Secondary medical area

南西部 area profile

This planning area groups municipalities in Saitama Prefecture. Its facility values describe providers located within the area; they do not measure where residents receive care or travel for treatment.

Published figures

Constituent municipalities
7
Municipalities with listed hospitals
7
Listed hospitals
30
Grouped by facility location
Reported beds
5,629
Reported values from 30 of 30 listed hospitals are included; hospitals without a reported total are excluded from the sum. The source field does not say whether beds are licensed, staffed, available or occupied.
Hospital data reference period
1 June 2026
Resident population
738,733
Available for 7 constituent municipalities
Listed hospitals per 100,000 residents
4.06
Provider-location numerator and resident-population denominator; not a measure of access or capacity

Constituent municipalities

The list follows the official area-to-municipality mapping. Municipality and facility counts are presented at their published geographic units; no resident-utilization estimate is inferred.

  • 新座市 · 6 listed hospitals · 1,039 reported beds from 6 hospitals with reported values
  • 和光市 · 5 listed hospitals · 1,281 reported beds from 5 hospitals with reported values
  • 富士見市 · 5 listed hospitals · 656 reported beds from 5 hospitals with reported values
  • 入間郡 / 三芳町 · 5 listed hospitals · 1,105 reported beds from 5 hospitals with reported values
  • 朝霞市 · 4 listed hospitals · 740 reported beds from 4 hospitals with reported values
  • ふじみ野市 · 3 listed hospitals · 610 reported beds from 3 hospitals with reported values
  • 志木市 · 2 listed hospitals · 198 reported beds from 2 hospitals with reported values

Sources and reference periods

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

  • Municipality membership follows the official table as of 1 October 2024 and is matched using five-digit municipality codes.
  • Facility, resident-population, bed-function, outpatient-function, DPC and physician figures are descriptive aggregations. Each retains its own reference period and reporting scope.
  • These figures do not indicate healthcare quality, need, adequacy, shortage, access, recommendation or rank.
  • Facility-level datasets are not joined unless the source and product contract support that join.