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Trades about 52% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
HYUGA PRIMARY CARE Co.,Ltd., established in 2007 and based in Kasuga, Japan, specializes in delivering a variety of primary care services, encompassing home-visit pharmacies, nursing support, and personalized care planning. The company extends its expertise to small and medium-sized pharmacy operators, equipping them with the necessary knowledge, technological systems, staffing solutions, and sales strategies to launch and manage their home visiting pharmacy operations. This includes providing their "Fam Care" home visit support information system, offering on-call system assistance, and guiding them in home palliative care. Furthermore, HYUGA PRIMARY CARE manages "Tai Support," an online platform that aids medical social workers in locating suitable senior housing options, such as assisted living facilities, private nursing homes, and group homes. The firm also develops the "Mimamori ICT Robot Terminal," a wearable device specifically designed for nursing care facilities. In addition to these services, it directly operates its own home visiting pharmacy, delivering prescription medications straight to patients' residences, and plays a significant role in the broader primary care home sector. The company changed its name from Hyuga Pharmacy Co., Ltd. to HYUGA PRIMARY CARE Co.,Ltd. in October 2020.
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