Regulation of The President of The Republic of Indonesia No.82 Year2018

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REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
REGULATION OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
NUMBER 82 YEAR 20 18
ABOUT
HEALTH INSURANCE
BY THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
Weigh a. that to implement the provisions of Article 13
paragraph (2), Article 2 1 paragraph (4), Article 22 paragraph (3), Article 23
paragraph (5), Article 26, Article 27 paragraph (5), and Article 28
paragraph (2) of Law Number 40 Year 200 4
about the National Social Security System and
provisions of Article 15 paragraph (3) and Article 19 paragraph (5)
letter a Law Number 24 Year 20 1 1
regarding the Social Security Organizing Agency, already
Presidential Regulation No. 12 Year is stipulated
20 13 regarding Health Insurance as already
several times amended, most recently by Regulation
President Number 28 Year 20 1 6 concerning Change
Third, Presidential Regulation Number 12 Year
20 13 regarding Health Insurance;
b. that Presidential Regulation Number 12 Year 20 13
about Health Insurance as already

President Number 28 of 201 6 concerning Change
Third, Presidential Regulation Number 12 Year
20 13 about Guarantee Health need
perfected to improve quality and
sustainability of the Health Insurance program;
c. that ...
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c. that based on consideration as

referred to in letters a and b, necessary
establish Presidential Regulations on Guarantees
Health;
Remembering 1. Article 4 paragraph (1) of the State Constitution

Republic of Indonesia of 1945;
2 Law Number 40 Year 2 004 concerning
National Social Security System (State Gazette
Republic of Indonesia Year 2 004 Number 150,
Additional State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia
Number 4456);
3. Law Number 24 Year 2 011 concerning
Social Security Administration Agency (Gazette
Republic of Indonesia Year 2 011 Number 116,
Additional State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia
Number 52 56);
DECIDING:
Set REGULATION PRESIDENT ABOUT GUARANTEE AN
HEALTH.
PIG
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
article 1
In this Presidential Regulation what is meant by:
1. Health Insurance is Jamman
health protection so that participants get
health care and protection benefits
in meeting basic health needs that are
given to everyone who has paid
Health Insurance Fees or Health Insurance Fees
His health is paid for by the Central Government or
Regional government.
2 Participant ...
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2 Participants are everyone, including people asmg
who works for a minimum of 6 (six) months at

Indonesia, which has paid the Guaranteed Contribution
Health.
3. Health Insurance fee, hereinafter referred to
Contribution is the amount of money paid in a manner
regularly by Participants, Employers, and / or
Central Government or Local Government for

Health Insurance program.
4. Benefits are the benefits of social security
the rights of Participants and / or family members.

5 Recipients of Health Insurance contributions
hereinafter referred to as PSI Health Insurance is
poor and disadvantaged people as Participants
Health Insurance program.
6. Workers are everyone who works with

receive Salaries, Wages, or rewards in kind
other.
7. Wage Recipient Workers hereinafter abbreviated
PPU is everyone who works for the Giver
Work by receiving salary or wages.
8. Next Non-Wage Worker Workers
abbreviated as PBPU is every person who works
or try at your own risk.

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Not Workers, hereinafter abbreviated as BP is
everyone who is not a PPU group,

PBPU, PSI Health Insurance, and residents who
registered by the Regional Government.
10. State Officials are members and members

state institutions as referred to in
The Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia
Year 1945 and other officials determined

by law.
11. Employee ...
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11. Civil Servants, hereinafter referred to as PNS

is a fulfilling Indonesian citizen
certain conditions, appointed as Apparatus Employees
State Civil permanently by the guiding officials

staffing for occupy position
government hold.
12. Soldier is a member of the Indonesian National Army.

13. Members of the Indonesian National Police who are
hereinafter referred to as Polri Members are Members
Polri as referred to in the Act

governing hit1 Police Country
Republic of Indonesia.
14. Veterans is a veteran Republic Indonesia
as referred to in the Act
regulates the Veterans of the Republic of Indonesia.
15. Pioneer of Independence is Pioneer of Independence
as referred to in the Act

governs the Pioneer of Independence or
awards / benefits to Pioneer
Movement to Nation / Independence.
16. Giver Work is person individual,
businessman, legal entity, or other legal entity
employ workers, or organizers

a country that employs Civil Servants
State by paying salaries, wages, or rewards
in other forms.
17. Salary or Wages are Workers' rights received

and stated in money as compensation
from the Provider to the appointed Worker
and paid according to a work agreement,
agreement, or statutory regulation,
including benefits for workers and their families
for a work and / or service that is known
will be done.
18. Termination ...
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18. Subsequent termination of employment
abbreviated as layoff is the termination of employment
because of a certain thing that resulted
the ending right and obligation Among
Workers / laborers and Employer Work based
laws and regulations.
19 Amenities Health ad al ah facility services
health used to administer

individual health care efforts, both
promotive, preventive, curative, and rehabilitative
conducted by the Central Government, the Government
Region and / or community.
20. Facilities Health Level First that
next abbreviated as FKTP is a facility
Health is doing health services
non-specific individuals for
the need for observation, promotion, prevention, diagnosis,
care, treatment, and / or service
other health.
21. Advanced Referral Health Facilities a
hereinafter abbreviated as FKRTL is Facility
Health is doing health services
individuals who are specialized or sub
specialties which include outpatient level
advanced, advanced level hospitalization, and care
stay in a special treatment room.
22. Total Permanent Disability is a defect that results
someone's inability to do
profession.
23. An accident ...
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23. Work Accidents are accidents that occur
in work relationships, including accidents that are
occurred on the way from home to place
work or vice versa, and diseases caused
by the work environment.

