JP7323149B2 - Health point management system - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a mechanism that allows for a variety of work styles and a health point management system for realizing it, in response to the government's announcement of "employment reform for the age of active life".

According to the Nihon Keizai Shimbun, the ``employment reform for the age of working for the rest of your life'' will be carried out in two stages. The first phase (2019) is to “extend the age of 65 years of continuous employment” and “significantly expand mid-career recruitment”, and the second phase (2020-2021) is to “strengthen preventive medicine and increase healthy life expectancy.” ``Increase the amount of pensions that can be received in old age'' and ``Correct the balance between benefits and burdens''.

Among them, "extending the age of continuous employment from 65" is a plan to raise the current age of 65 to 70. However, although there are individual differences, it is generally said that after the age of 65, physical strength and willpower decline. Under such circumstances, simply raising the employment age to 70 would impose a heavy burden on companies, and would increase job satisfaction for employees by transferring them to lighter tasks. is said to eliminate

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Therefore, it is desirable to provide a new health point management system that allows companies to continue to employ the necessary human resources without increasing the burden, and allows retired people to work in various places. Make it an issue.

First, to explain the basic concept of the present invention, for example, a person aged 60 or over creates health points that are received as part of their salary and used for medical expenses and health maintenance. Businesses such as companies and local governments purchase health points from public institutions that manage health points, and pay them to persons aged 60 or older as part or all of their salaries.

Here, the case where the entire salary is paid with health points is taken into account, for example, for pensioners who want to prepare for the future by accumulating health points rather than receiving cash and raising taxes. .

People who have acquired these health points can use the points to pay their personal contributions to medical institutions, use the points to go to the gym to improve their health, and use the accumulated points to purchase luxury goods. be able to

An important point here is that those who receive health points are healthy working salaried workers over the age of 60, and because such people are healthy, the utilization rate of the health points they receive is quite low. This is the point where it is expected to reach the level. Therefore, when a business operator purchases health points, the purchase can be made at a rate lower than the value set for the health points. For example, if 1 point is set at 100 yen and the usage rate of health points is 50%, the business operator enables purchase at 50 yen per point. As a result, it is possible to reduce the burden on business operators when employing elderly people.

In this case, it is preferable to set the usage rate to a variable system and update it based on the previous year's performance. In the above example, when health points are used for medical expenses or for maintaining one's own health, one point can be used as 100 yen. can be used at an amount multiplied by the usage rate purchased by the business, that is, at a conversion rate of 50 yen per point, it is possible to solve the problem of financial resources associated with the creation of health points.

Based on the above, the specific solution of the present invention is
a first terminal device installed at a business operator;
A health point management system comprising: a management computer installed in a public institution, connected to the first terminal device via a communication network, and managing health points,
The first terminal device comprises an ID of a subject to whom health points are to be paid, and a first input means for inputting the health points to be paid to the subject,
The management computer includes first storage means for storing health points accumulated for each subject;
Based on the ID of the subject transmitted from the first terminal device, the health points of the subject are read out from the first storage means, and the health points to be paid to the subject are added to the read health points. a control means for updating the storage contents stored in the subject's first storage means;
A health point management system characterized by comprising:

Further, a second terminal device is installed in the business operator,
The second terminal device includes second input means for inputting an ID of a subject who uses health points and an amount to be paid by the subject, and inputting the input amount based on the conversion rate obtained from the management computer. and a conversion means for converting to health points,
The management computer comprises a second storage means for storing a conversion rate for converting an amount of money into health points,
The control means reads health points of the subject from the first storage means based on the ID of the subject transmitted from the second terminal device, and uses the read health points to use the health points of the subject. is subtracted to update the content stored in the first storage means of the subject.

Business operators here are all business operators that handle health points, such as companies (including retail stores), local governments, medical institutions, etc., and the target person is, for example, salaried workers aged 60 and over. Therefore, when companies, local governments, medical institutions, etc. pay health points to employees as part or all of their salaries, they use the first terminal device, is paid with health points, the second terminal device is used. Therefore, the first terminal device is installed in the accounting department of the business, and the second terminal device is installed at the payment window of medical institutions and sports gyms. Similarly, in retail stores where health points are used as a substitute for money, the second terminal device is installed at the checkout corner.

Further, the second terminal device is provided with a third storage means for storing the business operator code and the conversion rate transmitted from the management computer,
When communicating with the second terminal device, the management computer stores, from the second storage means, a conversion rate for converting an amount of money into health points based on a business operator code transmitted from the second terminal device. and transmitting means for reading and transmitting the read conversion rate to the second terminal device.

