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Reflecting on the history of the CUC Group, which has continued to expand its number of locations and business scale since its founding in 2014.
Establishment of M3 Doctor Support Inc.
Initiation of support for home medical institutions.
Establishment of M3 Nurse Support Inc. (now CUC Hospices Inc.)
Established M3 Doctor Support Inc. and launched a management support business for in-home clinics.
Established M3 Nurse Support Inc (current name; CUC HOSPICE Inc.).
Real estate rental business: JIC Co., Ltd. became a consolidated subsidiary (now CUC Properties Inc.)
Establishment of CUC iData Inc.
Made J.I.C. Inc., a real estate leasing company, a consolidated subsidiary (current name; CUC PROPERTIES Inc.).
Established CUC i-DATA Inc.
Launch of J-League Test Center (JTCT).
Opening of a testing laboratory and PCR testing site at partner hospitals.
Began operating the J-League Inspection Center (JTCT).
Established testing labs and PCR laboratories in the hospitals we support.
Initiation of support for ophthalmology medical institutions.
Launched a management support business for ophthalmology clinics.
Initiation of support for pediatrics medical institutions.
Establishment of CUC America Inc. (USA).
Launched a management support business for pediatric clinics.
Established CUC America Inc. in the United States.
Opening of the 'Tokyo Family Clinic' primary care clinic in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Establishment of CUC Advisory Partners Inc.
Opened “Tokyo Family Clinic” in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Established Amulife Nijigaoka Field in Nagoya City, proposing a new nursing care model through digital transformation.
Made Noa Konzer Co.,Ltd., one of the largest nursing care service companies in the Sapporo area, a consolidated subsidiary.
Made Central DuPage Foot & Ankle Associates, a U.S.-based podiatry clinic, a consolidated subsidiary.
Established CUC Advisory Partners Inc., specializing in healthcare M&A advisory.
Obtained 'Kurumin' certification as a child-rearing support company.
Received “Kurumin” certification as a childcare-supporting enterprise.
Obtained 'Euroboshi' certification (3 stars) as a women empowerment company.
Awarded the highest level (3-star) “Eruboshi” certification for promoting women’s career participation.
On November 5, the Jakarta Daily highlighted the efforts of CUC HEALTHCARE INDONESIA (CHI), a subsidiary of CUC in Indonesia. The article discussed CHI’s support for corneal disease and transplant treatments, including LASIK, at the advanced ophthalmology center "RSCM CARES" of the National Chipt Mangunkusmo Hospital (RSCM). Access to the article requires member registration.
In the November 4 issue of the Yomiuri Shimbun Mie Edition and its electronic version, a tasting event featuring the traditional Japanese confectionery shop "Kikyouya Orii" and its congee-filled mochi was showcased at the CUC Hospice’s hospice-style residence "ReHOPE Tsuchi".
On October 21, on Nippon TV's 'news every.', CUC Hospice's hospice-style residence 'ReHOPE Urawa Misato' provided filming cooperation, and a scene of a resident meeting with his son was introduced. The broadcast is available online.
On September 11, Nikkei Business magazine and Nikkei BP’s website published a roundtable article on using Google’s Gemini AI to streamline care records. Daiki Sano of Google DeepMind and executives from CUC Hospice discussed how ReHOPE hospice residences use a care-record assistance feature to improve work efficiency.
An article in the September 9, 2026, online edition of the Nihon Keizai Shimbun featured the integration of “Fukuyakkun,” a medication management system for care facilities developed by CUC iData and ND Software Co., Ltd., with “Honobono NEXT,” software supporting nursing care and welfare operations. See the linked article.
On September 2, 2026, The Nikkei's online edition featured Medista, a scholarship program for medical students jointly provided by CUC Co., Ltd. and the Network for Regional Health and Medical Care Advancement (NRHA). The article is available through a link that requires registration.
On September 2, 2026, the foreign staff working at ReHOPE Matsumoto, a hospice-style residence operated by CUC Hospice, were featured on Shin-Etsu Broadcasting's SBC News Wide. The program is available to view online.
An official note article for Google’s generative AI, Gemini, features a roundtable with representatives from the CUC Group and Google. It discusses improving efficiency in care settings using Gemini app’s care-record assistance feature and other technology initiatives. See the first and second parts of the article on note for details.
CUC Hospice opened ReHOPE Nishitokyo, a new hospice-style residence in Nishitokyo, Tokyo, on August 20, 2026. See the official website for details.
Article about Ryo Suke Kamakari, Executive Officer of CUC Corporation, was published on the web media "HR Doctor". The publication date is July 30, 2026.