24. Fraud (fraud) is an action taken
on purpose, for profit
financial from the Health Insurance program in
National Social Security System through deeds
cheat that is not in accordance with the provisions
25. Sort Fee is the additional cost paid
Participants when receiving service benefits
health that could give rise to
abuse of service.
26. Government Center is President Republic
Indonesia holds government power
Republic of Indonesia which is assisted by Deputy
President and ministers as referred to in
The Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia
1945.
27. Minister is the governing minister
government affairs in the health sector.
28. Health Social Security Organizing Body
hereinafter referred to as BPJS Health is
bad an law that was formed for
organize a Health Insurance program.
29. Regional Government is the regional head as
element of regional government administrators who
lead the implementation of government affairs which
becomes the authority of the autonomous region.
30. Area ...
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30 Autonomous Regions, hereinafter referred to as Regions
is unity Public law that
has authorized territorial boundaries
regulate and take care of Government Affairs and
interests Public local according to
the initiative itself is based on community aspirations
in the system of the Unitary Republic of Indonesia.
CHAPTER II
PARTICIPANTS AND PARTICIPATION
Part One
Health Insurance Participants
Section 2
Participants in Health Insurance include:
a. PBI Health Insurance; and
b. Not PBI Health Insurance.
Article 3
PBI participants for Health Insurance as intended
in Article 2 letter a is determined by the minister who
holding government affairs in the social field.
Article 4
(1) Participants not PBI Health Insurance as
referred to in Article 2 letter b consists of:
a. PPU and its family members;
b. PBPU and family members; and

c.
BP and family members.
(2) PPU ...
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(2) PPU as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a
consists of:
a. State officials;
b. p1mpman and members of the House of Representatives
Regional People's;
c. Civil servants;
d. Soldier;
e. National Police Member;
f. village head and village apparatus;
g. private employees; and
h. Workers / employees not included in letter a
up to the letter g that receives a salary
or wages.
(3) PBPU as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b
consists of:
a. Workers outside the employment relationship or Workers
independent; and
b. Workers who do not include the letter a yang
not a salary or wage recipient.
(4) BP as referred to in paragraph (1) letter c
consists of:
a. investor;
b. Employer;
c. pension recipients;
d. Veteran;
e. Pioneer of Independence;
f. widow, widower, or children orphaned and / or strays
from Veterans or Pioneer of Independence; and
g. BP that does not include letters a through to
the letter f who is able to pay contributions.
(5) Recipients ...

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(5) Pension recipients as referred to in paragraph
(4) letter c consists of:
a. State officials who quit with rights
pens1un;
b. Civil servants who stop with pension rights;
c. Soldiers and Police Members who stop by
pension rights;
d. widows, widowers, or orphans and / or parents
from the pension recipient as intended
in letter a, letter b, and letter c that
get pension rights;
e. pension recipients other than letters a, b, and
letter c; and
f. widows, widowers, or orphans and / or orphans
from the pension recipient as intended
in the letter e that gets pension rights.
Article 5
(1) Family members of PPU participants include
legal wife / husband, biological children, stepchildren of
legal marriage, and legal adopted child,
at most 4 (four) people.
(2) Natural children, stepchildren of legal marriages,
and legal adopted child as intended
in paragraph (1), with the following criteria:
a. never or never been married or not
have own income; and
b. not yet 21 (twenty one) years or
not yet 2 5 (twenty five) years old
who are still in formal education.

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(3) Other than the family members referred to
on paragraph
(1) for Participant PPU could
include other family members.
(4) Other family members as intended

in paragraph (3) includes the 4th child (four) and
so on, father, mother, and in-laws.
The second part

Membership Administration
Health insurance
Paragraph 1
Registration of participants
Article 6
(1) Every Indonesian citizen must participate in

the Health Insurance program.
(2) Participate in the Health Insurance program
as referred to in paragraph (1) is implemented
by registering or being registered at BPJS

Health.
(3) When registering or being registered with the BPJS
Health as referred to in paragraph (2),

Prospective Participants are entitled to determine the FKTP
wanted.
Article 7
(1) Participants can replace the FKTP in the Participant's place
registered after a period of 3 (three) months.
(2) FKTP Replacement by Participants as
referred to in paragraph (1) can be done in
period of less than 3 (three) months with
conditions as follows:
a. Participant ...
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a. Participants move to domicile within a period of time
less than 3 (three) months after being registered at

Initial FKTP, as evidenced by the letter
statement of domicile; or
b. Participants in official assignments or training
in a period of less than 3 (three) months,
as evidenced by a certificate
assignment or training.
(3) Replacement of FKTP as referred to in paragraph
(1) and paragraph (2) come into force as from the 1st of on
next month.
(4) In terms of the condition of Participants registered in FKTP
not evenly distributed, BPJS Health can do
transfer of Participants to another FKTP.

