Hospitals, Clinics, and Caregivers Gather in Tokyo: 'Medialliance DAY 2026 in TOKYO' Regional Medical Coordination Event Announced

Gimic Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Daisuke Yokoshima), operator of the medical information site 'Doctor's File,' will hold 'Medialliance DAY 2026 in TOKYO' on Saturday, September 5, 2026. This regional medical cooperation exchange meeting is specifically designed for hospital, clinic, and nursing care professionals in Tokyo.

Background The inaugural event in September 2025 received significant acclaim, attracting over 200 attendees, including doctors and hospital officials. Currently, regional medical cooperation faces challenges such as a lack of information sharing between institutions and difficulties in building new relationships. Particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic, many have expressed concern over 'invisible coordination' where faces are unknown. This second event aims to address these issues and promote effective cooperation.

Event Features The event is built around three pillars: 'Connect, Know, and Learn.'

- **'Connect'**: Creates new touchpoints between hospitals, clinics, and care providers through hospital booths and exchange sessions. Staff provide matching support to bridge institutions. - **'Know'**: Facilitates the efficient collection of information on each facility's strengths and latest updates through individual hospital lectures and brochures. - **'Learn'**: Offers expert seminars focused on practical clinic management based on a survey of 274 practitioners.

Event Overview - **Event Name**: Medialliance DAY 2026 in TOKYO - **Date**: Saturday, September 5, 2026 (Afternoon session with networking reception) - **Venue**: TKP Garden City Shibuya (2-22-3 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo) - **Target Audience**: Clinic directors, practitioners, hospital staff, and nursing care managers - **Admission**: Free (Pre-registration required) - **Deadline**: Monday, August 31, 23:59 (May close earlier if capacity is reached)

Future Outlook Gimic plans to expand this initiative nationwide, tailoring medical coordination models to specific regional needs. The company aims to evolve individual connections into a comprehensive network that enhances the quality of regional healthcare throughout Japan.