Sustainability Overview
Sustainability at SKR
Sustainability at SKR

We are committed to sustainable organizational development, with consideration for the environment, society, and good governance, to create value for all stakeholders.
Environmental
Environmental

Promote efficient use of resources and systematic resource management, including the reduction and proper disposal of waste, electronic waste, and other refuse.
Social
Social

We are committed to building a strong and sustainable society by promoting human rights, safety, and quality of life, alongside providing accessible medical services to enhance the health and well-being of communities.
Governance and Economic
Governance and Economic

We are committed to building a strong and sustainable society by promoting human rights, safety, and quality of life, alongside providing accessible medical services to enhance the health and well-being of communities.
Reporting and Disclosure
Reporting and Disclosure

We are committed to transparently disclosing sustainability and operational information to ensure that stakeholders have access to accurate, clear, and verifiable data.
ESG in Action
ESG in Action

Sikarin Hospital is committed to sustainability by minimizing environmental impact, using resources efficiently, and supporting the community to promote the well-being of all.
- Activities and Actions
- Our Projects
External Ratings

Social

Project to Enhance Service Channels for Insured Persons and the Use of Digital Technology

In 2025, the Company developed service channels to increase convenience for insured persons and various service user groups by extending service hours for insured persons to 24 hours, enabling service users to access services with greater flexibility in line with working time constraints, family responsibilities, and individual lifestyles.

The Company also supports the use of an advance queue reservation system through an application and medical consultation through online channels or Telemedicine where appropriate, to help reduce waiting time, reduce travel-related limitations, and enhance the service experience. The use of such technology serves as a tool to support access to services, not as a replacement for medical treatment by physicians, but as an additional option that enables service users to receive care that is more appropriate to their own context.