Mayapada Hospital Owned By Conglomerate Dato Tahir Appointed As Vaccine By Alexander Tedja Pakuwon Group Company

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JAKARTA - Mayapada Healthcare, through its unit Mayapada Hospital was appointed as a vaccinator by Pakuwon Group and Prudential Indonesia, targeting the elderly, teachers, and MSME actors.

In collaboration with the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government Health Office and local sub-district puskesmas, Mayapada Hospital also supports the implementation of vaccinations in an effort to realize safe public services and accelerate the handling of COVID-19 in Indonesia, especially DKI Jakarta. Mayapada Hospital, which belongs to the conglomerate Dato Sri Tahir, through all its units, namely Mayapada Hospital Tangerang, Mayapada Hospital South Jakarta, Mayapada Hospital Kuningan, and Mayapada Hospital Bogor, is ready to support becoming a vaccinator.

The Pakuwon Group, which is owned by tycoon Alexander Tedja, is targeting 1,300 elderly per day and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) entrepreneurs, to carry out vaccinations starting from April 19 simultaneously and starting from 09.00 WIB - 15.00 WIB. Vaccination locations will take place in Kota Kasablanka, Gandaria City Mall and Plaza Blok M by following strict health protocols and in accordance with applicable regulations.

MSME players get vaccinated at one of the Pakuwon Group shopping centers.Meanwhile, Prudential Indonesia will vaccinate the Prudential Indonesia office area, PRUUniversity, which is located on the 2nd floor of Kota Kasablanka Mall and targets to vaccinate more than 45,000 people in the April - December period. 2021.

The vaccination and observation process follows the health protocols established by the government. Even the elderly and teachers who can vaccinate must meet a number of requirements.

Prospective recipients of the vaccine for the elderly category are required to carry an identity card, a certificate of domicile in Jakarta. Meanwhile, MSMEs can bring their identity cards to match the list provided by the Health Office.

The other main requirement is being healthy and not taking any medication. Prospective vaccination recipients are first given a brief medical examination through interviews with patients, or what is called additional anamnese, then followed by a physical examination (blood pressure, pulse, temperature) before receiving a vaccination injection for each individual.

For those who get vaccinated, for 30 minutes after injection, will be observed to see the adverse effects or AEFI (Post-Immunization Follow-up Events). During the process of the first and second vaccines, it is hoped that they will continue to follow the 5M health protocol (washing hands, wearing masks, maintaining distance, moving away from crowds, reducing mobility).

Mayapada Healthcare CEO Jonathan Tahir said that his party is pleased to be able to support the government in accelerating the COVID-19 vaccination program and becoming the designated partner as a vaccinator for the Pakuwon Group in collaboration with the DKI Jakarta Health Office.

"Not only focusing on vaccinators for the elderly, we are also open to assisting in vaccination according to the targets previously determined by the government, both in the DKI Jakarta area and the assistance needed for areas outside Jakarta such as Bogor and Tangerang. We are committed to always synergizing and helping. the government in accelerating the handling of COVID-19, both in the Government Program Vaccination and Independent Vaccination / Mutual Cooperation in the future, "said Jonathan.

Lusiana as the Director of Kota Kasablanka representing Pakuwon Group Jakarta stated that her commitment to continue to participate in positive policies for the community is based on the spirit of social responsibility as part of the company's work culture.

"Realizing and understanding the urgency of giving vaccines to the community, we hope that the presence of vaccines in three malls with strategic locations (Gandaria City, Kota Kasablanka, Plaza Blok M) can simplify and increase interest in vaccines in the community, especially the elderly, MSMEs and public servants," he said. .