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Amstelland Hospital to open Japan desk

As of 1 March 2010, Japanese expatriates coming to the Amstelland Hospital in Amstelveen (part of the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area) can make use of a new Japanese medical service desk.

A hospitable service

Amstelveen 

The creation of the desk was initiated by the Japanese Chamber of Commerce, AON insurance company and amsterdam inbusiness. The desk will serve as a single point of contact for Japanese patients. It will assist these patients in their own language, fulfilling the need for a more tailored approach in servicing the Japanese community.

To make an appointment with a specialist in the hospital, patients may simply call the medical support desk and they will set up the appointment. Upon arrival at the Amstelland Hospital, a representative will escort patients to the appropriate doctor for the appointment, and help with follow-up appointments and medical prescriptions.

The Amstelland Hospital currently offers Japanese expatriates the possibility to call a dedicated phone number to make appointments. The number, 025 1263313 (regular telephone charges apply) is open 24 hours a day with an English-speaking operator. The operator takes care of the intake only and can arrange an appointment, but is not there to give medical advice.

Quality of life

The quality of life in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area is a strong influence for companies seeking to expand in the European market, and is strengthened by providing specialised services, such as the new Japanese medical desk.

By offering this service, the quality of life for Japanese expats the Amsterdam Area is increased. When in need of medical attention, being served in your mother tongue can be a huge benefit.

Japanese expat community

The Amsterdam Metropolitan Area is home to more than 4,000 Japanese expatriates, making it the second largest community in Europe. Expats have access to Japanese medical care as well as Japanese shops, facilities and services.

Japan has been the biggest foreign investor in the Amsterdam Area after the USA for many years. Most of the almost 400 Japanese companies in the Netherlands are located in the Amsterdam Area.

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