Risk of responding to revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System and long-term care reimbursement rates
First written in FY2016. 19 of 24 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2025.
1 other company's latest entry also says "Restated".
- FY2025RestatedAnnual report
「The FY2024 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System call for further deepening and promotion of the community-based integrated care system connecting healthcare and long-term care, as well as evidence-based long-term care using LIFE, support for independence and prevention of the progression of care needs through integrated initiatives in rehabilitation and functional training, oral health and nutrition, among other measures.」
The Company reconfirms the details of the FY2024 revisions and the need to respond to community-based integrated care, evidence-based long-term care, support for independence, and healthcare and long-term care DX, among other matters. - FY2025-H1RestatedAnnual report
「The FY2024 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System call for further deepening and promotion of the community-based integrated care system connecting healthcare and long-term care, as well as evidence-based long-term care using LIFE, support for independence and prevention of the progression of care needs through integrated initiatives in rehabilitation and functional training, oral health and nutrition, among other measures.」
The Company reconfirms the FY2024 revisions concerning deeper community-based integrated care, evidence-based long-term care using LIFE, support for independence and prevention of the progression of care needs, and healthcare and long-term care DX, among other matters. - FY2024-Q2Update to the system revision detailsAnnual report
「The FY2024 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System call for further deepening and promotion of the community-based integrated care system connecting healthcare and long-term care, as well as evidence-based long-term care using LIFE, support for independence and prevention of the progression of care needs through integrated initiatives in rehabilitation and functional training, oral health and nutrition. While even greater coordination between healthcare and long-term care and efficiency in long-term care operations are being sought, the revisions also call for sustainable long-term care operations through improvements in the treatment of long-term care staff and productivity and the creation of more employee-friendly workplaces, including incentives related to healthcare DX and long-term care DX.」
In addition to the previous description of system revisions, the Company describes the FY2024 revisions concerning deeper community-based integrated care, evidence-based long-term care using LIFE, support for independence and prevention of the progression of care needs, healthcare and long-term care DX, improved treatment of long-term care staff, and productivity improvements. - FY2024-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「The FY2021 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System newly included strengthening preparedness for infectious diseases and disasters. In addition to further promoting the community-based integrated care system, using ICT and expanding the long-term care workforce from the perspective of establishing systems capable of providing high-quality and efficient long-term care services, the revisions newly added the promotion of evidence-based long-term care initiatives using LIFE (CHASE + VISIT). Accordingly, even greater efficiency in service delivery is being sought throughout the healthcare and long-term care sectors.」
The Company reconfirms the FY2021 revisions concerning infectious disease and disaster preparedness, the use of ICT, expansion of the long-term care workforce, and promotion of evidence-based long-term care using LIFE. - FY2023-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「The FY2021 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System newly included strengthening preparedness for infectious diseases and disasters. In addition to further promoting the community-based integrated care system, using ICT and expanding the long-term care workforce from the perspective of establishing systems capable of providing high-quality and efficient long-term care services, the revisions newly added the promotion of evidence-based long-term care initiatives using LIFE (CHASE + VISIT). Accordingly, even greater efficiency in service delivery is being sought throughout the healthcare and long-term care sectors.」
The Company reconfirms the FY2021 revisions concerning infectious disease and disaster preparedness, the use of ICT, expansion of the long-term care workforce, and promotion of evidence-based long-term care using LIFE. - FY2022-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「The FY2021 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System newly included strengthening preparedness for infectious diseases and disasters. In addition to further promoting the community-based integrated care system, using ICT and expanding the long-term care workforce from the perspective of establishing systems capable of providing high-quality and efficient long-term care services, the revisions newly added the promotion of evidence-based long-term care initiatives using LIFE (CHASE + VISIT), among other measures.」
The Company reconfirms the FY2021 revisions concerning infectious disease and disaster preparedness, the use of ICT, expansion of the long-term care workforce, and promotion of evidence-based long-term care using LIFE. - FY2021MaterialisedAnnual report
「The Long-Term Care Insurance Act is periodically reviewed in its entirety, and necessary revisions and other measures are implemented based on the results of those reviews (Article 2 of the Supplementary Provisions of the Long-Term Care Insurance Act). Long-term care fees are also reviewed once every 3 years, and the Long-Term Care Insurance Act and long-term care fees were revised in 2021.」
