Hospital Groups

Hospital Groups

I   Building New System to Provide Medical Services Viewing for 2025 and Beyond

1. Consolidated Policy 2015 Trying to Restrain Growth of Social Security Expense

• Attempting to reduce 1.5 trillion Yen in 3 years
• Introducing reform at medical society

2. Era of Decreasing Population

• Largest Yet of Decreasing Population
• Population Concentrates in Tokyo Metropolitan Areas
• Elderly aged over 60s Possessing 60% of Entire Personal Financial Assets

3. Estimated Number of Sickbeds Required by 2025

• Strengthening Pressure of Reducing Sickbeds
• End of Society that Excessively Relies on Hospitals

4. Attempts of Hospital Reform in Progress

• Drawing Up of New Reform Guideline of Public Hospitals
• Clarifying Function of Sickbeds by 2018
• Limited Effects Expected for Local Medical Corporation

5. Will Healthcare REIT be New Fundraiser for Hospitals?

• Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has drawn up a guideline to introduce REIT targeting Hospitals
• Advantages and disadvantages

6. Current Status and Challenges of Hospital Groups

• Fierce Competition around the Tokyo Metropolitan Area
• Increase of M&A inheriting precedent business
• Increase of new hospital groups diversified and rapidly growing
• Pioneer hospital groups choose to enhance the presence rather than to expand
• Transition from self-sufficient medical services at hospitals to locally connected medical services
• Securing of ever-changing medical staff
• Human resources development of medical office workers

7. Current Status of Hospital Groups by Type

II   Tendency of Hospital Groups Viewed from FY2012 - FY2013 Financial Statements

1. FY2013 Comparison and Ranking of Financial Results

1. Operating revenue (Sales, Medical practice income) of top 100 medical corporations
2. Net operating profits of top 100 medical corporations
3. Ordinary profits of top 100 medical corporations
4. Total assets
5. Net assets of top 100 medical corporations
6. Corporations with high percentage of net assets of top 100 medical corporations
7. Research of multiple medical corporations within the group on total calculations of operating revenues, net operating profits, ordinary profits, total assets, and net assets

2. Transition of Top 100 Medical Corporation in FY2009, FY2010, FY2011

1. Operating revenues (Sales, Medical practice income)
2. Net operating profits
3. Ordinary profits
4. Total assets
5. Net assets

III   Case Studies of Hospital Groups

11 Hospital Groups

IV     Reference

Hospital Group Profiles