Musashino Hospital is a 132-bed acute care hospital. The building was planned along the road and blends in with the surrounding scenery to create a refreshing sight.
Equipped with comprehensive facilities such as a hybrid ER and high care unit, we aim to be a reliable hospital in the local area.
Musashino Hospital Photo Story: A reliable acute care hospital
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Aiming to be a hospital that is wanted in the local community...
Musashino Hospital, Medical Corporation Koyukai
Musashino Hospital is a 132-bed acute care hospital built along the road just two minutes from Ogawa Station on the Seibu Kokubunji Line and Haijima Line. It was planned as a hospital that the local community wanted. Blending in with the surrounding scenery, it creates a refreshing landscape, and the large, eye-catching advertisement at the station also makes a strong presence.
Construction work progressed steadily, with safety first in mind for all work involving local residents and major roads.
All work, including the use of large cranes to assemble the steel frames and the passage of large vehicles to transport materials, was carried out with safety as the top priority.
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The hospital is equipped with emergency facilities and equipment comparable to those of a large hospital, giving patients and their families a sense of security and trust.
Equipped with a hybrid ER, one of only two facilities in Tokyo, the hospital is ready to accept emergency patients 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It also has a fully equipped operating room with an artificial heart-lung machine.
The facility has a clean, spacious waiting lobby, and the wards are equipped with patient-first private rooms and wooden decks.
A spacious lobby where you can relax while waiting. Large numbers on the doors of the examination rooms guide you to the right room without getting lost. From the rooms in the ward, you can see the scenery of Musashino, and on a clear day, you can even see Mount Fuji. Although patients cannot go outside onto the balcony in the corner of the ward, it is a relaxing space for patients.