(5) Transferring Participants to another FKTP as is
referred to in paragraph (4) must consider

the number of registered Participants, the availability of doctors,
health workers other than doctors, and facilities

infrastructure at FKTP.
(6) In the case of Participants being transferred as
referred to in paragraph (4), the Participant's objection

can request to be transferred to the FKTP
is desirable.
(7) Transfer of Participants as referred to in

paragraph (4) is carried out after coordinating with:
a. service health district / city for
transfers between government FKTPs;
b. association of health facilities for transfer

FKTP does not belong to the government; or
c.
district / city health offices and associations
health facilities for transfer between
FKTP belongs to the government with FKTP not
government property.
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(8) In the event of a transfer of Participants originating
from Warriors or Polri Members, BPJS Health
must coordinate with the National Army
Indonesia and the Indonesian National Police.
(9) Further provisions concerning removal
Participants are regulated by the Health BPJS Regulations
after coordinating with the Minister.
Article 8
(1) Every Participant who has registered with BPJS
Health has the right to obtain Participant's identity.
(2) Participant's identity as referred to in paragraph
(1) in the form of the fewest Indonesia Health Cards
contains the name and identification number of the Participant
integrated with the Population Identity Number,
except for newborns.

(3) Healthy Indonesia Card as referred to in
paragraph (2) is given to Participants in stages.
(4) Participant's identification number as intended
in paragraph (2) is a single identity number
which applies to all social security programs.
Article 9
PBI Health Insurance stipulated by the minister
which organizes government affairs in the field
socially as referred to in Article 3, is registered
by the Minister as a Participant to BPJS Health.
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Article 10
Babies born to registered birth mothers

as a PBI Participant in Health Insurance automatically
designated as a PBI Participant in Health Insurance

corresponding
with provisions the rules legislation
invitation.
Article 1 1
(1) Participants who are not PBI Health Insurance

experiencing total permanent disability and incapability,
entitled to become a PBI Participant in Health Insurance.
(2) Determination of Total Permanent Disability as referred to
in paragraph (1) is carried out by an authorized doctor.

(3) Determination of people with permanent and total disabilities
able as PSI Participants in Health Insurance

as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out
in accordance with statutory provisions

invitation.
Article 12
Residents who have not been registered as Guarantee Participants

Health can be registered with the Health BPJS by
Provincial Regional Government or Regional Government
district / city.
Article 13
(1) The employer must register himself and
Workers as Health Insurance Participants

to BPJS Health by paying Juran.
(2) In the case that the Employer clearly does not

register workers with BPJS Health,
The worker concerned has the right to register

himself as a Health Insurance Participant.
(3) Registration. . .
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(3) Registration by the Workers as intended
in paragraph (2) is done by attaching
document that prove status
to his workforce.
(4) Workers who register themselves as Participants
Health Insurance as referred to in
paragraph (2), the fees are paid in accordance with the provisions
This Presidential Regulation.
(5) In the event that the Employer has not registered and
pay contributions for workers to BPJS

Health, the employer is responsible
when workers need services
health in accordance with the benefits provided
by BPJS Health.
(6) Employers other than state administrators who
violate the provisions referred to in
paragraph (1) will be subjected to administrative sanctions in the form of:
a. written warning;
b. fine; and / or
c. do not get certain public services.
(7) Tata way imposition penalty administrative
invitation.
Article 14
(1) In the case of husband and wife respectively
is a The worker then both Required
registered as PPU Participants by each
Employer and pay contributions.
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(2) Husband, wife and child of PPU Participants
as referred to in paragraph (1) has the right
choose the highest class of care.
Article 15
(1) Every PBPU and BP must register themselves and

family members individually or
collectively as a Health Insurance Participant in
Health BPJS by paying dues.
(2) BPJS Health must verify
registration as referred to in paragraph (1)
within 14 (fourteen) days from
registration.
(3) Registration for PBPU Participants or BP Participants who
done in a mannerindividually, payment
Contributions can be made after 14 (fourteen)
days from being declared eligible based on verification
registration.
Article 16
(1) Newborns from Health Insurance Participants
must be registered with the Health BPJS at most
28 (twenty eight) days from birth.
(2) Participants who do not register babies as such
referred to in paragraph (1) is subject to sanctions accordingly
with the provisions of the legislation.
(3) Further provisions regarding baby registration
newborn as referred to in paragraph (1)
regulated in the BPJS Health Regulations after
coordinate with relevant ministries / institutions.
Article 17 ...
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Article 17
(1) Kev.rajiban registers as a Participant

Health Insurance that has been determined sest.1ai
with a deadline but has not been done
then be subject to sanctions in accordance with the provisions
(2) Obligation to register as a Participant
Health insurance for PBPU and BP is implemented
no later than January 1, 2019.
Article 18
In the context of registering Participants, BPJS Health
must develop a system to make it easier
access registration.
Article 19
Further provisions regarding registration procedures
and membership administration is regulated by Regulation
BPJS Health after coordinate with
relevant ministries / institutions.
Paragraph 2
Change in Membership Status
Article 20
(1) Membership status can change to guarantee
sustainability of membership.
(2) Changes status membership how
referred to in paragraph (1) does not eliminate
obligations of Participants, Employers, or Government
Regions to pay off arrears of contributions.
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(3) Obligations of Participants, Employers, or the Government
Area for pay off arrears Tuition
a maximum of 6 (six) months from the membership status
change.
(4) Change status membership as is
referred to in paragraph (1) still requires Participants
for register self and / or member
his family to a new type of membership.
(5) Obligations pay arrears as is
referred to in paragraph (2) does not result
Termination of Health Insurance Benefits.
Article 21
(1) Change in membership status of PBl Participants

