RS Tria Dipa and KP2MI partner to enhance health services for Indonesian migrant workers

Rumah Sakit Tria Dipa and the Ministry of Indonesian Migrant Worker Protection (KP2MI) have formalized a collaboration to strengthen health services for prospective Indonesian migrant workers (PMI). The partnership focuses on providing professional, integrated medical check-ups (MCU) as a vital component of the placement and protection process for workers heading abroad.

Sukmo Hadi Nugroho, Director of PT Tria Dipa, described the cooperation as a strategic step to align government efforts with healthcare facilities. The initiative aims to ensure that health screenings are structured and meet government standards. The collaboration also seeks to establish partnerships with migrant worker placement companies, particularly within the Jabodetabek region (Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, and Bekasi).

By improving service quality, medical technology, and staff competence, the hospital aims to provide accurate, fast, and transparent health examinations. The partnership emphasizes that healthy migrant workers are essential for national economic productivity and for maintaining Indonesia’s international reputation.