MEDICAL CARE IN JAPAN
Your next step in Japan starts with your needs.
From cancer second opinions and regenerative medicine to health checks and wellness, we help you understand options and connect with Japanese medical institutions.
Medical Supporter coordinates care. Physicians and medical institutions provide diagnosis, treatment and prescriptions.
Illustrative care coordination scene
01 / FIND YOUR CARE
What would you like to explore?
You do not need to choose a treatment or clinic first. Start with what matters to you.
Cancer care & second opinions
Organize records and explore medical review.
Regenerative medicine
Learn about stem cells, PRP and related options.
Health & weight management
Ask about NMN, metabolism and weight care.
Skin & aesthetic medicine
Explore energy-based and injectable skin care.
Health checks in Japan
Understand checks and visit arrangements.
Online medical services
Check the clinic, format and service scope.
02 / EXPLORE & UNDERSTAND
Regenerative medicine & wellness
Understand the differences between cell therapy, exosomes, NMN, weight management and skin treatments before discussing them with a physician.
Evidence, risks and availability vary. These are topics for inquiry; the clinic confirms its services and whether it can accept your case.
Explore topics and considerationsRegenerative medicine
Stem-cell therapy / PRP / PRP-FD
Exosomes & conditioned media
Exosome & conditioned media consultation / Exosome nasal products / Exosome infusions
Health & weight management
NMN formulations / Mounjaro / weight-care consultation
Men’s health
Male sexual function & health consultation
Skin & aesthetic medicine
Radiofrequency & skin injectable consultation
03 / YOUR CLINIC, YOUR CHOICE
A clinic that can review your needs.
Tell us if you have a clinic in mind. Otherwise, we help contact institutions based on your needs; each clinic confirms its scope and acceptance criteria.
Shinjuku, Tokyo
REGENE CLINIC
Ariake, Tokyo
The Cancer Institute Hospital of JFCR
Nanakuma, Jonan-ku, Fukuoka
Fukuoka University Hospital
Our Japanese Advisory Physician Panel
Physicians who provide second opinions are independent practitioners at Japanese institutions, not employees of Medical Supporter.
Medical Supporter coordinates care. Physicians and medical institutions provide diagnosis, treatment and prescriptions.
Considering an online consultation?
Check the clinic, consultation format and scope first. The institution confirms location requirements, in-person needs and prescriptions.
04 / CLEAR AT EVERY STEP
Your needs first. Then the clinic and costs.
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Tell us what you need
Share your questions, current country and preferred contact method.
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A clinic reviews your request
Confirm records, consultation format, costs and possible dates.
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Make arrangements after you agree
Review the written estimate, then coordinate appointments, interpretation and travel.
Understand costs before deciding.
Medical fees and coordination fees are explained separately. The estimate depends on the clinic, service and individual case.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Before you get started
What is Medical Supporter?+
Medical Supporter is a Japan-based medical support service operated by Shingihou Co., Ltd. We were formerly registered with MOFA as B-066; today, we help international patients prepare records, arrange second opinions, communicate with Japanese hospitals and clinics, and plan visits and follow-up.
Who is this service for?+
This service is for international patients and families considering care in Japan, including second opinions, particle therapy evaluation, immune-cell therapy consultation, health checkups, or visit planning. Treatment suitability is always reviewed by physicians based on medical records.
What does the process look like?+
The typical path is: online consultation, record preparation and translation, confirming which institutions can review the case, document and itinerary support, interpretation and coordination in Japan, and follow-up planning after returning home. The first 30-minute consultation is free; timelines depend on record completeness and institution replies.
Understand your medical options
Read about research and prepare questions for your physician.
What would you like to discuss?
Leave a brief request and, if you wish, a preferred clinic. A coordinator will help clarify the next step.