About us

Approval for Opening of the Hospital, etc.

(1) Approval for opening of the hospital

Approval for opening of the hospital under the Medical Service Act November 1, 1921
 

(2) Advanced treatment hospital

Approval date October 1, 1994
 

(3) Status of facility standards established by the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare

 

(4) Expenses for meals during hospitalization

Expenses for meals during hospitalization (I), Expenses for daily living care during hospitalization (I) December 14, 1970
 

(5) Certification as an organ transplant facility

Organ Certified date
Kidney September 12, 1995
Pancreas February 15, 1999
Small intestine December 24, 1999
Liver May 22, 2000
Heart July 5, 2010
 

(6) Designation as a core hospital (certification)

Designation (certification) title Designated (certified) date
AIDS core hospital August 1, 1996
Disaster base hospital (regional disaster medical center) April 1, 2002
Cancer core hospital April 1, 2009
Liver disease core hospital August 24, 2009
Pediatric cancer core hospital February 8, 2013
 

(7) Certified advanced medical care

Advanced medical care Certified date
Minimal invasive vertebral disk curettage and cleaning method (advanced medical care) July 1, 2011
Combination therapy of post-surgery hormonal therapy and administration of S-1 for primary breast cancer (limited to when estrogen receptor is positive and HER2 is negative) June 1, 2012
Transplacental antiarrhythmic drug therapy for fetal tachycardiac arrhythmia (limited to auricular flutter or supraventricular tachycardia when the fetal heart rate is 180/min. or higher) January 1, 2013
Proton therapy August 1, 2014
Octreotide hypodermic injection therapy for congenital hyperinsulinemia (limited to when the patient is at a week or older and under 12 months and when the oral administration of diazoxide is not effective) August 1, 2014
Diagnosis of recurrent head and neck tumor by positron computerized tomography using 11C-labeled methionine if suspected (limited to primary or metastatic brain tumors (limited to patients who had received radiotherapy longer than half a year before) or tumor of the epipharynx, cranial bone or other organs near the brain (limited to patients who had received radiotherapy longer than half a year before) December 1, 2014
Combination therapy of the administration of temozolomide after massive methotrexate dose therapy before irradiation or radiotherapy, and temozolomide maintenance therapy for new-onset primary central nervous system lymphoma (limited to when it is pathologically diagnosed as diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, and the primary site is the cerebrum, cerebellum or brainstem) January 1, 2006
Recurrence-inhibition therapy by perioperative intravenous carperitide administration for non-small cell lung cancer (excluding non-invasive cancer diagnosed by CT imaging) February 1, 2016
Diagnosis by positron computerized tomography using 11C-labeled methionine for suspected primary glioma (limited to when the patient is scheduled to undergo biopsy or surgery) April 1, 2016
Internal radiation therapy using 131 I-MIBG for intractable pheochromocytoma (including paraganglioma) June 1, 2016
Proton therapy for hepatoma (limited to primary hepatoma that is difficult to cure by hepatectomy, hepatic transplantation, local injection of ethanol, microwave coagulation therapy or radiofrequency ablation, and the Child Pugh score is less than seven) June 1, 2016
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