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Message -Director of Showa University Fujigaoka Hospital-
Hiroshi Takahashi, M.D., Ph.D.Director of Showa University Fujigaoka Hospital
Showa University Fujigaoka Hospital was established in July 1975, with the founding principle of “developing medical practitioners with a sense of mission and contributing to the local community through the provision of health care,” in line with the spirit of Shisei Ikkan (contributing to society with absolute sincerity and dedication), which is the original motto of Showa University.
Located in the northern part of Yokohama City, Fujigaoka Hospital is one of the core hospitals in the area that it serves.
In order to effectively fulfill this role, our institution must possess all necessary resources and competencies to allow us to provide advanced medical care constantly.
To achieve this goal, the entire staff of Fujigaoka Hospital must work together to improve the institution’s overall capabilities, in addition to having all the necessary facilities and equipment. This is how our institution can best contribute to the local community through the provision of high-quality medical care.
In addition to the conventional specialty-specific treatment of diseases and injuries, Fujigaoka Hospital offers tertiary emergency care through its emergency life-saving center, and also has a separate stroke hotline and a circulatory system hotline to respond to emergency cases 24/7.
Furthermore, our institution constantly seeks to fulfill its function as one of the core medical facilities in the area, as we are designated as a “regional medical care support hospital,” which is the main component of each region’s self-sufficiency in the provision of medical care. As such, Fujigaoka Hospital provides various specialized medical treatments and advanced examinations, surgeries, and other services that are difficult to perform at local clinics and other health facilities, and is committed to contributing to local medical care in the region, while cooperating and coordinating with other medical associations in the area.
For this purpose, Fujigaoka Hospital has set up a Regional Medical Care Coordination Center and Integrated Support Center as internal departments.
As we are also a designated hospital for assisting regional cancer treatment, we offer specialized cancer therapy, participate in the development of a coordinated and cooperative cancer treatment network in the region, and provide consultation, support, and relevant information to cancer patients.
The management and all staff at Showa University Fujigaoka Hospital, in addition to Fujigaoka Rehabilitation Hospital, are dedicated to fulfilling our professional duties by maintaining and improving our institution’s functions, especially with respect to medical safety and infection prevention, and also by exercising leadership in research and providing cutting-edge medical care and services as a major university hospital.
Located in the northern part of Yokohama City, Fujigaoka Hospital is one of the core hospitals in the area that it serves.
In order to effectively fulfill this role, our institution must possess all necessary resources and competencies to allow us to provide advanced medical care constantly.
To achieve this goal, the entire staff of Fujigaoka Hospital must work together to improve the institution’s overall capabilities, in addition to having all the necessary facilities and equipment. This is how our institution can best contribute to the local community through the provision of high-quality medical care.
In addition to the conventional specialty-specific treatment of diseases and injuries, Fujigaoka Hospital offers tertiary emergency care through its emergency life-saving center, and also has a separate stroke hotline and a circulatory system hotline to respond to emergency cases 24/7.
Furthermore, our institution constantly seeks to fulfill its function as one of the core medical facilities in the area, as we are designated as a “regional medical care support hospital,” which is the main component of each region’s self-sufficiency in the provision of medical care. As such, Fujigaoka Hospital provides various specialized medical treatments and advanced examinations, surgeries, and other services that are difficult to perform at local clinics and other health facilities, and is committed to contributing to local medical care in the region, while cooperating and coordinating with other medical associations in the area.
For this purpose, Fujigaoka Hospital has set up a Regional Medical Care Coordination Center and Integrated Support Center as internal departments.
As we are also a designated hospital for assisting regional cancer treatment, we offer specialized cancer therapy, participate in the development of a coordinated and cooperative cancer treatment network in the region, and provide consultation, support, and relevant information to cancer patients.
The management and all staff at Showa University Fujigaoka Hospital, in addition to Fujigaoka Rehabilitation Hospital, are dedicated to fulfilling our professional duties by maintaining and improving our institution’s functions, especially with respect to medical safety and infection prevention, and also by exercising leadership in research and providing cutting-edge medical care and services as a major university hospital.
