Prepare Medical Tourism Services At Bali International Hospital, Pertamedika Collaborating With US Health Services Company

Bali International Hospital development plan. (Photo: Doc. Antara)

JAKARTA - PT Pertamina Bina Medika Indonesia Healthcare Corporation (IHC) as the Holding of the BUMN Hospital (RS) together with the Mayo Clinic is ready to serve medical tourism at the Bali International Hospital (BIH). This synergy is an effort by Pertamedika IHC to provide health services with international standards with medical tourism. For your information, the construction of the Bali International Hospital (BIH) in the Special Economic Zone (KEK) Health, in Sanur, Bali is an initiation from the Ministry of SOEs to meet the health needs of the domestic and foreign communities. Senior Division Chair Education Mayo Clinic Nell Robinson hopes that the standard values applied at the Mayo Clinic will also be applied at the IHC. Especially at BIH. "Hopefully this effort can be carried out well in line with the BIH development process," explained Nell in an official statement, Wednesday, October 26. Mayo Clinic is the largest health service provider company from the United States that has international networks around the world, with more than 150 years of experience. In the initial stage, Mayo Clinic acts as a consolidating design on the BIH development process.

During her visit to Bali, Nell also directly inspected the BIH development site in Sanur. BIH will have a variety of superior services equipped with advanced technology ranging from Oncology, Cardiology, Neurology, Gastro Hepatology, Orthopedy, Obstetric Gynecology, Medical Check Up, and other services. Director of Operations Pertamedika IHC Mira Dyah Wahyuni added that BI planning was carried out with international standards, including the Observership program where later the Company could send its medical personnel to Mayo Clinic, to have global competence. This collaboration is expected to be an innovation in the national health sector, where Pertamedika IHC will serve with international standards, including specialist/subspecialist and medical personnel, technology, as well as treatment that is not yet available in the country. "This is Pertamedika IHC innovation in achieving national health sovereignty and protecting the Indonesian people," Mira said.