Shock-absorbing floor & mat 'Coroyawa®', which reduces the risk of fractures during falls, surpasses 1,600 cumulative installations in hospitals and nursing homes! Driven by trust from the field, installations are accelerating with 600 new facilities adopting it in about 8 months.
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The shock-absorbing floor and mat 'Coroyawa', designed to prevent femur fractures in the elderly, has surpassed 1,600 total installations in hospitals and nursing care facilities. With 600 new facilities adopting it in just 8 months, demand is rapidly expanding.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the main purpose of the product named 'Coroyawa'?
- A: It is designed to reduce the risk of femur fractures caused by falls among the elderly.
- Q: How many cumulative installations of 'Coroyawa' have been reached in hospitals and nursing homes?
- A: The product has surpassed one thousand six hundred cumulative installations in those facilities.
- Q: What specific medical and caregiving costs does the developer aim to reduce in Japan?
- A: They aim to reduce Japan's medical and nursing care costs by two trillion yen, including family burden.
- Q: How many new facilities adopted 'Coroyawa' in a period of about eight months?
- A: About six hundred new facilities adopted the product during that period of time.
- Q: What was the number of facilities that had installed 'Coroyawa' as of April 2023?
- A: The number of facilities that had installed the product exceeded six hundred at that time.