Obstetrics
What we do
We provide dedicated medical care for mothers and their babies, spanning from pregnancy through childbirth and postpartum recovery.
As a certified Comprehensive Perinatal Medical Center designated by Chiba Prefecture, we specialize in managing high-risk pregnancies, including preterm labor, pregnancy-induced hypertension, and underlying medical complications.
To ensure the highest standard of safety, our facility is equipped with specialized intensive care units, operated by a collaborative team of expert obstetricians, neonatologists, and midwives:
Maternal-Fetal Intensive Care Unit (MFICU): 6 beds for specialized maternal care.
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU): 9 beds for premature infants or newborns requiring specialized medical treatment.
[Learn more about our Comprehensive Perinatal Medical Center features]
We offer a thoughtfully designed inpatient environment where you can relax and experience a truly memorable childbirth. If you have any concerns or anxieties about your upcoming delivery, please feel free to consult our supportive team at any time. Our hospital proudly supports the Direct Payment System for the Childbirth and Childcare Lump-Sum Grant. This system allows the government grant to be paid directly to the hospital, significantly reducing your out-of-pocket expenses at discharge. For detailed inquiries regarding fees and the direct payment system, please contact the Medical Affairs Department (Billing Section) at Kameda General Hospital.
Prenatal Care & Advanced Screenings
During pregnancy, we focus on both maternal health (monitoring blood pressure, weight, and urinalysis) and fetal development. Utilizing advanced ultrasound technology, we track your baby’s growth by measuring fetal indicators, estimating weight, and assessing amniotic fluid volume and placental positioning. (Detailed fetal growth checks are conducted at least 4 times throughout the pregnancy).
Medical Education and Future Care
Our hospital is a certified training institution for OB/GYN specialists. Under the strict supervision of attending specialists, resident physicians actively participate in clinical care, including prenatal checkups. Additionally, midwifery students from the affiliated Kameda College of Health Sciences conduct practical training at our center. Nurturing the next generation of obstetricians and midwives is vital to sustaining high-quality obstetric care in our region. We sincerely appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
COVID-19 Patient Guidelines & Updates
Perinatal Medical Center
What is Perinatal Medicine?
The "perinatal period" refers to the crucial time surrounding childbirth, extending from late pregnancy (from 22 weeks of gestation) to the early neonatal period (less than 7 days after birth).
Perinatal medicine focuses on providing comprehensive, specialized medical care for the mother, the fetus (unborn baby), and the newborn (infants under 28 days old) during this critical phase to safeguard the health and well-being of both mother and child.
Our Role as a Perinatal Medical Center
To safely manage maternal, delivery, fetal, and neonatal complications, our multidisciplinary team of obstetricians, pediatricians, pediatric surgeons, and specialized healthcare professionals works in close collaboration. This unified approach allows us to deliver highly advanced specialized treatments and 24/7 emergency medical care.
Perinatal medical centers are officially designated by prefectural governments based on strict institutional standards, categorized into:
[Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for Patients Delivering at Our Hospital]
[Learn more about our Comprehensive Perinatal Medical Center features]
Comfortable Accommodations & Patient Support
We offer a thoughtfully designed inpatient environment where you can relax and experience a truly memorable childbirth. If you have any concerns or anxieties about your upcoming delivery, please feel free to consult our supportive team at any time.
[Information on Childbirth and Inpatient Fees]
Direct Payment System for Childbirth Grants
Our hospital proudly supports the Direct Payment System for the Childbirth and Childcare Lump-Sum Grant. This system allows the government grant to be paid directly to the hospital, significantly reducing your out-of-pocket expenses at discharge.
For detailed inquiries regarding fees and the direct payment system, please contact the Medical Affairs Department (Billing Section) at Kameda General Hospital.
As a certified Comprehensive Perinatal Medical Center designated by Chiba Prefecture, we specialize in managing high-risk pregnancies, including preterm labor, pregnancy-induced hypertension, and underlying medical complications.
