On Feb. 10, Indonesia rolled out a large-scale free medical screening program, fulfilling one of his campaign promises. Under the initiative, Indonesians of all ages can now receive annual checkups to detect cardiovascular diseases, congenital disorders in children, and other conditions early.
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A grand new hospital building rises against the backdrop of the idyllic beach in Sanur in southeast Bali.
Spreading across 50,000 sq. meters, Bali International Hospital is set to partially open its doors in April.
Pemerintah Provinsi Sulawesi Selatan (Pemprov Sulsel) dan BPJS Kesehatan semakin mempererat kerja sama guna meningkatkan kualitas layanan Program Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional (JKN) bagi masyarakat Sulsel.
Permohonan pasangan Indonesia untuk menjadi penduduk tetap Australia dipenuhi, setelah sebelumnya sempat ditolak karena memiliki putra difabel.
The Indonesian Ministry of Health has achieved international recognition for its pioneering digital health transformation, winning the Gold Award in the public sector category at the 2025 ASEAN Digital Awards.
Indonesia’s proposed social media restrictions risk alienating young users, particularly women, by cutting them off from vital online communities that shape their identities and provide support.
In 2025 and beyond Indonesia is poised to revolutionize health expenditure tracking to ensure efficient resource allocation and accelerate its journey towards universal health coverage (UHC).
In 2025 the Indonesian Ministry of Health (MoH), World Health Organization (WHO) and key partners are intensifying efforts to strengthen reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) services by improving overall health programme planning and management.
Indonesia has used conclusions and recommendations gathered during two recent IAEA missions – including an imPACT review in July 2024 – to inform the development of its new National Cancer Control Plan.
Katalis has supported greater alignment and collaboration between nursing organisations in Indonesia and Australia.
The average health claims loss ratio in Indonesia reached 105.7% in the first quarter of 2024 and is expected to increase even more in 2025, says WTW, a leading global advisory, broking and solutions company.
Kasih Ibu Hospital Group is the second Indonesian hospital to be validated for the EMR maturity model.
A new partnership in Indonesia is aiming to improve three simple ways to improve child health: vaccination, nutrition and hygiene. It’s just reported its first set of results.
As Indonesia envisions a “Healthy Indonesia,” digitalization has emerged as a driving force of transformation across various sectors, including healthcare.
Indonesia’s free meal initiative, which is set to begin its pilot next month, stands to benefit some 82.9 million people in its first two years of operations.
Indonesia’s national health insurance scheme (JKN), which covers 219 million active policy holders, is projected to record a 20 trillion rupiah (S$1.69 billion) deficit in 2024, raising the prospect that patients could face higher premiums.