: A new center was completed in 2016, that combines a nursing care facility and a medical care center for children with disabilities, as well as support facilities for children and people with severe motor and intellectual disabilities.

This is one of the leading facilities in Japan that provides services in the fields of rehabilitation and support for those with developmental disabilities. The institute has a wide range of facilities, including the Child Development Support Center that aims to support children with developmental disabilities, as well as playrooms, classrooms and daycare support.

Special features: The Center for Preventive Medicine provides a diverse range of options for medical check-ups, test and examinations.

There is also the Vascular Center, and the Cerebrovascular Center, where distinguished experts provide multidisciplinary treatment for a wide range of vascular conditions.

At the Women’s Medical Center and Dialysis Center personnel work not only to respond to medical conditions, but also improve and maintain quality of life (QOL) after treatment.

Special features: A core medical institution serving western Fukuoka Prefecture and southern Saga Prefecture, which also functions as a foundation clinical research hospital and as a designated emergency care hospital.

The hospital has the following facilities: Cardiovascular Center, Respiratory Center, Reproduction Center, Cholelithiasis Center, Hemodialysis Center, Center for Preventive Medicine, Industrial Medical Examination Center, Hepatology Center, Cancer Center, and Clinical Microbiology and Genetic Research Center.

Open for 24 hours a day, 365 days a year; with emergency pediatrics and also a mobile doctor service, in cooperation with Okawa City.

Standard beds: 329, ICU beds: 6, HCU beds: 6, Recuperation facility beds: 80, Disabled support facility beds: 83

equipment to be highlighted (private room)

(Hospital name is scheduled to change in summer 2016)

Atrium on the1st floor

Medical examination andecho room on the 2nd floor

Lobby on the 1st floor

Intensity-modulated radiation therapy system

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