To ensure the highest standard of safety, our facility is equipped with specialized intensive care units, operated by a collaborative team of expert obstetricians, neonatologists, and midwives:
Maternal-Fetal Intensive Care Unit (MFICU): 6 beds for specialized maternal care.
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU): 9 beds for premature infants or newborns requiring specialized medical treatment.
[Learn more about our Comprehensive Perinatal Medical Center features]
We offer a thoughtfully designed inpatient environment where you can relax and experience a truly memorable childbirth. If you have any concerns or anxieties about your upcoming delivery, please feel free to consult our supportive team at any time. Our hospital proudly supports the Direct Payment System for the Childbirth and Childcare Lump-Sum Grant. This system allows the government grant to be paid directly to the hospital, significantly reducing your out-of-pocket expenses at discharge. For detailed inquiries regarding fees and the direct payment system, please contact the Medical Affairs Department (Billing Section) at Kameda General Hospital.
Family-Centered Care: Family members are welcome to stay together in this relaxing, home-like environment (subject to meeting specific guidelines).
Community Support: We work closely with local public health nurses and administrative agencies to help prepare a supportive and nurturing environment for your new family.
Community Support: We work closely with local public health nurses and administrative agencies to help prepare a supportive and nurturing environment for your new family.
Prenatal Care & Advanced Screenings
During pregnancy, we focus on both maternal health (monitoring blood pressure, weight, and urinalysis) and fetal development. Utilizing advanced ultrasound technology, we track your baby’s growth by measuring fetal indicators, estimating weight, and assessing amniotic fluid volume and placental positioning. (Detailed fetal growth checks are conducted at least 4 times throughout the pregnancy).
Painless Delivery (Epidural): We offer pain-relief/painless delivery options for mothers who wish to manage childbirth pain. Please feel free to consult our team.
Clinical Genetics & Counseling: Our Clinical Genetics Department provides professional genetic counseling and genetic testing for families with specific genetic concerns or questions.
Returning Home for Childbirth (Satogaeri): We gladly accept patients wishing to return to their hometown for delivery. In principle, we accept all requests. Please feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
Clinical Genetics & Counseling: Our Clinical Genetics Department provides professional genetic counseling and genetic testing for families with specific genetic concerns or questions.
Returning Home for Childbirth (Satogaeri): We gladly accept patients wishing to return to their hometown for delivery. In principle, we accept all requests. Please feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
Medical Education and Future Care
Our hospital is a certified training institution for OB/GYN specialists. Under the strict supervision of attending specialists, resident physicians actively participate in clinical care, including prenatal checkups. Additionally, midwifery students from the affiliated Kameda College of Health Sciences conduct practical training at our center. Nurturing the next generation of obstetricians and midwives is vital to sustaining high-quality obstetric care in our region. We sincerely appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
COVID-19 Patient Guidelines & Updates
Medical care system following the transition of COVID-19 to a Class 5 infectious disease.
Guidelines regarding COVID-19 and newborn care (for infants designated as close contacts).
Guidelines regarding COVID-19 and newborn care (for infants designated as close contacts).
Perinatal Medical Center
What is Perinatal Medicine?
The "perinatal period" refers to the crucial time surrounding childbirth, extending from late pregnancy (from 22 weeks of gestation) to the early neonatal period (less than 7 days after birth).
Perinatal medicine focuses on providing comprehensive, specialized medical care for the mother, the fetus (unborn baby), and the newborn (infants under 28 days old) during this critical phase to safeguard the health and well-being of both mother and child.
Our Role as a Perinatal Medical Center
To safely manage maternal, delivery, fetal, and neonatal complications, our multidisciplinary team of obstetricians, pediatricians, pediatric surgeons, and specialized healthcare professionals works in close collaboration. This unified approach allows us to deliver highly advanced specialized treatments and 24/7 emergency medical care.