Health Insurance is not a PBI Participant
Health insurance is done through registration
to BPJS Health by paying the contribution
first.
(2) Changes status membership how
referred to in paragraph (1) no result in
Termination of Health Insurance Benefits.
(3) Change of membership status of non-Participants
PBI Health Insurance becomes PBI Participant
Health insurance is carried out in accordance with
the provisions of the legislation.
Article 22
(1) PPU participants must submit data changes
membership to the giver Work included
change status membership and all over
arrears dues.
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(2) The Employer is required to report changes in data
Membership as referred to in paragraph (1)
to BPJS Health no later than 7 (seven) days
since the change of data by the Worker.
(3) In the case that the Employer clearly does not
report changes in membership data to
BPJS Health, Workers concerned can be
report changes in membership data
directly to BPJS Health.
Article 23
PBPU participants and BP participants must submit
changes in membership data to the Health BPJS.
Article 24
Participants who move to work are required to report data
membership and identity of the new Employer
to BPJS Health by showing their identity
Participant.
Article 25
Registration and amendment of PPU membership data for
village heads and village officials are carried out collectively
through the Regency / City Regional Government.
Article 26
Further provisions regarding the procedure for changes
membership status is regulated by BPJS Regulations
Health after coordinate with
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Third Part
Experienced Participants
Work termination
Article 27
(1) PPU participants who experience layoffs still obtain

Health Insurance Benefit rights no later than 6
(six) months since being laid off, without paying contributions.
(2) Layoffs as referred to in paragraph (1) must be
meet the criteria:

a. Existing layoffs sentence
relationship industrial, proven with
industrial relations court decision / deed;
b. Laid off because merging company,

evidenced by a notarial deed;
c.
Layoffs because the company went bankrupt or experienced
loss, proven with decision
bankruptcy from the court; or

d. Layoffs because workers experience a sickness
prolonged and unable to work,
evidenced by a doctor's letter.
(3) In the event of a dispute over the proposed dismissal
through the institution settlement dispute

industrial relations, both employers and
Workers must continue to carry out obligations
pay dues up to the verdict
with permanent legal force.

(4) Health Insurance Benefits as intended
in paragraph (1) is given in the form of service benefits at

Class III treatment room.
(5) Participants as referred to in paragraph (1) are

have worked again must extend the status
membership by paying dues.
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(6) In the case of Participants as referred to in paragraph
(1) and paragraph (2) do not work again and no clan
able, registered as a PBI Guarantee Participant
Health.
CHAPTER III
URAN
Part One
Magnitude Juran
Article 28
(1) Contribution for PBI Health Insurance Participants is paid
by the Central Government.
(2) Contributions for residents registered by
Local Government is paid by the Regional Government.
(3) Dues for PPU Participants shall be paid by the Employer
and workers.
(4) Dues for PBPU Participants and BP Participants shall be paid by
Participants or other parties on behalf of Participants.
(5) Provisions as referred to in paragraph (3)
does not apply to:
a. pension recipients as intended
in Article 4 paragraph (5) letter a, letter b, letter c,

and letter d; and
b. Veterans and Pioneer of Independence.
(6) Contributions for newborns are paid by Participants
or other parties on behalf of Participants at the time
register no later than 28 (twenty eight) days
since birth.
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Article 29
Contribution for PBI Participants in Health Insurance and
residents registered by the Regional Government
in the amount of Rp.23,000.00 (twenty three thousand rupiah)
per person per month.
Article 30
(1) Contribution for PPU Participants consisting of Officials
State, leadership and members of the House of Representatives
Regional People, Civil Servants, Soldiers, Members of the National Police, chief
village and village apparatus, and workers / employees
as referred to in Article 4 paragraph (2) letter
h, namely 5% (five percent) of Salary or Wages
per month.
(2) Fees as referred to in paragraph (1) are paid
with the following conditions:
a. 3% (three percent) is paid by the employer;
and
b. 2% (two percent) is paid by Participants.
(3) Obligations of the Employer in paying Contribution
as referred to in paragraph (2) letter a,

implemented by:
a. Central Government for Contributions for Officials
State, central civil servants, Soldiers, Members of the National Police, and
Workers / employees as referred to in
Article 4 paragraph (2) letter h central agencies; and
b. Local Government for contributions to the head
regional and deputy regional heads, leaders and
member of the Regional People's Representative Council, PNS
regions, village heads and village officials, and
Article 4 paragraph (2) letter h of regional institutions.
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(4) Fees as referred to in paragraph (3)

paid directly by the Employer
to BPJS Health through state treasury except
for village heads and village officials.
Article 31
(1) Contribution for PPU Participants other than Participants as
referred to in Article 30 paragraph (1) in the amount of 5%
(five percent) of Salary or Wages per month with
conditions:
a. 4% (four percent) is paid by the employer;

and
b. 1% (one percent) is paid by Participants.
(2) Fees as referred to in paragraph (1)
paid directly by the Employer
to BPJS Health.
Article 32
(1) The highest limit for salary or wages per month
used as a basis for calculating contribution rates
for PPU Participants as referred to in
Article 3 1 paragraph (1), village heads and village officials,
and Workers / employees as referred to in
Article 4 paragraph (2) letter h, namely equal to
Rp.8,000,000.00 (eight million rupiah).
(2) The lowest limit for Salary or Wages per month
used as a basis for calculating contribution rates
for PPU Participants other than the state organizer,
head village and device village, and

