From a healthcare ecosystem centered on hospitals, to people-centric wellness

In emerging countries, mainly in Asia, growth in medical expenditure is accelerating alongside changes in disease patterns, such as an increase in chronic disease patients accompanying population growth, an aging society, an increasing middle-income class, and economic development. On the other hand, due to a shortage in the supply of medical services, demand-supply gaps in medical services are expected to expand further. In addition, we expect to see a spread in telemedicine due to COVID-19, and an expansion of the medical value chain into the wellness field. Efforts to improve customer satisfaction and operational optimization using digital technology will be needed.

Creating a better tomorrow where people smile and live healthy, enriched lives

In accordance with the above global trends, we will lead and accelerate a paradigm shift in healthcare from a treatment-centered to a prevention-centered approach, and from a hospital-centered to individual-centered value-based healthcare*, as the importance of everyday care increases.

*The concept of maximizing the value of care for patients, each stakeholder aims to maximize outcomes and optimize costs