The Company states that the Long-Term Care Insurance Act and long-term care fees were revised in 2021 in connection with the risk of system revisions. - FY2021-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「The FY2021 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System newly included strengthening preparedness for infectious diseases and disasters. In addition to further promoting the community-based integrated care system, using ICT and expanding the long-term care workforce from the perspective of establishing systems capable of providing high-quality and efficient long-term care services, the revisions newly added the promotion of evidence-based long-term care initiatives using LIFE (CHASE + VISIT). Accordingly, even greater efficiency in service delivery is being sought throughout the healthcare and long-term care sectors.」
The Company reconfirms the FY2021 revisions concerning infectious disease and disaster preparedness, the use of ICT, expansion of the long-term care workforce, and promotion of evidence-based long-term care using LIFE. - FY2021-Q2Update to the system revision detailsAnnual report
「The FY2021 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System newly included strengthening preparedness for infectious diseases and disasters. In addition to further promoting the community-based integrated care system, using ICT and expanding the long-term care workforce from the perspective of establishing systems capable of providing high-quality and efficient long-term care services, the revisions newly added the promotion of evidence-based long-term care initiatives using LIFE (CHASE + VISIT). Accordingly, even greater efficiency in service delivery is being sought throughout the healthcare and long-term care sectors.」
The Company describes the new elements of the FY2021 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System: strengthening preparedness for infectious diseases and disasters, using ICT, expanding the long-term care workforce, and promoting evidence-based long-term care using LIFE (CHASE + VISIT). - FY2021-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「The 2018 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System called for further promotion of the community-based integrated care system, the use of ICT and expansion of the long-term care workforce, from the perspective of establishing systems capable of providing high-quality and efficient long-term care services. The revisions also made the promotion of coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in each municipality mandatory under the Long-Term Care Insurance Act, creating an even greater need for efficiency in service delivery throughout the healthcare and long-term care sectors.」
The Company reconfirms the 2018 revisions concerning community-based integrated care, the use of ICT, expansion of the long-term care workforce, and the mandatory coordination of home healthcare and long-term care services by municipalities. - FY2020-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「The 2018 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System called for further promotion of the community-based integrated care system, the use of ICT and expansion of the long-term care workforce, from the perspective of establishing systems capable of providing high-quality and efficient long-term care services. The revisions also made the promotion of coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in each municipality mandatory under the Long-Term Care Insurance Act, creating an even greater need for efficiency in service delivery throughout the healthcare and long-term care sectors.」
The Company reconfirms the 2018 revisions concerning community-based integrated care, the use of ICT, expansion of the long-term care workforce, and the mandatory coordination of home healthcare and long-term care services by municipalities. - FY2020-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「The 2018 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System called for further promotion of the community-based integrated care system, the use of ICT and expansion of the long-term care workforce, from the perspective of establishing systems capable of providing high-quality and efficient long-term care services. The revisions also made the promotion of coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in each municipality mandatory under the Long-Term Care Insurance Act, creating an even greater need for efficiency in service delivery throughout the healthcare and long-term care sectors.」
The Company reconfirms the 2018 revisions concerning community-based integrated care, the use of ICT, expansion of the long-term care workforce, and the mandatory coordination of home healthcare and long-term care services by municipalities. - FY2020-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「The 2018 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System called for further promotion of the community-based integrated care system, the use of ICT and expansion of the long-term care workforce, from the perspective of establishing systems capable of providing high-quality and efficient long-term care services. The revisions also made the promotion of coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in each municipality mandatory under the Long-Term Care Insurance Act, creating an even greater need for efficiency in service delivery throughout the healthcare and long-term care sectors.」
The Company reconfirms the 2018 revisions concerning community-based integrated care, the use of ICT, expansion of the long-term care workforce, and the mandatory coordination of home healthcare and long-term care services by municipalities. - FY2019-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「The 2018 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System called for further promotion of the community-based integrated care system, the use of ICT and expansion of the long-term care workforce, from the perspective of establishing systems capable of providing high-quality and efficient long-term care services. The revisions also made the promotion of coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in each municipality mandatory under the Long-Term Care Insurance Act, creating an even greater need for efficiency in service delivery throughout the healthcare and long-term care sectors.」
