Tokiwakai Group strives to provide the best dialysis environment with the latest medical care and equipment.
In addition to medical care, we aim to provide holistic care to support all needs of patients’ daily life.

Jyoban Hospital can perform hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and kidney transplantation for treating chronic kidney failure.
Those who presently are undergoing hemodialysis can choose to undergo kidney transplantation or peritoneal dialysis, if requested.
Experienced doctors, including Dr. Hiroshi Kawaguchi, the Director of Jyoban Dialysis Center at Jyoban Hospital, will advise you regarding any changes in treatment, so please feel free to contact us.

The time and frequency of hemodialysis are determined based on the symptoms and blood test results, considering the patient’s medical condition and lifestyle.
Recently, the dialysis technology has rapidly advanced, and many new drugs for dialysis related complications have been developed.
We aim to improve the patients’ quality of life as much as possible by performing optimal dialysis tailored to each patient’s medical condition.

However, to have a better quality of life (with fewer complications) while receiving long-term dialysis treatment, it is important that the patient has knowledge about his/her appropriate diet and lifestyle, and lives based on that knowledge.
For patients and their families to obtain accurate knowledge, the dialysis staff including the nurses, registered dietitians, and doctors will provide support from various aspects.

Careful attention is required for the life-threatening complications that arise during dialysis treatment such as cardiovascular diseases and malignant tumors.
These diseases can be treated by detecting them at an early stage before they become severe.
Tokiwakai Group is well-equipped with the latest diagnostic imaging unit (PET-CT, CT, MRI, and echo) and testing equipment (body composition analyzer and limb blood pressure pulse wave measuring device) to detect complications associated with long-term dialysis during the early stages.