Situbondo Health Policy: Understanding the 2025 Berantas Plus Program

Introduction to the Berantas Plus Initiative

Situbondo Regency in East Java has launched a transformative program designed to expand healthcare accessibility for all residents. Governed by Situbondo Health Policy under Regency Regulation (Perbup) Number 14 of 2025, this initiative is officially known as “Unlimited Free Treatment Plus” or BERANTAS PLUS. This program represents a concrete commitment by the local government to ensure that every citizen, particularly those not covered by the National Health Insurance (JKN), receives dignified and high-quality medical care. By eliminating financial barriers, the government aims to guarantee that no resident is denied essential medical treatment.

The BERANTAS PLUS program offers more than just free treatment; it encompasses comprehensive services including outpatient care, inpatient hospitalization, and emergency medical response. It is a strategic effort to reach vulnerable groups, such as individuals with social welfare issues (PMKS). Residents can access these services at government-owned facilities, such as Puskesmas and Regional General Hospitals (RSUD), simply by presenting their Electronic Identity Card (KTP-el). This system ensures that the Situbondo Health Policy remains inclusive and community-oriented.

The Situbondo Health Office is responsible for the oversight and development of this program to ensure its effective delivery. Transparency in budget management is a top priority, ensuring that allocated funds are used wisely and hit the intended targets. Through these steps, the local government is not only providing excellent service but also building public trust in regional health initiatives. The goal is for every citizen in Situbondo to enjoy a healthier life through easier access to medical professionals.

Primary Objectives of Berantas Plus

The Situbondo Health Policy through the BERANTAS PLUS program focuses on three main objectives:

• Financial Security: To guarantee healthcare funding for residents who are not yet covered by the national JKN scheme.
• Standardized Quality: To provide medical services that meet national standards with transparent cost and quality control.
• Accountability: To manage the healthcare budget with high transparency, allowing the community to monitor the usage of public funds effectively.

Scope of Medical Services

The scope of this program is extensive, covering target groups, service regulations, and medical tariffs. The primary targets include residents with a Situbondo KTP-el and social welfare participants (PMKS) who may lack official identification. Services available under this Situbondo Health Policy include:

• Outpatient and Inpatient care.
• Emergency medical services.
• Surgery and other essential medical procedures.
• Standardized treatments at local health centers (Puskesmas) and regional hospitals (RSUD).

The Medical Claim Process

A crucial aspect of the program is the structured claim procedure. Claims are submitted monthly based on the services rendered. To receive treatment under the Situbondo Health Policy, patients must provide the following documentation:

1. A valid Electronic Identity Card (KTP-el) from Situbondo.
2. A declaration letter from BPJS Health regarding insurance status.
3. A certificate from the Social Office for those in the PMKS category.

This streamlined process is designed to reduce administrative hurdles, allowing patients to focus on their recovery rather than paperwork.

Funding and Sustainability

The BERANTAS PLUS program is fully funded by the Local Government through the Regional Revenue and Expenditure Budget (APBD). This underscores the government’s commitment to prioritizing the health of its citizens, especially the underprivileged. By securing these funds, the Situbondo Health Policy ensures that high-quality healthcare remains a right, not a privilege.

Supervision and Governance

The Situbondo Health Office manages the implementation, supervision, and guidance of the program. This oversight covers service delivery, tariff adherence, and the accuracy of claims. Strict monitoring ensures that the program operates efficiently and provides maximum benefits to the community without waste or mismanagement.

Conclusion

The Berantas Plus program is a significant milestone in improving healthcare access in Situbondo. With full government backing, this Situbondo Health Policy aims to bridge the gap in medical services and ensure that every individual has the right to a healthy life. Through transparency and accountability, residents can feel more confident and involved in local health governance. We support this initiative as it paves the way for a more prosperous and healthy Situbondo.

Legal Transition and Repealed Regulations

With the enactment of Regency Regulation No. 14 of 2025, the following previous regulations are official.

Visit the Village Regulations page for official access.