“2026 Fiscal Year Medical Fee Revision and Hospital Management” Seminar by Professor Katsuhiro Kimura of Takasaki University of Health and Welfare to be Held on Tuesday, March 17, 2026! | Press Release from Shin Shakai Systems Research Institute Co., Ltd. – PR TIMES

2026 Fiscal Year Medical Fee Revision Seminar Held: Implications for Hospital Management, M&A, and Business Succession

The "2026 Fiscal Year Medical Fee Revision and Hospital Management" seminar hosted by Shin Shakai Systems Research Institute provides a crucial opportunity for medical institution executives to discuss strategies for adapting to unavoidable regulatory changes. Seminars featuring experts like Professor Katsuhiro Kimura are invaluable sources of information for deeply understanding the direction of revisions and their specific impacts.

From the perspective of medical M&A and business succession, medical fee revisions directly affect revenue structures, making them essential elements for mid-to-long-term management strategies and, consequently, business succession strategies. The revision points, such as maintaining/strengthening facility standards, contributing to the community-based integrated care system, and improving efficiency through DX promotion, compel adaptation to the evolving healthcare delivery system. M&A, including mergers and group formations, can be an effective option for capital investment, securing human resources to respond to these changes, and aiming for management stability through economies of scale.

For medical institutions facing a lack of successors, or small to medium-sized hospitals and clinics struggling to expand or maintain their scale, promptly considering business succession and M&A strategies in anticipation of regulatory changes is an urgent issue. Key considerations for business succession include maintaining facility standards through economies of scale, distributing the burden of capital investment across multiple facilities, and utilizing tax incentives by transitioning to specific medical corporations or social medical corporations. This seminar will serve as a catalyst for such strategic decision-making.