Pramono Opens Tria Dipa Hospital, Boosting Jakarta’s Healthcare Reach
Reported by Dessy Suciati | Translated by Nugroho Adibrata
Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung officially inaugurated the full operations of Tria Dipa Hospital in Pancoran, South Jakarta, Friday (8/28). During the ceremony, Pramono highlighted the facility's state-of-the-art infrastructure and its commitment to professional management.
Our transformation is a promise to deliver high-quality, safe, and seamless care
"It is very clear that this hospital will be managed with the highest professional standards," he expressed.
He hoped that the hospital would provide accessible healthcare services to all segments of Jakarta’s society.
Sulianti Saroso Infectious Diseases Hospital Services ImprovedCurrently, there are approximately 196 hospitals across Jakarta. Meanwhile, the Jakarta government manages its own network of 31 hospitals, 44 primary community health centers (Puskesmas), and 292 auxiliary health centers.
In a continued push to strengthen healthcare, the Jakarta government has pledged to build two additional hospitals in Cakung and the former Sumber Waras area.
Tria Dipa Hospital is set to become a pillar of health for Jakartans, especially those in disadvantaged communities.
"This hospital provides significant value and makes a real difference in people’s lives," he hoped.
PT Tria Dipa Medika Head, Sukmo Hadi Nugroho, is ushering in a new era of medical excellence for Jakartans. With a fresh management vision and a complete overhaul of its facilities, Tria Dipa Hospital is now powered by state-of-the-art healthcare technology.
"Our transformation is a promise to deliver high-quality, safe, and seamless care. We are focused on creating a faster and more comfortable experience that truly puts the patient at the center of everything we do," he explained.
In a bold strategic shift, Tria Dipa Hospital has introduced its concept as a Lifestyle Hospital, focusing on holistic wellness and quality-of-life education.
The facility has pledged to be a key collaborator for the Jakarta government, enhancing medical access and supporting the capital's evolution into a healthy, productive, and world-class global hub.
