Japan System Techniques Co.,Ltd. will deploy its PHR app “TomoBe” in Wakayama Prefecture’s infrastructure development project for specific health guidance. The service is scheduled to launch on 28 May 2026, and this is expected to be the app’s first deployment. The company also expects the use of ICT and PHR to improve implementation rates and enable ongoing support.
Japan System Techniques Co.,Ltd. has decided to deploy its PHR app “TomoBe” in Wakayama Prefecture’s infrastructure development project for specific health guidance. The service is scheduled to launch on 28 May 2026, and this is expected to be the first deployment under the project.
Wakayama Prefecture has identified improving the implementation rate of specific health guidance as a key issue and aims to improve both implementation rates and outcomes by using ICT and PHR in addition to conventional face-to-face methods. The prefecture will strengthen its framework for continuously monitoring and supporting changes in daily behaviour.
TomoBe provides ongoing support through the integration of life-log and health-screening data. Its ease of use, with functions focused on those required for health guidance, was highly evaluated, leading to its deployment.
The deployment is expected to improve the implementation rate and continuity of health guidance, establish lasting behavioural changes among participants, improve and enhance the efficiency of health programs, and contribute to more appropriate healthcare spending.