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Trades about 1,417% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
MRSO, Inc. provides a robust platform for managing appointments for a variety of medical check-ups and health screenings. Its offerings primarily consist of the Health Care Platform (HCPF), DX services, and solutions for large-scale vaccination efforts. The HCPF enables individuals to book medical examinations online through its dedicated MRSO.jp portal. The DX service, on the other hand, implements a web-based reservation system (MRS) for health check-ups and examinations, which seamlessly integrates with healthcare providers' own websites. Furthermore, the company facilitates online scheduling for widespread new coronavirus vaccination programs. Established on February 6, 2015, by founder Tsunegoro Nishino, MRSO, Inc. is based in Tokyo, Japan.
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