Article 4 paragraph (2) letter h, which is equal to wages
district / city minimum.
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(3) In the case that the Regional Government does not stipulate
district / city minimum wages then become
basis for calculating contribution rates as is
referred to in paragraph (2) that is the amount of wages
provincial mm1mum.
(4) The lowest limit provisions as
referred to in paragraph (2) does not apply to Givers
Work that get a hold of
obligation to pay a minimum Salary or Wage
province / district / city determined by
Local government.
Article 33
(1) Salary or wages used as a basis
Contribution calculation for PPU participants for officials
State, leadership and members of the House of Representatives
Regional People, Civil Servants, Soldiers, or Members of the National Police
as referred to in Article 30 paragraph (1)
consists of basic salary or wages and benefits
family.
Contribution calculation for PPU participants for the head
village and village apparatus and Workers / employees
as referred to in Article 4 paragraph (2) letter
h is calculated based on fixed income.
Contribution calculation for PPU Participants other than Participants
as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2)
consists of basic salary or wages and benefits
permanent.
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(4) Permanent benefits as referred to in paragraph
(3) is an allowance paid to
Workers without taking into account the presence of workers.
Article34
Fees for PBPU Participants and BP Participants are as follows:
a. Rp.25,500.00 (twenty-five thousand five hundred rupiah)
per person per month with Benefits of service at

Class III treatment room;
b. Rp5,000,000 (fifty one thousand rupiah) per person
per month with the Benefits of service in space
Class II care; or
c. Rp. 80,000.00 (eighty thousand rupiah) per person
per month with the Benefits of service in space
Class I care.
Article35
(1) Contribution for pension recipients as intended
in Article 4 paragraph (5) letter a, letter b, letter c, and
letter d that is equal to 5% (five percent) of the amount
basic pensions and family benefits
received per month.
(2) Fees as referred to in paragraph (1) are paid
by the Central Government and pension recipients
with the following conditions:
a. 3% (three percent) is paid by the Central Government;
and
b. 2% (two percent) is paid by pension recipients.
(3) contributions for pension recipients as intended
in Article 4 paragraph (5) letter e and letter f follow
the provisions referred to in Article 34.
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(4) Fees for Veterans, Pioneer of Independence, widows,
widower, know orphans and / or parents from Veterans
or Pioneer of Independence, which is 5% (five

percent) of 45% (forty-five percent) Salary
principal of civil servants class III / a with years of service
14 (fourteen) years per month, paid by
Central government.
Article 36
(1) Contribution to other family members of Participants
PPU is paid by Participants.
(2) Amount of contribution for other family members
as referred to in paragraph (1), that is
1% (one percent) of PPU Participant Salary or Wages
per person per month.
(3) Amount of contribution for other family members
as referred to in paragraph (1) for Participants
PBPU and BP Participants are determined according to Benefits
treatment room selected refers to
master's agreement as referred to in Article 34.
(4) Payment of fees for other family members
as referred to in paragraph (2) begins with
granting power of attorney from the Worker to the Giver
Work to make additional cuts
Contribution and pay to the Health BPJS.
Article 37
(1) Participants of Indonesian citizens who live outside
the country for 6 (six) consecutive months can be
stop the membership while the tare.
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(2) In the event that a Participant terminates his participation
as meant in paragraph (1),
The participant in question did not get it
The benefits.
(3) The provisions referred to in paragraph (1)
excluded for the PPU Participants who are still in love
get a salary or wage in Indonesia.
(4) Participants as referred to in paragraph (1) are
returning to Indonesia must report to BPJS
Health and the lowest payment possible 1
(one) month after returning and has the right to receive opinions
The benefits.
Article38
(1) Amount of contribution is reviewed no later than 2 (two) years
once.
(2) Provisions regarding the amount of exemption
referred to in paragraph (1) shall be regulated by Regulation
President.
The second part
Procedure for Payment of Contributions
Article39
(1) Giver Work must collect contributions from
Workers pay dues which are borne
he replied, and paid the contribution to BPJS
Health no later than the 10th of every month.
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(2) If the Employer is a Central Government
or Regional Government, depositing Juran to
Health BPJS as referred to in paragraph
(1) Done through most state treasury accounts
by the 10th of every month.
(3) Dues for PPU Participants to the village head and
village officials are collected and paid for by
Regency / city regional government as the giver
Work directly to most BPJS Health
by the 10th of every month.
(4) In the case of the 10th day referred to in

