EEFUL DB Launches New Series 'Tips for Long-Term Care Management – Care Plan Edition' of Popular Column 'Caregiving Dismantling Shinsho for New Care Managers'

EEFUL Holdings Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Mikiyoshi Moriyama) has launched a new series titled 'Tips for Long-Term Care Management – Care Plan Edition' as part of its serialized column 'Caregiving Dismantling Shinsho for New Care Managers' on its caregiving information platform, EEFUL DB.

This column series addresses common challenges and stumbling blocks faced by new care managers from a practical standpoint. Following previous editions on 'Mental Health,' 'Contracts,' and 'Assessment,' this new 'Care Plan Edition' focuses on care plan creation—the core of care management—providing step-by-step explanations from basics to real-world application.

The first installment of 'Tips for Long-Term Care Management – Care Plan Edition' is available here:

https://eeful-db.com/articles/kaigo-kaitai-shinsho_careplan-01-what-is-care-plan

The 'Hige no Care Manager' column series can be viewed at the link below:

https://eeful-db.com/articles/category/hige-no-care-manager

The fourth series of the popular column 'Caregiving Dismantling Shinsho for New Care Managers': 'Tips for Long-Term Care Management – Care Plan Edition'

About the New 'Care Plan Edition' Series

A care plan is a roadmap for users to achieve their goals and lies at the heart of care management. However, for new care managers, it is a particularly challenging area involving questions such as:

What should be written, and how?

How should goals be set?

How should service content be organized?

How should minor changes or plan revisions be handled?

This new 'Care Plan Edition' series provides practical, field-based explanations to address these concerns.

Series Themes

The 'Tips for Long-Term Care Management – Care Plan Edition' will cover the following topics:

What is a care plan?

How to create a care plan

How to set long-term goals

How to set short-term goals

What is the appropriate goal period?

What should be included in service content?

Creating a 'better' plan rather than a 'perfect' one

Words to avoid in care plans

How to select service providers

What are 'minor changes'?

When should a care plan be revised?

The first installment focuses on 'What is a care plan?' and explains that a care plan is not just a document, but a vital plan supporting users' goals and also serving as an instruction guide for service providers.

The first installment is available here:

https://eeful-db.com/articles/kaigo-kaitai-shinsho_careplan-01-what-is-care-plan

No Two Care Plans Are the Same

Care plans are not determined solely by diagnosis. Even with the same illness or similar conditions, content varies significantly based on gender, background, family relationships, and living environment.

This series emphasizes incorporating the user’s own words and requests into the plan, respecting these individual differences.

Delivering Practical Knowledge to the Caregiving Field

EEFUL DB is a caregiving information platform that provides not only a database of caregiving facilities but also news and columns useful for frontline workers.

'Caregiving Dismantling Shinsho for New Care Managers' goes beyond explaining systems, focusing instead on practical guidance—how to think and act in real-world settings.

EEFUL DB will continue to strengthen its role as a support system for frontline workers by delivering actionable insights that caregivers can use starting tomorrow.

Author Profile

Matsumoto Yuki (Hige no Care Manager)

Matsumoto Yuki (Hige no Care Manager) Qualifications: Certified Care Manager, Certified Care Worker

After graduating from a vocational school, he held various roles including caregiver, life consultant, and manager at community-based day care facilities. He also contributed to launching new services as deputy head of care operations. Later, he worked in Tokyo at a senior marketing company as a care manager and supervisor, handling both field and management duties. Currently, he works as a manager at a home care support facility while freelancing in new business development, lecturing, community management, media interviews, and social media content (as 'Hige no Care Manager'), pioneering a new model for care managers.

Related URLs

EEFUL DB https://eeful-db.com/

Recent News about EEFUL Holdings

・ Online seminar on 'How can AI be used in caregiving?' to be held on June 18 (Thu). EEFUL Holdings will present case studies, live demos, and Q&A.

・ EEFUL Holdings raises 410 million yen in pre-Series A funding to drive structural transformation in the caregiving industry and accelerate M&A.

・ Mikiyoshi Moriyama (23), a University of Tokyo student entrepreneur, entered the caregiving industry inspired by 'the joyful smile of an elderly person eating gyudon'.

・ 'Entrepreneur at Tokyo University' – 23-year-old CEO Mikiyoshi Moriyama on 'caregiver shortages' and the 'culture of relying on goodwill' behind low wages.

・ 'Why don’t caregiving facilities have review sites?' – University of Tokyo graduate entrepreneur Mikiyoshi Moriyama on industry challenges: 'The future won’t brighten if we only keep complaining about hardship.'

About EEFUL Holdings Co., Ltd.

Founded in 2023 as emome Inc., EEFUL Holdings aims to create a sustainable care system for a super-aging society. The company operates and produces caregiving services and runs 'Senior College,' a video-based recreation business, as dual pillars to enhance the appeal of caregiving facilities. Its core strategy, 'CCRCC (Continuing Caring Retirement Communal City),' envisions a 'future city' where existing communities are preserved, and missing elements are supplemented with soft services, enabling seniors to live securely in familiar neighborhoods. To realize this, the company combines area-dominant and cross-selling strategies to advance M&A and roll-ups of caregiving facilities. It also explores community initiatives targeting active seniors before they require care, aiming to build comprehensive, community-based care infrastructure. In November 2025, the company will rebrand as EEFUL Holdings Co., Ltd., accelerating its vision of 'making caregiving the next industry to support the future.'

EEFUL Holdings Website: https://eeful-hd.com

Senior College (Caregiving Recreation Cloud): https://senior-college.jp

Welfare App 'Fukurikosei-kun': https://fukurikosei.eeful-db.com

Care Information Site 'EEFUL DB': https://www.eeful-db.com

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