As for the conversion rate in this case, in the above example, 1 point is converted into 100 yen at medical institutions and sports gyms, and 1 point is converted into 50 yen at retail stores and the like. As a result, health points will be actively used at medical institutions and the like.

Here, the target person to whom health points are paid is, for example, a salary earner aged 60 or over. Sole proprietorships are not included here, but they can also buy health points from public institutions. This ensures fairness.

There are also employees who retire at the age of 60 for various reasons. In order to increase the chances of reemployment for such people, for example, if the ratio of job openings to applicants is low and they are reemployed in specific occupations that are politically important, such as nursing care, primary industry, or secondary industry, For example, measures such as increasing health points to be provided are also effective.

Therefore, the first terminal device further includes job type input means for inputting the job type of the target person to whom health points are to be paid, and the entered job type together with the ID of the target person and the health points to be paid to the target person. a transmitting means for transmitting to a management computer;
The management computer further comprises calculation means for calculating premium points corresponding to the occupation transmitted from the first terminal device,
The control means adds the calculated extra points to the health points provided to the subject by the business operator, and updates the stored contents of the first storage means of the subject.

As a result, it is possible to guide early retirees to occupations with a low ratio of job openings without imposing a burden on business operators. Similarly, from a policy point of view, if premium points are paid to skilled workers who have special skills and have been certified by public institutions, the reduced salary can be compensated with premium points. This will reduce the burden on business operators and allow them to work more continuously.

Further, the first terminal device has a table storing a payment ratio for each age when health points are paid to the target person;
When the target person's ID and the salary to be paid to the target person are input from the input means, part or all of the input salary based on the payment ratio corresponding to the target person's age is further provided with conversion means for converting into health points.

As a result, if a salary is entered, part or all of it is automatically converted into health points, so the business operator only needs to enter the salary, and the converted health points are sent to the management computer. .

The second terminal device is installed in a medical institution,
When the ID of a subject to be examined with health points is entered, it is determined whether the accumulated health points of the subject transmitted from the management computer are greater or less than the accumulated health points of other recipients. If the number of recipients is large, order management means is provided for receiving and processing the object with priority over other recipients.

As a result, when a target person who rarely sees a doctor visits a medical institution, the target person is prioritized, and the benefits of accumulating health points are permeated.

Further, the second terminal device is provided with reading means for reading out the ID of the subject from a storage medium possessed by the subject, and the storage medium is linked to the ID according to the request of the subject. An area is provided in which the health points stored in the first storage means are written.

According to the present invention, employees can be employed up to the age of 70 without imposing a financial burden on the business. In addition, employees can maintain their health by working, and as a result, medical expenses can be suppressed, further reducing the financial burden on business operators.

Explanatory drawing explaining the whole image of the health point management system which concerns on this invention. FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram showing the functions of a terminal device installed at a business operator and a management computer installed at a public institution. The figure which showed the payment ratio according to age of the health point.

An embodiment of a health point management system according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In addition, embodiment shown here does not limit the technical scope of this invention.

The health point management system 1 shown in FIG. It is composed of a management computer 30 connected via a communication network W. FIG.

The first terminal device 10 is composed of a computer and is provided with the first input means 11 shown in FIG. It is designed to be able to enter the health points to be obtained. The target person's ID is personal information attached to, for example, my number card. However, if an employee code uniquely assigned by the business is entered, the personal information on the My Number card linked to it may be read out.

Health points are paid to employees over the age of 60 as part or all of their salary. For example, when 50,000 yen, which is part of the salary, is to be paid in health points, a field for payment of health points is provided separately from the input field for the total payment amount, and 50,000 yen is entered there. If so, the corresponding 500 points are programmed to be stored in a predetermined area inside. However, 1 point in this case is converted as 100 yen.

In place of this, the first terminal device 10 is provided with a table 12 storing payment ratios by age, and an internal memory (not shown) stores a list of ages of persons to be paid. Then, when the employee code of the person to be paid is input, the corresponding payment ratio may be read out from the age of the employee linked with it. The payment ratio in this case defines, for example, what percentage of the total payment amount is to be paid as health points. FIG. 3 shows an example of the distribution ratio of health points by age.

In this case, based on the payment ratio read out from the table 12 and the total payment amount input from the first input means 11, the conversion means 13 of the first terminal device 10 automatically converts the health points to be paid. is programmed to calculate Therefore, the operator can automatically give health points to the payees by the same operation as the payroll operation for employees under the age of 60.

