Tokushukai

Tokushukai Medical Group is the largest private healthcare organization in Japan, managing a vast network of hospitals, clinics, and nursing facilities. Established in 1973 by Torao Tokuda, the group operates under the guiding principle that all living beings are created equal, ensuring medical access for all regardless of financial status. The organization is particularly noted for its robust emergency medical services and its commitment to remaining open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Beyond patient care, Tokushukai is heavily involved in clinical research, particularly in fields like oncology, cardiovascular medicine, and regenerative therapies. The group also maintains an international presence, providing medical assistance and establishing healthcare infrastructure in developing nations. With over 70 hospitals and hundreds of smaller facilities, it represents a cornerstone of the Japanese private medical sector.