The Company reconfirms the 2018 revisions concerning community-based integrated care, the use of ICT, expansion of the long-term care workforce, and the mandatory coordination of home healthcare and long-term care services by municipalities. - FY2019-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「The 2018 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System called for further promotion of the community-based integrated care system, the use of ICT and expansion of the long-term care workforce, from the perspective of establishing systems capable of providing high-quality and efficient long-term care services. The revisions also made the promotion of coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in each municipality mandatory under the Long-Term Care Insurance Act, creating an even greater need for efficiency in service delivery throughout the healthcare and long-term care sectors.」
The Company reconfirms the 2018 revisions concerning community-based integrated care, the use of ICT, expansion of the long-term care workforce, and the mandatory coordination of home healthcare and long-term care services by municipalities. - FY2019-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「The FY2018 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System called for further promotion of the community-based integrated care system, the use of ICT and expansion of the long-term care workforce, from the perspective of establishing systems capable of providing high-quality and efficient long-term care services. The revisions also made the promotion of coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in each municipality mandatory under the Long-Term Care Insurance Act, creating an even greater need for efficiency in service delivery throughout the healthcare and long-term care sectors.」
The Company reconfirms the FY2018 revisions concerning community-based integrated care, the use of ICT, expansion of the long-term care workforce, and the mandatory coordination of home healthcare and long-term care services by municipalities. - FY2018MaterialisedAnnual report
「The Long-Term Care Insurance Act and long-term care fees were revised in 2018. If the Long-Term Care Insurance Act or long-term care fees are revised, timely system development will be required to respond to those revisions.」
The Company states that the Long-Term Care Insurance Act and long-term care fees were revised in 2018, making the need for timely system development in response to system revisions a reality. - FY2018-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「The FY2015 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System called for enhanced community support services, including the implementation of coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in all municipalities by April 2018, from the perspective of establishing a community-based integrated care system and ensuring equitable cost-sharing.」
The policy direction for implementing coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in all municipalities by April 2018, together with the call for greater efficiency among long-term care providers, is reiterated. - FY2018-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「The FY2015 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System called for enhanced community support services, including the implementation of coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in all municipalities by April 2018, from the perspective of establishing a community-based integrated care system and ensuring equitable cost-sharing.」
The policy direction for implementing coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in all municipalities by April 2018 is reiterated. - FY2018-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「The FY2015 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System called for enhanced community support services, including the implementation of coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in all municipalities by April 2018, from the perspective of establishing a community-based integrated care system and ensuring equitable cost-sharing.」
The policy direction for implementing coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in all municipalities by April 2018 is reiterated. - FY2017-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「The FY2015 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System called for enhanced community support services, including the implementation of coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in all municipalities by April 2018, from the perspective of establishing a community-based integrated care system and ensuring equitable cost-sharing.」
The policy direction for implementing coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in all municipalities by April 2018 is reiterated. - FY2017-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「The FY2015 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System called for enhanced community support services, including the implementation of coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in all municipalities by April 2018, from the perspective of establishing a community-based integrated care system and ensuring equitable cost-sharing.」
The policy direction for implementing coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in all municipalities by April 2018 is reiterated. - FY2017-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「The FY2015 revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance System called for enhanced community support services, including the implementation of coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in all municipalities by April 2018, from the perspective of establishing a community-based integrated care system and ensuring equitable cost-sharing.」
The system revisions set out the policy direction for implementing coordinated home healthcare and long-term care services in all municipalities by April 2018. - FY2016First statedAnnual report
「The Long-Term Care Insurance Act is periodically reviewed in its entirety, and necessary revisions and other measures are implemented based on the results of those reviews (Article 2 of the Supplementary Provisions of the Long-Term Care Insurance Act). Long-term care fees are also reviewed once every 3 years, and the Long-Term Care Insurance Act and long-term care fees were revised in 2015.」
The risk that timely system development will be required in response to periodic revisions to the Long-Term Care Insurance Act and long-term care fees.