Kyouwakai Healthcare Corporation Hannan Hospital

Payment of hospitalization expenses

An invoice for the month is generated at the end of the month and is sent by post or given in person in the middle of the following month. The deadline for payment is the last day of the month the invoice is issued. On the day the patient is released from hospital, payment for up to the day of release is requested (the amount of payment can be checked the day before release).
Please make payments in cash or with credit cards (lump-sum payments only) at the cashier’s counter, by bank transfer, postal money order, or convenience stores.
*We only accept credit card payments for deposits for overnight hospital stays. Credit card payments are only accepted from Monday to Friday (excluding holidays) between 9:00 and 17:00.
*Patients and their families are responsible for paying the handling and postage fees of payments made by bank transfer and postal money order.

List of insurance categories

Type of insurance	Security deposit	Copay	Food and medical expenses
Social insurance	¥100,000	30%	¥460 per meal Nontaxable households are charged separately
National Health Insurance		30%
Pensioner’s Certificate		10% / 30% People with an income equivalent to a person in fulltime employment
Medical insurance for the elderly aged 75 or over
Various social benefits certificates

Copay limit (patients under 70 or if the patient has applied for a high cost medical expense limit approval)

Copay category	Copay limit equivalent to a month's expense
A	¥252,600 + (medical expense - ¥842,000) x 1%
B	¥167,400 + (medical expense - ¥558,000) x 1%
C	¥80,100 + (medical expense - ¥267,000) x 1%
D	¥57,600
E	¥35,400

Copay for food and medical expense (for nontaxable households)

¥210 (1 meal)	Up to 90 days of hospitalization (for patients aged 70 and over when their number of days of hospital stay corresponds to 90 days, and patients under Category II).
¥160 (1 meal)	91 days from hospitalization (for patients aged 70 and over when their number of days of hospital stay corresponds to 90 days, and patients under Category II).
¥100 (1 meal)	Patients aged 70 and over in Category I.

Room charges (Copay / per day including tax)

Ward D1 Paediatric Psychiatry Unit	Private room	¥220
Ward D3 Geriatric Psychiatry Unit	Ordinary private room	¥2,200
Ward E3 Mental Care Unit	2-patient room Ordinary private room Special private room	¥1,650 ¥3,300/ ¥3,850/ ¥4,950 ¥6,050
Ward F2 Dementia Care Unit	2-patient room / 4-patient room Ordinary private room	¥220 ¥2,200
Ward F3 Dementia Care Unit	2-patient room / 4-patient room Ordinary private room	¥220 ¥1,100
Ward H1 Medical Psychiatric Unit	4-patient room Ordinary private room Special private room	¥220 ¥2,200 ¥6,600
Ward H2, Ward H3 Emergency Psychiatric Unit	4-patient room Ordinary private room Open private room	¥220 ¥220 ¥1,100

Blades and other sharp objects

Example:

Knife, needle, razor blade, electric shaver, can opener, fork, kitchen knife, nail clipper, nose hair scissors, sewing kit, screw drivers and tools, umbrella.

Home appliance with an electrical cord, Audio/Video machines, PC, and other communication devices

Example:

Cell phone, audio player with an electrical cord, camera (all types), home appliance with a cord, hairdryer, PC, radio / wireless machines, wireless LAN card, internet access device, electrical kettle, electrical blanket, cooking equipment, air-conditioning system (Battery operated audio player is permitted. Be sure to use the earphones so that the others are not disturbed by the sound).

Combustible items, toxic substances, deleterious substances, organic solvent

Example:

Lighter (incl. fuel), replacement gas canister, combustible liquid fuel, air freshener, solid fuel, insecticide, mosquito stick, Vape Mat (insecticide), Haiter (kitchen bleach), glue, chemicals specified as toxic or deleterious (You will require approval from your primary physician to bring in medication that is not prescribed by us. Please enquire at the nurses' station).

Food (fresh food), perishable food, food that has a pungent smell, alcoholic beverages

Example:

Kimchi, garlic, sun-dried horse mackerel, perishable food (fresh fish, sushi and eggs are permitted if they are eaten during visitation food cannot be stored in the nurses'station), all alcoholic beverages.

Should a member of staff deems that an item that is not listed above is inappropriate to be kept in the ward in the interest of safety, the item in question will be kept by us or be taken home by the patient's family.

Smoking

A complete non-smoking policy enforced throughout the premises

Telephones and cell phones

There are public telephones available in the wards which only accept telephone cards. Telephone cards can be purchased from the Hospital kiosk.

Cell phones are kept in safekeeping and cannot be used in the wards. In the case of voluntary admission, cell phones can be used outside the wards between 09:00 and 17:00. Please note that cell phones cannot be used during the night.