On the other hand, a management computer 30 that manages health points stores first storage means 31 that stores the health points accumulated up to the present for all subjects, and based on the subject's ID transmitted from the first terminal device 10, read out the health points of the subject from the first storage means 31, add the health points to be provided to the subject transmitted from the first terminal device 10 to the read health points, and obtain the health points of the subject. and a control means 32 for updating the storage contents stored in the first storage means 31 of the.

In addition, the first terminal device 10 is provided with transmission means 14 for transmitting the ID of the person to be paid and the health points to be paid to the management computer 30. Job type input means 15 for inputting is provided. This type of occupation is, for example, a specific occupation such as nursing care, primary industry, secondary industry, etc., which has a low job opening ratio and is positioned as an occupation that should be increased politically, and is an occupation that has been certified by a public institution. . In addition to the usual total salary, it is also possible to input the job type for those who are engaged in such jobs.

On the other hand, the management computer 30 is provided with a calculation means 33 for calculating the premium points corresponding to the occupation transmitted from the first terminal device 10, and the control means 32 controls the premium points calculated by the calculation means 33. It is programmed to add the points to the health points of the person to be paid transmitted from the first terminal device 10 and automatically update the health points stored in the first storage means 31 of the person to be paid. .

Therefore, since premium points are automatically granted by public institutions to people who are employed in specific occupations, business operators do not have to pay premium wages. This is an aspect introduced from a policy perspective.

The above is an example of the supply of health points. Next, the case of using health points will be described.

In FIG. 2, businesses such as medical institutions, sports gyms, and retail stores that use health points are provided with second terminal devices 20 for using health points. The second terminal device 20 is composed of a computer, and the terminal device 20 is provided with a second input means 21 for inputting the ID of a subject who uses health points and the amount to be paid by the subject. The target person's ID can be input, for example, by having a card reader read the My Number card. Also, if an IC chip is incorporated into a health insurance card, the ID of a subject can be specified using the health insurance card.

Further, the second terminal device 20 is provided with conversion means 22 that converts the input amount of money into health points based on the conversion rate obtained from the management computer 30 . The health points converted by the conversion means 22 are programmed to be transmitted to the management computer 30 via the transmission means 23 together with the subject's ID. Therefore, the second terminal device 20 is provided with a third storage means 24 for storing the business operator code and the conversion rate transmitted from the management computer 30 .

On the other hand, when communicating with the second terminal device 20, the management computer 30 reads the conversion rate corresponding to the business operator from the second storage means 34 based on the business operator code transmitted from the second terminal device 20, The read conversion rate is transmitted to the second terminal device 20 .

The management computer 30 is also provided with a second storage means 34 that stores conversion rates. This conversion rate is set to 100% when health points are used at medical institutions and gyms, and is set to 200% at retail stores selling daily commodities. This is the conversion rate when 1 point is set at 100 yen and the purchase amount when the business operator buys 1 point is set at 50 yen. Under this conversion rate, when health points are used at a medical institution, 1 point is used for every 100 yen medical expenses, and when 100 yen is spent at a retail store, etc., 2 health points are used. Points will be used.

Therefore, the control means 32 of the management computer 30 reads the subject's health points from the first storage means 31 based on the subject's ID transmitted from the second terminal device 20, It is programmed to subtract the health points used by the subject and update the memory contents of the subject's first storage means 31 .

In addition, the health points of elderly people who actively take in exercise and strive to maintain their health will accumulate naturally, so when such people visit a medical institution, in return for accumulating health points, for example, It is also possible to consider measures to prioritize medical examinations.

In such a case, the order management means 25 is provided in the second terminal device 20 installed in the medical institution. When the ID of a subject who receives health points is input, the management means 25 receives the health points accumulated by the subject transmitted from the management computer 30, and the accumulated health points of the subject are higher than the accumulated health points of other examinees. It is programmed to determine whether the number of patients is large or small, and if the number is large, the target patient is given priority over other patients.

The examinee in this case is a non-examination person who visited the hospital on that day. Therefore, in the case of a medical institution that requires an appointment, if there are many accumulated points, there is a possibility that even a patient without an appointment can receive a medical examination preferentially.

In addition to the amount of accumulated health points, if the difference between the health points of other examinees exceeds a predetermined value, or if a certain number of points has been reached, preferential application You may make it judge whether to carry out.

