In recent years, flood damage has become more frequent and severe, so we have carried out countermeasure construction work to improve the level of flood prevention measures in the basement of the main building, where important equipment is located.

The height of the waterstops that were installed when the facility was constructed in 2001 has been increased by approximately 50 cm, allowing the facility to continue providing medical services in the event of a flood.

Going forward, based on the hospital's BCP (Business Continuity Plan), we will conduct disaster prevention drills and other training sessions to ensure the smooth installation of waterstops, and will strive to ensure that we can continue to provide medical services as a core hospital in the region in the event of a disaster.