Nihonbashi Ningyocho Bourgeon Women's Clinic
About
Nihonbashi Ningyocho Bourgeon Women's Clinic, located in Ningyocho, Chuo City, Tokyo, is a gynecological clinic specializing in women's health. The clinic focuses on strengthening local healthcare services; at the opening event of YUARITO STAY, a new private postpartum care hotel in Chuo City, the clinic director discussed the importance of postpartum care with government officials, showcasing child-rearing support initiatives through medical, government, and private sector collaboration. Beyond such community partnerships, the clinic has established comprehensive support systems for sustainable postpartum life and child-rearing, including a business alliance with YUARITO DAY Nihonbashi Hamacho, a day-use postpartum care facility for infants from birth to under one year old. Regarding medical services, the clinic became the first in Japan to adopt the mini-pill "Slynd® Tablets 28," providing a new option for those concerned about thrombosis risks with low-dose or conventional oral contraceptives, and also stocks the femcare product "Fulfill. Women's Care Cream," which the clinic co-developed to address intimate zone concerns. Additionally, the clinic provides influenza and COVID-19 preventive vaccinations, offering both injectable and nasal vaccines for individuals aged 13 and above, including Pfizer's Comirnaty COVID-19 vaccine, and participates in subsidy programs for Chuo City and Tokyo's 23 special wards. Facility-wise, the clinic offers English-language support, accepts credit cards and electronic payments, and is equipped with barrier-free accessibility features.