In addition, a person who uses this health point will identify himself/herself with a My Number card or a health insurance card with an IC chip. If a storage area is provided so that the number of points can be written, when using it, it is possible to choose whether to pay with cash or with health points.

Furthermore, it is also effective to take measures such that when the accumulated health points reach a certain number, for example, regular medical examinations such as complete medical examinations can be taken.

Although one embodiment of the present invention has been described above, it is realized by executing a computer program. Therefore, the first terminal device and the second terminal device are provided with a transmission key for transmitting the set contents to the management computer. Also, the invention is not limited to this embodiment. For example, the first terminal device and the second terminal device may be integrated so that the function can be selectively used as the first terminal or as the second terminal by a switching key. By doing so, the retailer can implement the functions of the first terminal and the second terminal by purchasing only one computer. As a result, even a retail store owner can buy health points for himself or use health points for his customers.

In addition, operation means for purchasing health points can be added to the first terminal device 10 . For example, after entering the business operator's account number and the number of health points to be purchased or the number of health points to be paid to the subject, if the transmission key is operated, the information is transmitted to the management computer 30, and the information is transmitted to the business operator. The purchase amount may be automatically debited from the account of , so that health points can be purchased.

1 health point management system 10 first terminal device 11 first input means 12 table 13 conversion means 14 transmission means 15 occupation input means 20 second terminal device 21 second input means 22 conversion means 23 transmission means 24 third storage means 25 order Management means 30 Management computer 31 First storage means 32 Control means 33 Calculation means 34 Second storage means

Claims (6)

a first terminal device installed at a business operator;
A health point management system, comprising: a management computer installed in a public institution that sells health points to the business operator, connected to the first terminal device via a communication network, and managing the health points. hand,
The first terminal device
a first input means for inputting the ID of a subject to whom the health points are to be paid, and the health points to be paid to the subject as part or all of a salary;
a first transmission means connected to the management computer via the communication network;
The management computer is
a first storage means for storing health points accumulated up to the present for each subject;
a second transmission means connected to the first terminal device via the communication network;
Based on the ID of the subject transmitted from the first terminal device, the health points of the subject are read from the first storage means, and the health points provided to the subject are added to the read health points. and a control means for updating the storage contents stored in the subject's first storage means,
The first terminal device further includes an occupation input input for inputting the occupation of the subject to whom health points are to be paid.
means of input, the ID of the target person whose job type is input, and health points to be paid to the target person
and transmission means for transmitting together to the management computer,
The management computer receives premium points corresponding to the occupation transmitted from the first terminal device.
and a calculation means for calculating the
The control means converts the calculated premium points into health points provided by the business operator to the target person.
characterized by updating the storage contents of the first storage means of the subject by adding to the point ,
Health point management system. A second terminal device is further installed in the business operator,
The second terminal device
a second input means for inputting the ID of the subject who uses the health points and the amount to be paid by the subject;
conversion means for converting the entered amount of money into health points based on a conversion rate obtained from the management computer;
The management computer comprises second storage means for storing a conversion rate for converting the health points into monetary amounts according to the use of the health points,
The control means reads the health points of the subject from the first storage means based on the ID of the subject transmitted from the second terminal device, and converts the read health points in the conversion means. , subtracting the health points used by the subject, and updating the storage contents of the first storage means of the subject,
The health point management system according to claim 1. The second terminal device is provided with a third storage means for storing the business operator code and the conversion rate transmitted from the management computer,
When communicating with the second terminal device, the management computer stores, from the second storage means, a conversion rate for converting an amount of money into health points based on a business operator code transmitted from the second terminal device. A first transmission means for reading and transmitting the read conversion rate to the second terminal device,
The health point management system according to claim 2. The first terminal device has a table storing a payment ratio for each age when health points are paid to the target person;
When the target person's ID and the salary to be paid to the target person are input from the first input means, a part of the input salary based on the payment ratio corresponding to the target person's age or a conversion means for converting all to health points,
The health point management system according to claim 1. The second terminal device is installed in a medical institution,
When the ID of a subject to be examined using health points is entered, the subject's accumulated health points transmitted from the management computer are greater or less than the accumulated health points of other subjects. It is characterized by comprising an order management means for judging whether or not, and if there are many, prioritizing the subject to the examination over the other subjects,
The health point management system according to claim 2 or 3. The second terminal device is provided with reading means for reading the ID of the subject from a storage medium possessed by the subject, and the storage medium is linked to the ID at the request of the subject. 4. The health point management system according to claim 2, further comprising an area for writing the current health points stored in said first storage means.

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