paragraph (1) falls on a holiday, then contributions are paid
the next working day.
(5) Provisions regarding the transmission of Employer Fees
Local Government from the state treasury account to
Health BPJS is regulated by Ministerial Regulation
which organizes government affairs in
financial sector.
(6) Further provisions regarding procedures
Juran payments for PPU Participants are regulated by
BPJS Health Regulations after coordinating
with relevant ministries / institutions.
Article 40
(1) PBPU Participants and BP Participants must pay the contribution
to BPJS Health no later than the date of 1 0
each month.
(2) Juran can be paid for more than 1 (one)
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(3) BPJS Health must develop a mechanism
effective and efficient contribution of withdrawal for Participants
PBPU and BP Participants as referred to in
paragraph (1).
Payment of Contribution for PBPU Participants and BP Participants
regulated by BPJS Health Regulations after
Article 41
(1) Payment of Contributions for PBPU Participants and BP Participants
conducted collectively on the total bill for
all family members according to data
engraved tum in the family card.
Payment of contributions made collectively
as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be regulated by
Article 42
(1) In the case of Participants and / or Employers not
pay contributions until the end of the month
proceeding, the guarantee of the Participant is terminated
while from the 1st of the following month.
(2) In the event that the employer has not paid the arrears
Fees as referred to in paragraph (1) to
BPJS Health, Employers must be responsible
answer on when The workers need
health services in accordance with its Benefits
was given.
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(3) Temporary termination of Participant Guarantee
as referred to in paragraph (1) ends and
re-active membership status, if Participant:
a. have paid in arrears for the month, the most
many for a period of 24 (twenty four)
month; and
b. pay contributions for the month the Participant wishes
end dismissal while
guarantee.
(4) Payment of arrears Contributions can be paid by
Participants or other parties on behalf of Participants.
(5) Within 45 (forty five) days from
re-active membership status as
referred to in paragraph (3), Participant as referred to
referred to in paragraph (1) must pay a fine
to BPJS Health for each service
advanced level care map
obtained.
(6) Fines as referred to in paragraph (5), i.e.
at 2.5% (two point five percent) of the estimate
Indonesian Case Based Groups package costs

based on preliminary diagnoses and procedures for
every month in arrears with the provisions:
a. the maximum number of months in arrears is 12 (two
twelve) months; and
b. the maximum fine is Rp. 30,000,000.00 (three

twenty thousand rupiah).
(7) For PPU Participants, payment of Contribution is as
referred to in paragraph (3) and penalties as stated
referred to in paragraph (6) shall be borne by the Giver
Work.
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(8) Provisions payment Tuition as is
referred to in paragraph (3) and penalties as stated
referred to in paragraph (6) is excluded for Participants
PBI Health Insurance, Participants registered
by Local Governments, and Participants who do not
able as evidenced by a certificate
from the authorized agency.

(9) Further provisions regarding payment of contributions
as referred to in paragraph (3) and fines

as referred to in paragraph (6) is regulated by
Article 43
BPJS Health must record and collect arrears
Contributions as BPJS Health receivables at most
for 24 (twenty four) months.
Article 44
(1) Regulation of the provision, disbursement, and
liability contributions originating from
The State Budget is regulated
by implementing Ministerial Regulation

government affairs in the financial sector.
(2) Provisions concerning the payment of contributions from civil servants,
Article 4 paragraph (2) letter h, and the Regional Government
regulated with Regulation Minister that
holding government affairs in the field
finance a tau Regulation Minister that
organize government affairs in
the country in accordance with its authority.
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(3) Further provisions concerning cutting,
deposit, and payment of contributions to the village head
and village officials are regulated by Ministerial Regulation
which holds government affairs
domestic.
Third Part
Advantages and Weaknesses of Contributions
Article 45
(1) BPJS Health must calculate every excess
or lack of contribution in accordance with Salary or
Worker Wages.
(2) Calculation of any excess or lack of contributions
as referred to in paragraph (1) is based

on the Worker's Salary or Wage list and changes
membership status or membership data.
(3) In the event of excess or deficiency
Payment of Contributions caused by changes
membership data, the Health BPJS must
notify the Employer and / or
Participants no later than 14 (fourteen) working days
since receipt of contributions.
(4) Over or underpaid Juran payments
as referred to in paragraph (1) counts
with payment of contribution the following month.
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CHAPTER IV
BENEFITS OF HEALTH GUARANTEE
Part One
Guaranteed benefits
Article 46
(1) Every Participant is entitled to receive Guarantee Benefits
Health that is a health service
individual, covers service promotive,
preventive, curative, and rehabilitative, including

drug services, medical devices, and medical materials
consumables according to medical needs which are
is required.
(2) Health Insurance Benefits referred to
Paragraph (1) consists of medical benefits and benefits
non-medical.
(3) Medical benefits as referred to in paragraph (2)
administered according to medical indications and standards
services and are not differentiated based on
Participant Contribution amount.
(4) Non-medical benefits referred to in paragraph
(2) is given based on the size of Participant's selection.
(5) Health Insurance Benefits referred to
Paragraph (1) also applies to newborn babies
Participants must have a maximum of 28 (twenty eight) days
since birth.
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Article 47
(1) Guaranteed health services consist of:
a. first level health services, including
non-specialist health services
includes:
1. service administration;
2. promotive and preventive services;
3. examination, treatment, and consultation
medical;
4. non-specific medical measures, good
operative or nonoperative;
5. drug services, medical devices, and materials
medical consumables;
6 examination pen Un Jang diagnostic
Primary level laboratory; and
7. first-degree hospitalization according to
medical indication;
b. advanced referral health services,
includes health services which include:
1 service administration;
basic medical;
specialty;
4 specialist medical procedures, both surgical
or non-surgical as indicated
med is;
5. drug services, medical devices, and materials
medical consumables;
6. Advanced diagnostic support services
according to medical indications;
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7. medical rehabilitation;
8. blood service;
9. screening corpse Participant that
died in a health facility;
10. family planning services;