General information about the hospital
The official name and location of this hospital are as follows:| Name | Showa University Fujigaoka Hospital |
| Location | 1-30 Fujigaoka, Aoba-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 227-8501, Japan |
| Phone number | +81-45-971-1151 (main) |
| URL | http://www.showa-u.ac.jp/SUHF/index.html |
| Director | Hiroshi Takahashi |
| Assistant directors | Hiroshi Suzuki, Koji Kanzaki, Kaichi Kadomatsu |
| Chairman of Training Management Committee | Yoshitaka Iso |
| Foundation | July 1975 |
| Approved bed capacity | 584 |
| Departments and specialties | Internal Medicine, Respirology, Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Hematology, Diabetology, Metabolic Medicine, Endocrinology, Nephrology, Rheumatology, Oncology, Pain Relief Medicine, Neurology, Chest Surgery, Cardiovascular Surgery, Gastroenterological Surgery, Breast Surgery, Pediatric Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Neurosurgery, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Aesthetic Surgery, Psychiatry, Pediatrics, Dermatology, Urology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Ophthalmology, Otorhinolaryngology, Rehabilitation Medicine, Radiology, Radiation Oncology, Diagnostic Pathology, Clinical Laboratory, Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, Dentistry and Oral Surgery, Anesthesiology |
| Special facilities | Emergency and Critical Care Center, Intensive Care Center (CCU, IRCU), Stroke Care Unit (SCU), Emergency Intensive Care Unit Ward (EIU) |
| Number of full-time employees | 1,238 (as of April 1, 2021) Doctors: 264 Nurses: 705 Others: 269 |
| Average number of patients received a day | Outpatients: 851.0 Inpatients: 422.4 (in business year 2020) |
| Average number of days in hospital stay | 11.0days (in business year 2020) |
| Average bed occupancy rate | 73.8% (in business year 2020) |
| Number of surgeries performed | 4,990 (in business year 2020) |
| Number of ambulance transports received | 7,591 (in business year 2020) |
| Number of child deliveries | 445 (in business year 2020) |
| Number of autopsies | 14 (in business year 2020) |
In-disaster Medical Hub Hospital
As of November 29, 1996, this hospital was designated as a Kanagawa Prefecture In-disaster Medical Hub Hospital, based on which we have been continuously maintaining and improving our readiness to accept and care for sick or wounded people in the event of disaster. We maintain an in-hospital stock of drinking water, medical supplies and food for emergency and disaster response purposes.Floor Guide
General
| 9th floor | 9th floor inpatient ward, rehabilitation room |
| 8th floor | 8th floor east inpatient ward, 8th floor west inpatient ward |
| 7th floor | 7th floor east inpatient ward, 7th floor west inpatient ward, SCU (Stroke Care Unit) |
| 6th floor | 6th floor east inpatient ward, 6th floor west inpatient ward |
| 5th floor | 5th floor east inpatient ward, 5th floor west inpatient ward, 5th floor south inpatient ward |
| 4th floor | 4th floor east inpatient ward, 4th floor west inpatient ward, 4th floor south inpatient ward |
| 3rd floor | Emergency and Critical Care Center, ER, emergency ward, EIU, Intensive Care Center, operation rooms, cardiac catheterization, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, Emergency Care Office (after-hours reception) |
| 2nd floor | Outpatient clinics (Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Neuropsychiatry, Dermatology, Radiology, Surgery, Cardiovascular Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Otorhinolaryngology, Urology, Stroke Center, Breast Center, Cleft Lip and Palate Center), intravenous therapy, radiological examination reception, test reception (blood and urine collection), health insurance check counter, clinical laboratory support room |
| 1st floor | Physiological function tests, Endoscopy Center, Dialysis Center, Oncology Center, nuclear medical scan, dentistry, New Patient Registration, Return Visit Check-in, security post , health insurance check counter, Payment Center, Integrated Support Center, Regional Medical Referral Center, Administration Office, Natural Lawson, Tully’s, lounge |
| 1st basement floor | CT scan, MRI scan, Hospital Pharmacy, nutritional guidance, restaurant |
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