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135 Universities in Jakarta Involved in BPJS Kesehatan

BPJS socialization continues to be socialized. Even the cooperation is also established with 135 universities in Jakarta.

Until now, there have been 135 private universities that have been involved in BPJS program

"Until now, there have been 135 private universities that have been involved in BPJS program. They enroll their students and staffs and employees as BPJS participant," expressed Donnu Hendrawan, Head of East Jakarta BPJS Branch, Monday (6/20).

It is also including cooperation with seven universities. They are Satya Negara, UPN Veteran Jakarta, Trilogi, Dharma Persada, Economic Sciences of Tunas, Economic Sciences of IPWI Jakarta and Jakarta Theological Seminary.

City Guarantees Baby to Have BPJS Kesehatan

Meanwhile, Director of BPJS Kesehatan Participant and Marketing, Andayani Budi Lestari disclosed, until June 2016, there are 166,858,548 people in Indonesia registered in National Health Insurance-Indonesia Health Card (JKN-KIS).

"JKN-KIS program makes residents dare to check up their health. It is targeted, January 1 2019, all residents could already be participated in this program," he finished.

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