Perinatal medical centers are officially designated by prefectural governments based on strict institutional standards, categorized into:
Comprehensive Perinatal Medical Centers (Our center holds this top-tier certification)
Regional Perinatal Medical Centers
Regional Perinatal Medical Centers
[Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for Patients Delivering at Our Hospital]
[Learn more about our Comprehensive Perinatal Medical Center features]
Comfortable Accommodations & Patient Support
We offer a thoughtfully designed inpatient environment where you can relax and experience a truly memorable childbirth. If you have any concerns or anxieties about your upcoming delivery, please feel free to consult our supportive team at any time.
[Information on Childbirth and Inpatient Fees]
Direct Payment System for Childbirth Grants
Our hospital proudly supports the Direct Payment System for the Childbirth and Childcare Lump-Sum Grant. This system allows the government grant to be paid directly to the hospital, significantly reducing your out-of-pocket expenses at discharge.
For detailed inquiries regarding fees and the direct payment system, please contact the Medical Affairs Department (Billing Section) at Kameda General Hospital.
Conditions we handle
We provide comprehensive care for a wide range of obstetric conditions, from natural pregnancies to high-risk complications:
Normal Pregnancy & Childbirth
Fetal Conditions & Anomalies
Labor & Delivery Complications
Postpartum Complications
Normal Pregnancy & Childbirth
Normal Pregnancy, Labor, and Delivery
Postpartum Care / Puerperium
Postpartum Care / Puerperium
Pregnancy Complications
Miscarriage
Preterm Labor / Premature Birth
Placenta Previa
Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy (HDP) / Gestational Hypertension
Preterm Labor / Premature Birth
Placenta Previa
Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy (HDP) / Gestational Hypertension
Fetal Conditions & Anomalies
Multiple Pregnancies (e.g., Twins, Triplets)
Breech Presentation
Fetal Anomalies / Congenital Conditions
Breech Presentation
Fetal Anomalies / Congenital Conditions
Labor & Delivery Complications
Premature Rupture of Membranes (PROM)
Uterine Inertia / Prolonged Labor
Fetal Distress
Uterine Inertia / Prolonged Labor
Fetal Distress
Postpartum Complications
Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH)
Obstetric Lacerations / Birth Canal Tears
Obstetric Lacerations / Birth Canal Tears
Number of cases
Here is an overview of our clinical activity and patient volume, reflecting our commitment to providing trusted care within the region:
Fiscal Year 2024 Results (April 2024 – March 2025)
Fiscal Year 2024 Results (April 2024 – March 2025)
Total Outpatient Visits (OB/GYN): 27,990 patients
Total Inpatient Admissions (OB/GYN): 9,379 patients
(Based on FY2024 annual hospital records)
Total Inpatient Admissions (OB/GYN): 9,379 patients
Operation results
Number of cases (2018)
Delivery: 677 cases / year
Delivery: 677 cases / year
List of Doctors
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Vice Chief of Obstetrics and GynecologyTokumasa SUEMITSUSubspeciality
Obstetrics and Gynecology ， Perinatal medical care ， Fetal ultrasoundVice Chief of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Tokumasa SUEMITSU
Subspeciality
Obstetrics and Gynecology ， Perinatal medical care ， Fetal ultrasoundDepartment name Obstetrics Medical School Nihon University School of Medicine Special Qualifications Obstetrics and gynecology specialist certified by the Japan Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Perinatal care (maternal and fetal) specialist certified by the Japan Society of Perinatal and Neonatal Medicine
Ultrasonics Specialist certified by the Japanese Society of Ultrasonics in MedicineEducation & Career 2010 Mar. Graduated from Nihon University School of Medicine
2010 Apr. Junior Resident of After Graduated Training Center，Kameda Medical Center
2012 Apr. Senior Resident of Obstetrics and Gynecology，Kameda Medical Center
2015 Apr. Obstetrics and Gynecology，Kameda Medical Center
2017 Sep Assistant Chief of Obstetrics and Gynecology，Kameda Medical Center
2019 May. Vice Chief of Obstetrics and Gynecology，Kameda Medical Center
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