100 BPJS Health Cards Distributed to Residents: Unram Hospital and Mataram BPJS Health Branch Strengthen Collaboration Through CSR Program

Published On: 24 September, 2026By Tags: , , ,

Mataram, University of Mataram — On Friday, September 18, 2026, University of Mataram Hospital (Unram Hospital) and the Mataram Branch of BPJS Health carried out a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program as a concrete expression of their collaboration to improve access to health insurance coverage for the community. The program reflects their shared commitment to expanding health protection and providing direct benefits to people in need.

The activity was attended by the management of Unram Hospital, the Head of the Mataram Branch of BPJS Health, village heads from Kekalik, Tanjung Karang, Gomong, and Dasan Agung urban villages, as well as community beneficiaries. The participation of various stakeholders demonstrated the synergy among the hospital, BPJS Health, local government, and the community in supporting the sustainability of the National Health Insurance (JKN) Program.

A total of 100 BPJS Health cards were distributed to beneficiaries across the four urban villages. The symbolic handover was part of the event and marked the commencement of the program’s benefits for the recipients.

On the same occasion, the Mataram Branch of BPJS Health also presented an award certificate to Unram Hospital in recognition of its support, contribution, and commitment to supporting the implementation of the program and expanding access to health services for the community.

This collaboration marks the beginning of a long-term partnership aimed at delivering broader benefits. Unram Hospital is committed to continuing to build synergies with various stakeholders to provide healthcare services that are friendly, professional, high-quality, accessible, and responsive to community needs.

Through a shared spirit of collaboration and social responsibility, Unram Hospital and the Mataram Branch of BPJS Health will continue to make tangible contributions toward helping residents obtain better health protection and access to healthcare services.