SDGs and Social Contribution in Local Healthcare, Nursing Care and Welfare
First written in FY2024. 1 of 3 entries say "Advanced", first in 2026-04-03. Latest entry: FY2026.
75 other companies' latest entry also says "Restated".
- FY2026RestatedAnnual report
「Through support for our counterparties, we will remain conscious of the SDGs for healthcare, nursing care and welfare in the communities where they operate, strengthen cooperation with relevant local facilities and organizations, actively contribute to the stable development of local healthcare and nursing care as social infrastructure, and contribute broadly to the stable development of healthcare and nursing care through donations and other activities.」
The Company continues to identify support for counterparties, cooperation with local facilities and organizations, and donations and other activities as important means of giving back to local healthcare, nursing care and welfare. - 2026-04-03AdvancedBusiness Plan
「This initiative expands the means of supporting healthcare and nursing care operators in continuing and developing their businesses and is expected to contribute to the sustainability of regional healthcare and nursing care.」
The company presents a specific support method using the acquisition and leasing of real estate, together with the acquisition of facility land in Miyagi Prefecture, as a contribution to regional healthcare and nursing care infrastructure. - FY2024First statedAnnual report
「Through support for our counterparties, we will remain conscious of the SDGs for healthcare, nursing care and welfare in the communities where they operate, strengthen cooperation with relevant local facilities and organizations, actively contribute to the stable development of local healthcare and nursing care as social infrastructure, and contribute broadly to the stable development of healthcare and nursing care through donations and other activities.」
The Company identifies support for counterparties, cooperation with local facilities and organizations, and donations as important means of contributing to local healthcare, nursing care and welfare.