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Trades about 89% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Care Service Co.,Ltd., along with its subsidiaries, provides a broad spectrum of in-home care and day services, catering to clients both in Japan and globally. Its comprehensive offerings encompass visiting bath services, general home care visits, specialized home nursing care, assistance for elderly facilities, cleaning, and "angel care," alongside adaptable small-scale and multi-functional in-home support options. Beyond direct care, the company facilitates independent living through the rental and sale of various assistive equipment. Care Service Co.,Ltd. further contributes to the care sector by conducting nursing care seminars, operating a human resources and staffing agency, offering worker dispatch services, and managing a training school for care professionals. Founded in 1970, the company is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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