JAKARTA - High-quality health services are very important to strengthen the health ecosystem in Indonesia. To meet this, the presence of an international standard hospital is very needed.
Therefore, Aspen Medical introduced the international standard hospital, Aspen Medical Hospital Depok, which will be completed in the second quarter of 2027.
"This momentum is an important milestone for Aspen Medical in bringing global health care expertise and standards to Depok," said Aspen Medical Founder and Executive Chair, Glenn Keys, in Jakarta, Saturday, August 1.
The hospital is equipped with 200 beds consisting of inpatient rooms, isolation rooms, and ICUs, NICUs, and PICUs. There are also four flagship services, namely the Cardiovascular Center, Surgery Center, Gastro Hepatology Center, and Neuro-Restoration Center.
The presence of the hospital is expected to provide international standard health services that remain in line with national regulations and the needs of the Indonesian people.
In addition, to strengthen the mission of collaboration in building a national health ecosystem, an International Medical Conference was also held which took place on July 31 - August 1, 2026 at Pullman Thamrin.
This event brings together government representatives to leading medical experts, with topics ranging from strategic issues in the development of the health sector. Starting from governance and health service standards, investment, health workforce development, to strengthening the health financing ecosystem.
"Our goal is not only to present a hospital, but also to create health service capacity that will benefit the Indonesian people and future generations," concluded Glenn.
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