To raise awareness of the importance of health checks, a leaflet was enclosed with the invitations for both group and individual health checks sent to eligible individuals aged 16 years and older.
In FY2025, the leaflet focused on “obesity and obesity-related diseases”, explaining the differences between obesity, obesity disease, and metabolic syndrome, as well as ways to prevent them. It also encouraged participants to continue receiving regular health checkups and to review their results.
2. Holding health seminars
We hold health seminars on such occasions as health classes or other events organized by covered municipalities.
In FY2025, a total of 56 sessions were held across 8 municipalities. The program included lectures by physicians, individual consultations with healthcare professionals, blood glucose and HbA1c measurements, and panel displays.
3. Publicity through various channels
In order to promote the Comprehensive Health Check and encourage as many people as possible to receive health checks and prevent diseases and receive treatment, we request the posting of the information on the CHC in publicity papers issued by the prefecture and municipalities. We also request medical and other facilities to display posters and place leaflets to encourage receiving health checks.
4. Information dissemination through our web site
We post health promotion columns about the findings of the Fukushima Health Management Survey and lifestyle diseases and encourage participation in health check.
5. Securing health check venues for participants’ convenience
Group health checks have been offered mainly in areas where the number of eligible person is large. In accordance with the lifting of evacuation orders and in consideration of areas with fewer eligible persons, new venues have been added and locations have been changed to enhance convenience for participants.
In FY2025, group health checks were conducted on 52 occasions at 31 venues in the prefecture.
