General wards
- Weekdays
- 2:00–8:00 PM.
- Sundays and national holidays
- 11:00 a.m.–8:00 PM.
Kosei Hospital
Tokyo disaster base hospital
Tokyo disaster base hospital
| a.m. | 8:30-11:30 AM. (appointments start at 9AM.) |
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| p.m. | Outpatient consultations are provided by appointment only,with exceptions for the following:
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| a.m. | 8:30-11:30 AM. (appointments start at 9AM.) |
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Located on the first basement, our parking accommodates up to 90 cars.
Fee: 400 yen per 60 minutes
*Outpatients can use the parking lot for free of charge up to three hours. Please ask for ticketing at the cashier. (Please ask at Emergency Reception on Sunday, holiday, or a weekday between 17:00 and 9:00.)
*The machine at the exit gate does not accept a 10,000-yen bill. To use it, please pay at the machine next to the security counter at the entrance of the first basement, before you go back to your car.
Outpatient care
Hospital admission
Visitation hours are as follows to ensure patients’ recuperation and comfort. All hospital ward floors require a security card key for entrance. All visitors are asked to follow the procedures specified on the first floor.
Visitation hours, 24 hours a day
Visitors must fill out required documentation and security procedures at the Disaster Prevention Center located to the left of the main entrance on the 1st floor. You will be given a Visitor Permit following completion of the procedure. Please wear the permit around your neck. Also note that staff members and security personnel may inquire for security reasons if your Visitor Permit cannot be confirmed.
A new fee will be implemented for use of interpretation tablets beginning in October 2020. The additional fees, available languages, time, and registration procedures are as follows.
【Fees(for medical treatment covered by health insurance)】
Outpatient: 3000 yen/visit as well as for each department with a medical appointment in the same day (excluding tax)
Inpatient: 1000 yen/day (excluding tax) x number of hospitalization days
【Available languages, times】
Visual and auditory medical interpretation: face-to-face interpretation by operator visualized over tablet screen.
Monday - Friday 8:30-18:30 English and Chinese
Telephone medical interpretation: auditory interpretation by operator over interpretation tablet.
1) Available 8:30 - 24:00 (365 days): English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Nepalese, Thai, Korean, Myanmar, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese
2) Prior reservation required (Monday - Friday): Tagalog, Indonesian, French, Cantonese, Mongolian, Hindi, Persian
Registration procedures: Please sign the interpretation tablet usage form and the consent forms prior to use.
The forms are available at the initial visit patient window.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
The philosophy of Kosei Hospital is “Shinkan” (a Buddhism term that means ‘seeing truth’): Make accurate observations and provide proper aid and treatment. It covers the accurate observation of patients' views of the world and their ways of thinking, their families, and other circumstances that surround them, along with their physical condition and disease state in clinical practice. In light of this philosophy, Kosei Hospital fully communicates with patients and their families, and provides the necessary support to aid in decision-making so that patients can receive the appropriate good quality medical care that they truly desire.
Some of the practices at Kosei Hospital are:
1. Response to the refusal of blood transfusions for religious reasons:
If a patient has clearly expressed that he/she refuses medical procedures associated with blood transfusions because it is against his/her religious beliefs, Kosei Hospital will respect the wishes of the patient whenever possible while providing medical care. However, if it is considered necessary to save the patient’s life, Kosei Hospital will transfuse the patient with the least amount of blood possible.
1. Response to the refusal of blood transfusions for religious reasons:
If a patient has clearly expressed that he/she refuses medical procedures associated with blood transfusions because it is against his/her religious beliefs, Kosei Hospital will respect the wishes of the patient whenever possible while providing medical care. However, if it is considered necessary to save the patient’s life, Kosei Hospital will transfuse the patient with the least amount of blood possible.
2.Provision of medical care at the last stage of life:
Kosei Hospital has established Guidelines for Medical Care at the Last Stage of Life. In accordance with these guidelines, Kosei Hospital will provide medical care services and decide the policy of the treatment to be provided.
3.Approaches to DNAR (Do Not Attempt Resuscitation) orders:
Based on the Guidelines for Medical Care at the Last Stage of Life, Kosei Hospital has especially established Guidelines for Do Not Attempt Resuscitation (DNAR) Orders. Kosei Hospital will give DNAR orders in accordance with these guidelines.
4.Efforts to enhance informed consent procedures:
From the viewpoint of enhancing informed consent procedures, Kosei Hospital will, in principle, obtain informed consent from a patient not only when the patient undergoes surgery, but also when he/she receives a physically invasive examination or medicine that may cause a serious adverse drug reaction. Patients give their consent only after receiving an explanation based on the previously prepared detailed written information.
5.Preparations for patients who cannot fully understand Japanese:
Kosei Hospital has been certified by the JMIP (Japan Medical Service Accreditation for International Patients).
Because the Japanese language is used while providing medical care services at Kosei Hospital, the Leaflet for Use of Medical Interpreters has been prepared to provide information on the use of medical interpreter services for patients who cannot fully understand Japanese. In addition, Kosei Hospital lends tablet devices to patients who wish to use them for translation.
Comprehensive medical checkups
and routine health checkups
Kosei Hospital offers comprehensive medical checkups.
