PT Administrasi Medika (AdMedika), a subsidiary of PT Telkom Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (Telkom), officially established a strategic collaboration with the Health Office of Kaimana Regency, Papua Barat.

The partnership was formalized through the signing of a Cooperation Agreement (PKS) during a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) held at the Kaimana Health Office.

The FGD was attended by Arifin Sirfefa, S.Km., M.M., Head of the Kaimana Health Office, along with heads of departments and health service divisions. Representatives from neighboring regencies, including Bofuwer, Kiruru, Kambala, Yamor, and Tanusan, were also present.

Their participation underscored a shared commitment to accelerating healthcare digitalization in eastern Indonesia, a region that faces geographic and access-related challenges.

Healthical Puskesmas to Support Primary Care Integration

As part of the collaboration, the Kaimana Health Office will implement Healthical Puskesmas, a digital solution developed by AdMedika.

This platform is designed to integrate healthcare data at primary care facilities such as puskesmas.

During the FGD, representatives from AdMedika and TelkomGroup presented the Healthical solution for hospitals and clinics, as well as AdMedika’s experience in supporting healthcare digitalization in various regions across Indonesia.

Advancing Efficient and Transparent Health Services

Healthical Puskesmas is expected to support more efficient and transparent management of healthcare services.

It will also enable integration with national systems, aligning with broader efforts to modernize health service delivery in Indonesia.

According to Dian Prambini, CEO of AdMedika, “With full support from the Kaimana Health Office and collaboration with TelkomGroup, we are optimistic that the implementation of Healthical Puskesmas will bring significant impact in accelerating inclusive and equitable digital healthcare services”.

Public and Private Sector Synergy in Eastern Indonesia

The partnership marks a significant milestone not only for AdMedika but also for collaborative efforts between the public and private sectors.

The event highlighted the potential of cross-sector collaboration to expand access to digital healthcare services in Papua Barat and other regions categorized as 3T (Tertinggal, Terdepan, dan Terluar).

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This article was created with AI assistance.