1 1. nonintensive inpatient care; and
12. inpatient care in intensive care;
c. land or water ambulance services.
(2) Health services as referred to in
paragraph (1) letter b number 2 only applies to
health services in the emergency department.
(3) Medical devices as referred to in paragraph (1)
letter b number 5 is all medical devices
which is used in the framework of healing,
including health aids.
(4) Health services as referred to in
paragraph (1) letter b number 10, excluding services
family planning that has been funded by the Government
Pu sat.
(5) Land ambulance services or water as is
referred to in paragraph (1) letter c is
pas1en transportation services referral to
certain conditions between Health Facilities are accompanied
with efforts to maintain the stability of the patient's condition
for the sake of patient safety.
Article 48
(1) Benefits of promotive and preventive services include
service delivery:
a. individual health education;
b. routine immunization;
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c. family planning;
d. health history screening and services
specific health screening or screening;

and
e. improving health for sufferers
chronic disease.
(2) Individual health education as is

referred to in paragraph (1) letter a includes at most
a little counseling about managing factors

risk of disease and clean and healthy life behavior.
(3) Routine immunization services as intended

pacla paragraph (1) letter b includes the giving of types
routine immunization in accordance with regulatory requirements
legislation.
(4) Service family planned as is

referred to in paragraph (1) letter c includes counseling
and contraceptive services, including vasectomy and
tubectomy work same with Body
National Population and Family Planning.
(5) Provisions regarding the fulfillment of equipment needs

and contraceptive drugs for Guarantee Participants
Health in a Health Facility is regulated by
Regulation of the Head of Population and Agency
National Family Planning.

(6) Vaccines for routine immunizations and drug clans
contraception as referred to in paragraph (3)
clan paragraph (4) is provided by the Central Government
and / or the Government Region according to

(7) Medical history screening services as
referred to in paragraph (1) letter d is given in a manner
selective aimed at detecting risk

disease using certain methods.
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(8) Health screening or screening services
certain referred to in paragraph (1) letter
d is given selectively as intended
detect disease risks and prevent impacts
continued risk of certain diseases.
(9) Types of health screening or screening services
certain referred to in paragraph (8)
stipulated by the Minister.
(10) Health improvement for participants
chronic diseases as referred to in paragraph
(1) letter e is addressed to Participant sufferers
certain chronic diseases to reduce risk 1
due to complications of the disease he suffered.
(11) Further provisions regarding implementation
screening history health and service
specific health screening or screening as well
improving health for sufferers
chronic diseases as referred to in paragraph
(7), paragraph (8), and paragraph (10) are regulated by Regulation
BPJS Health after coordinating with
Article 49
The Minister can stipulate other health services
which is guaranteed based on the assessment of health technology
taking into account the adequacy of Juran after
coordinate with the organizing minister
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Article 50
Non-medical benefits as maximized in Article
46 paragraph (4) in the form of accommodation for inpatient services as
following:
a. Class III treatment room for:
1 PBI Participants in Health Insurance and residents
registered by the Regional Government;
2 PBPU participants and BP participants pay
Contributions for the benefits of services in the room
class III care; and
3. PPU participants who have been laid off along with
his family.
b. Class II treatment room for:
1. Civil servants and pension recipients of space group civil servants
and class II and their members
his family;
2. Soldiers and Penenun pens1un Warriors who
equivalent to class I civil servants and class
room I and his family members;
3. Members of the National Police and pension recipients Members
National Police equivalent to space group I and civil servants
space group II and their family members;
4. Participants of PPU other than numbers 1 through
number 3, village head and village official, clan
Article 4 paragraph (2) letter h, with Salary or Wages
up to Rp.4,000,000.00 (four million
rupiah); and
5. PBPU participants and BP participants pay
class II care.
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c. Class I treatment room for:

1 State officials and family members;
2. Leaders and members of the House of Representatives

Regional People and their family members;
3. Civil servants and pension recipients of PNS space groups

III and class IV and their members
his family;
4. Soldiers and Warrior retired recipients
equivalent to class III civil servants and class

room IV and its family members;
5. Members of the National Police and pension recipients Members
National Police equivalent to space III and civil servants
space group IV and their family members;

6. Veterans and Pioneer of Independence together
his family members;

7. widow, widower, or child who is worried and / or orphaned
from Veterans or Pioneer of Independence;
8. Participants of PPU other than numbers 1 through
number 5, village head and village official, and

