Certified Health and Productivity Management Outstanding Organization
Four companies within our group—Paramount Bed Holdings Co., Ltd., Paramount Bed Co., Ltd., Paratechno Co., Ltd., and Paramount Care Service Co., Ltd.—have been certified as “Certified Health & Productivity Management Outstanding Organizations 2024 (Large Enterprise Category)” under the certification program jointly operated by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry and the Nippon Kenko Kaigi.
This recognition acknowledges the Group’s commitment to maintaining and improving employee health and its efforts to create a workplace environment that is conducive to working. We will continue to pursue “health and productivity management” and strive to build a workplace where every employee can perform at their best while remaining healthy in both body and mind.
WELLBEING AWARDS 2025
The “Well-being Award”—organized by The Asahi Shimbun Company and others—recognizes companies and initiatives that have contributed to building a society where people acknowledge and respect diverse values regarding happiness and health.
Our Group received the Gold Award in the “Organization/Team Category” at the Well-being Awards 2025.
Kids Design Award
“Pre-Palette,” a tool developed by our company to clearly explain the purpose and details of examinations, treatments, and surgeries to pediatric patients, won the 14th Kids Design Award in 2020.
KADEN Awards 2024-2025 (Smart Home Appliance Category – Gold Award)
The “Active Sleep BED” won the Gold Award in the Smart Home Appliance category at the “KADEN Awards 2024-2025,” jointly organized by the consumer electronics and lifestyle magazine GetNavi and the website Kaden Watch. As the winners are determined by reader votes, this achievement reflects the strong support the product has garnered from users.
This product was recognized as an innovative solution that creates a comfortable sleep environment tailored to each individual; it features an “automatic sleep operation” function that automatically adjusts the bed’s angle when falling asleep or waking up, proposing an optimal “sleep-induction angle.”
