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Hospital facility record

社会医療法人明和会　大曲中通病院

A summary of fields in the published hospital facility record. The facility name and other source proper names remain in Japanese unless the source supplies an English or romanized form.

Source-listed English or romanized name: Medical Corporation Meiwakai Omagari Nakadori Hospital

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Facility overview

Reported beds
106The total is from the facility survey. The source field does not say whether beds are licensed, staffed, available or occupied. If the field is blank or unspecified, this page does not infer why.
Listed specialties
11Listing does not establish that appointments are available
Municipality
大仙市Akita Prefecture
Address
秋田県大仙市大曲上栄町６番４号Original source text
Facility website
Open the facility websiteThe external site may be in Japanese.
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Public healthcare data record

Hospital Intelligence

Beds & wards

From facility facts to ward-level published reporting.

Matched to official public data

The 2024 report matched 2 ward records. Function categories below count wards; they are not bed counts.

FY2024FY2025

Current bed-function categories by ward count

Categories are reported for 2 of 2 matched wards. Wards without a published category are not assigned to a function.

  • Acute care1 wards
  • Chronic care1 wards
Comparison group

Reported-bed comparison

Comparison view

Regional context uses the same secondary medical area first and widens to the prefecture when needed.

  • Hospital
  • Same prefecture

Fewer than 15 other hospitals were available in the secondary medical area, so the comparison widened to the prefecture.

Structural peers
62
Facilities eligible for reported beds
62
Facilities with observed values
62
About these comparison conditions

The structural cohort and the facilities eligible for this metric can differ. Facilities without a verified match or an observed value are not treated as zero.

This is descriptive context. It does not establish equivalent clinical services or patient populations, and it is not a measure of quality or superiority.

Peer Engine: hospital-intelligence-peer-engine-v1 · hospital-intelligence-peer-set-v1
Facility reported beds106 beds
Peer median161.5 beds
Peer middle 50 percent110–240 beds

Reported-bed source: MHLW hospital facility information · reference date 2026-06-01 · MHLW source page

Geographic boundary source: e-Stat secondary medical-area mapping · 2024-10-01 · e-Stat source page

This uses a separate dataset and reference date from the FY2024 ward report.

Differences between published reports

Among 2 wards with a stable source ward code, name and facility link, 7 observed values differed between releases. These are publication differences; no real-world cause is inferred.

FY2024 ward report

Function reference date 2024-07-01 · patient flows use the annual period shown separately

2 wards

The em dash marks source 0 values where true zero and unanswered cannot be distinguished. Open a ward for the raw value and source location.

三病棟Chronic carePermitted bedsGeneral 46 bedsLong-term care 46 beds
Same ward key confirmed across reports
Permitted general beds
46 beds
Permitted long-term care beds
46 beds
Maximum general beds reported in use
39 bedsA reported maximum; this is not an occupancy or utilization rate.
Maximum long-term care beds reported in use
Source shows 0; true zero and unanswered cannot be distinguishedA reported maximum; this is not an occupancy or utilization rate.
New ward entries (annual)
527 entries
Ward inpatient-days (annual)
12,059 days
Ward exits (annual)
141 exitsMay include transfers between wards; it is not a hospital-wide discharge count.
Planned function at the next report date
Reported as plannedShown separately from the current function.
Field-level source locations
  • Current bed functionbed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!P2730f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • Maximum long-term care beds reported in usebed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!X2730f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • Maximum general beds reported in usebed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!T2730f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • New ward entries (annual) bed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!BG2730f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • Permitted long-term care bedsbed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!W2730f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • Permitted general bedsbed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!S2730f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • Planned function at the next report datebed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!Q2730f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • Ward exits (annual)bed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!DT2730f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • Ward inpatient-days (annual)bed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!DG2730f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
二病棟Acute carePermitted bedsGeneral 60 bedsLong-term care —
Same ward key confirmed across reports
Permitted general beds
60 beds
Permitted long-term care beds
Source shows 0; true zero and unanswered cannot be distinguished
Maximum general beds reported in use
59 bedsA reported maximum; this is not an occupancy or utilization rate.
Maximum long-term care beds reported in use
Source shows 0; true zero and unanswered cannot be distinguishedA reported maximum; this is not an occupancy or utilization rate.
New ward entries (annual)
630 entries
Ward inpatient-days (annual)
18,294 days
Ward exits (annual)
970 exitsMay include transfers between wards; it is not a hospital-wide discharge count.
Planned function at the next report date
Reported as plannedShown separately from the current function.
Field-level source locations
  • Current bed functionbed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!P2731f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • Maximum long-term care beds reported in usebed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!X2731f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • Maximum general beds reported in usebed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!T2731f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • New ward entries (annual) bed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!BG2731f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • Permitted long-term care bedsbed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!W2731f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • Permitted general bedsbed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!S2731f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • Planned function at the next report datebed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!Q2731f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • Ward exits (annual)bed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!DT2731f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
  • Ward inpatient-days (annual)bed_function_2024_ward_hokkaido_tohoku.xlsx · Sheet1!DG2731f3be40f075a007b282308bb5d59816a4fd745a3b8120acf39188fe2e334976c1
Sources, reference periods and matching
Official data

Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, Japan · Bed Function Report Open Data

Official FY2024 release page

Official FY2025 release page

Reference and refresh

Ward function report date: 2024-07-01

Patient-flow period: 2023-04-01/2024-03-31

MedOpen import: 10/6/2026

Release: 2024-2025-v1.1.1 · hospital-intelligence-beds-wards-292cf0fd5ccb

Release manifest SHA-256: 293bf394c431fa07daec71bc3284f74af1a0016100966ecb5efe5b6c0137883d

Facility match

TIER_3_EXACT_COMPOUND

NFKC + whitespace-collapsed exact name; exact 2-digit prefecture; exact 5-digit official municipality code; unique in contemporaneous P13 snapshot

Current P13 identity snapshot: 2026-06-01

Reuse and modification

Source: Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, Japan, Bed Function Report Open Data (FY2024/FY2025). Modified and linked to P13 using exact deterministic matching.

MHLW terms of use · PDL 1.0

The source code is not an official P13 identifier. Displayed rows require a unique exact facility name, prefecture and municipality match in the historical P13 snapshot, followed by unchanged current name, address and geography. Match rule: exact-name-prefecture-municipality-temporal/v1.

Ward reports may not cover all facility activity. Permitted beds, reported maximum use, ward entries/exits and inpatient-days are ward-level fields. No facility totals, occupancy rate or average length of stay are calculated.

Outpatient function

1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025 (FY2025 reporting vintage)

Linked hospitals only; not nationally representative.

Peer counts are structural / outpatient-eligible / metric observed; middle 50% is Q1–Q3.

Referral rate (annual)· Form 1

19.2%

Published annual rate: annual referred patients ÷ annual initial patients.

05 (fallback cohort) · 62/23/23
Peer median 24.9% · Q1–Q3 16.0%–67.0%

Reverse-referral rate (annual)· Form 1

12.2%

Published annual rate: annual reverse-referred patients ÷ annual initial patients.

05 (fallback cohort) · 62/23/23
Peer median 20.7% · Q1–Q3 13.6%–38.0%

Referral-focused outpatient share (initial visit)· Form 2

23.5%

Published share: referral-focused consultation-days ÷ all initial outpatient consultation-days (not people).

05 (fallback cohort) · 62/26/26
Peer median 23.0% · Q1–Q3 15.4%–44.4%

Referral-focused outpatient share (revisit)· Form 2

11.0%

Published share: referral-focused consultation-days ÷ all revisit outpatient consultation-days (not people).

05 (fallback cohort) · 62/26/26
Peer median 13.9% · Q1–Q3 5.4%–24.8%

Descriptive published values; no quality assessment or recommendation.

Source: MHLW Outpatient Function Reporting · MedOpen English labels.

Professional hospital intelligence

Facility standards

Published records

Explore notifications listed in the official Regional Bureau publication. MedOpen groups them into categories based on Japan’s medical fee schedule.

Distinct notifications listed39
Rows in the source publications85
Snapshot date2026-08-01

Notifications listed by fee-schedule category

  1. Additional medical service fees16
  2. Basic medical care fees10
  3. Unclassified7
  4. Inpatient care fees2
  5. Other2
  6. Medical management fees1
  7. Surgery1

We use sections of Japan’s medical fee schedule as categories. These MedOpen analytical groups are not official ministry categories and do not show which services a hospital provides.

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Changes across published snapshots

This compares published snapshots. First observed means first found in the MedOpen archive, not a filing date. A prior item missing from the latest snapshot does not prove withdrawal or cancellation.

First observed in the available MedOpen archive0
Observed in both published snapshots39
Observed previously, not observed in the latest snapshot0
Comparison group and published-record context

Source and reference

Release: facility-standards-notification-20261006-3ccdf50e017e1dfe

Tohoku Regional Bureau of Health and Welfare · snapshot: 2026-08-01 · published: 2026-09-15 · Official source page (Japanese)

These records show notifications listed in an official Regional Bureau publication. They do not establish care quality, actual billing or care provided, or whether a service is currently available.

Professional hospital intelligence

Clinical activity in published DPC data

This section summarizes categories and counts appearing in the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare’s published DPC data. It does not represent all hospital activity or assess quality.

The source-to-hospital identity is under review, so no DPC values are shown.

Source records

Data periods can differ by source. Specialty and facility-standard lists are shown only where a verified source-to-facility match is available.

Sources and reference periods

Source titles and official records may be in Japanese. Dates and geographic units are shown separately for each source.