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Rising Demand for Medical and Long-Term Care Services with Population Aging and Pressure on Social Security and Community Healthcare

First written in FY2026-H1. . Latest entry: FY2026-H1.

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Rising healthcare costs due to population aging and transformation of the healthcare systemA theme 12 companies write about · 7 as a headwind · 1 as a tailwind

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  1. FY2026-H1First statedAnnual report

    「Under the late-stage elderly healthcare system, the out-of-pocket share of medical expenses for people aged 75 or over is reduced from 30% to 10%, except for those with income above a certain level, increasing the medical costs borne by the government. In particular, concern has been raised over higher social security costs in 2025, when the baby-boomer generation will enter the late-stage elderly population. In addition, demand for medical and nursing care from this large generation is expected to increase sharply, raising concerns that the current healthcare and nursing-care systems will be unable to respond fully, potentially leading to the collapse of regional healthcare and a shortage of nursing-care services.」

    The company newly identifies concerns over rising social security costs as the baby-boomer generation enters the late-stage elderly population, a sharp increase in healthcare and nursing-care demand, the collapse of regional healthcare and shortages of nursing-care services. The disclosure specifies ages of 75, a reduction in the out-of-pocket share from 30% to 10%, and 2025, but does not state that regional healthcare collapse or other events have actually occurred.
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