Shinagawa now provides Japanese-standard healthcare in PH
Shinagawa Lasik & Aesthetics amplifies its services in the Philippines.
From left to right: Taguig City District II Councilor Jomil Bryan C. Serna, Sanya Lopez, Congresswoman Caroline L. Tanchay, Taguig City Mayor Lani Cayetano, Ellen Adarna, Masako Uemori, President of Shinagawa Philippines, Koji Miyashita, President, and CEO of IPS Inc.
Following the demands and needs in healthcare, Shinagawa now offers comprehensive Japanese-standard healthcare services with its specialized facility – SHINAGAWA DIAGNOSTIC AND PREVENTIVE CARE CENTER.
“The global Covid-19 pandemic has changed the people’s mindset when it comes to healthcare,” observes Shinagawa Philippines President Masako Uemori. “Filipinos, for example, are now more conscious of their health embracing the benefits of preventive healthcare. We saw this as an opportunity to offer more healthcare services in addition to our existing eye care.
BEYOND EYE CARE
The brand new medical facility provides services centered on diagnostic testing and preventive care. It also offers comprehensive and all-in medical checkup and screening services to all clients of all ages.
Boasting of its state of the art facilities, Shinagawa is on the forefront of its medical philosophy providing holistic health needs for Filipinos of all ages. Patients may now avail of an all-inclusive health checkups.
“With our globally-competitive medical experts and state of the art technology, we can assure of giving you only the best healthcare services,” Uemori boasts. “Early detection of illnesses allows patients more time to seek effective medicines or procedures that can ultimately lessen or cure their symptoms. To quote a famous line, “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.”
SHINAGAWA AS HEALTH PARTNER
The Shinagawa Diagnostic and Preventive Care Center positions itself as the first one-stop medical hub that offers Japanese-standard health services providing a full lineup of comprehensive diagnostic tests and customizable screenings. These include brain exams (MRI/MRA), full body exams (CT scan), digestive scans (ultrasound and endoscopy), women’s exams (mammography and ultrasound), among other medical checkups.
Eumori announced that the Shinagawa Diagnostic and Preventive Care Center is in the process of obtaining accreditation with all major Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) providers in the country to make its services more convenient and accessible to all Filipinos.
“It’s our commitment to providing high quality and world-class healthcare accessible for individuals and organizations through HMO partnerships.”
EASY AND CONVENIENT MEDICAL CHECK UPS
With its high tech facilities, medical check ups are done with ease and convenience – from booking, to undergoing procedures, to claiming results.
Patients are given all the information needed to guide them through each diagnostic exam upon confirmation of appointment. Each patient is given clear directions to navigate the whole medical hub, which is housed on the 8th and 23rd floor of Ore Central Building at the Bonifacio Global City in Taguig.
On the 8th floor, patients and their companions can relax and wait at the main lounge. The medical tests such as Computerized Tomography (CT) scan, Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Endoscopy are done here; while the rest of the general medical checkups as well as the women’s exams are conducted at the right and left wing; respectively, on the 23rd floor.
Aside from screening and imaging tests, Shinagawa also practices double reading and consultation with Japanese medical experts to ensure high precision of diagnosis and treatment plans. Patients can expect no waiting time as the Diagnostic and Preventive Care Center delivers same-day results. This is made possible through the Japanese Health Checkup Information System, which increases operational efficiency.
“Shinagawa’s commitment of ‘health and well-being for all’ is aligned with our continuous expansions and innovations by providing Filipinos with diagnostic and preventive care,” concludes Uemori.
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