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KMU Kori Hospital

KMU Kori Hospital

Becoming a Hospital with Greater Trust from Local Residents

Hospital Overview

KMU Kori Hospital opened in July 2010 as a core hospital to serve as a municipal hospital in the City of Neyagawa. The facility includes the Kidney Disease Center (30 beds) mainly for outpatients on maintenance dialysis and outpatient chemotherapy rooms (10 beds) mainly for patients with diseases related to breast surgery. Seeking to become a community-based hospital, the hospital has a medical care system that is accessible by local residents. For example, it is open for early evening consultations thanks to its accessibility, direct access from Korien Station on the Keihan Line via a pedestrian deck, and elimination of an additional fee for a first-time patient without a referral.
We have enhanced the medical care system through the establishment of cross-departmental centers such as the Osteoporosis Center and Mammography Center as well as the General Clinical Department; moreover, an ER system was established for this Hospital to serve as an emergency care facility in January 2022.
Looking ahead at the aging of the community, the functions of the Nursing and Welfare Department were expanded by opening the KMU Visiting Nurses' Station Kori (home nursing care), the KMU Care Plan Center Kori (Home Nursing Care Support Office), and the KMU Day Care Center Kori (outpatient rehabilitation) to create a seamless treatment system from acute-stage illness to home medical care after discharge. KMU Kori Hospital aims to cooperate with these home nursing care units and to widely provide highly specialized medical information and medical technology to the region through close cooperation among four hospitals along the Keihan Line, while serving as an educational hospital in order to foster and train medical professionals, a mission of a university hospital.

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