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Trades about 246% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Tokyo, Japan, in 2001, Value HR Co.,Ltd. specializes in providing a wide array of healthcare services. The company is primarily involved in the conceptualization, development, operation, and administration of its Value Cafeteria welfare support system. For businesses, Value HR offers consultancy on establishing health insurance associations, industrial health services, welfare programs, and acts as an agent for medical checkups. Additionally, it supports health insurance societies and health checkup facilities with administrative outsourcing, temporary staffing solutions, health management and data analytics assistance, probate services, and electronic application system implementation. The company further provides bespoke systems, including a web-based metabo countermeasure support system, a stress check system, and a medical expense itemization notification system.
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