Article 4 paragraph (2) letter h, with Salary or Wages

more than Rp4,000,000.00 (four million rupiah);
and
9. PBPU participants and BP participants pay

class I care.
Article 5 1
(1) Participants can increase more care
height of his rights including outpatient executive

by taking additional health insurance
or pay the difference between the guaranteed costs

by BPJS Health at a cost that has to be
paid due to service improvement.
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(2) Difference between fees guaranteed by BPJS
Health costs due to increase
services can be paid for by:
a. Participants concerned;
b. Employer; or
c. additional health insurance.
excluded for:
a. PBI Health Insurance;

b. Participants registered by the Government
Regions as referred to in Article 12;
clan
c. PPU participants who have experienced layoffs and members
his family.
The second part
Unsecured Benefits
Article 52
(1) Health services that are not guaranteed include:
a. health services that are not in accordance with
the provisions of the legislation;
b. health services carried out at

Health facilities that do not work together
with BPJS Health, except in
emergency state;
c. health services for diseases or
work accident or relationship injuries
work guaranteed by the guarantee program
Work accident or dependents
Employer;
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d. health services guaranteed by the program
collateral traffic collateral
mandatory up to the value borne by
a traffic accident insurance program accordingly
entitlement of Participant's nursing classes;
e. outside health services
country;
f. health services for aesthetic purposes;
g. services to deal with infertility;
h. May service: - dental or orthodontic service;

i.
disruption health / disease consequence
drug and / or alcohol dependence;
J health problems due to intentionally hurting
yourself or the result of doing that hobby
endanger yourself;
k. complementary, alternative medicine, and
traditional, which has not been declared effective

based on health technology assessment;
1 treatment and action medical that
categorized as as trial a tau
experiment;
m. contraceptive devices and drugs, cosmetics;
n. household health supplies;
o. health services due to disasters in
really responsive emergency, incident the outside
ordinary / outbreak;
p. health services in non-event
expected that can be prevented;
q. organized health services
in the framework of social service;
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r. health services due to crime
molestation, sexual assault, victim
terrorism and trade crime
people in accordance with regulatory requirements
legislation;
s. certain health related services
with Ministry of Defense, Army
Indonesian National, and National Police
Republic of Indonesia;
t. other services that are not related
with the Health Insurance Benefits
given; or
u. services already covered in
another program.
(2) Health services which are not in accordance with
provisions the rules legislation
as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a
includes referrals at their own request and
other health services which are not in accordance with
(3) Health problems caused by intentional self-harm
alone or consequence
To do a hobby
endanger yourself as intended
in paragraph (1) letter j, treatment and action
medical categorized as an experiment or
experiment as referred to in paragraph (1)
letter 1, and unexpected events that can
prevented as referred to in paragraph (1) letter
p stipulated by the Minister.
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Third Part
Coordination Between Guarantee Organizers
Article 53
(1) BPJS Health can coordinate with
other guarantee providers that provide
Benefits of health services.
(2) Organizer guarantee the other how

referred to in paragraph (1) includes:
a. Body Organizer Guarantee Social
Employment, PT. Savings Funds and
Insurance for Civil Servants (Persero), and PT.
Republic of Armed Forces Social Insurance
Indonesia (Persero) for the Jamman program
Occupational accidents and occupational diseases;
b. PT. J asa Raharj a (Persero) for the program
traffic accident insurance; or
c. other guarantee providers that provide
Benefits of health services.
(3) In case BPJS Health pays first
first the cost of health services that should be
guaranteed by other guarantee providers
as referred to in paragraph (2) then
other guarantee providers must pay
cost of health services to BPJS Health.
Article 54
Further provisions concerning interagency coordination
guarantee organizers are regulated by Ministerial Regulation
which organizes government affairs in the field of defense
finance.
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CHAPTER V
ORGANIZATION
HEALTH SERVICES
Part One
Health Care Procedure
Article 55
(1) Health services for Participants are carried out
in stages according to medical needs and
Health Facilities competency starts from FKTP
Participant registered, except in the circumstances
medical emergency.
(2) First level health services for Participants
held at FKTP where Participants are registered,
except for Participants who:
a. is outside the FKTP area where the Participant is
registered; or
b. in a state of medical emergency.
(3) Participants outside the FKTP area where
Participants are registered as referred to in paragraph
(2) letter a can access outpatient services
first level at other FKTP for the most
3 (three) visits in a maximum period of 1
(one) month at the same FKTP.
(4) In the event that Participants need health services
advanced level, FKTP must refer to FKRTL
according to the case and competence of the Facility
Health and referral system.
(5) Services provided to Participants who
referred to FKRTL as referred to in paragraph
(4) it is conducted for a maximum of 3 (three) months.
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(6) FKRTL who perform services as
referred to in paragraph (5) must make a back referral
to FKTP where Participants are registered.
excluded for certain cases.
(8) More provisions further regarding service
first level health care, health services
advanced level referral, and referral service
governed by Ministerial Regulation.
Article 56
(1) Facilities Health Required ensure Participant
get drugs, medical devices, and medical materials
consumables needed as indicated
med is.
(2) Health facilities which do not have facilities
supporters, must build JeJanng with
Supporting health facilities to guarantee
availability of drugs, consumable medical materials, and
supporting examination needed.
Article 57
(1) BPJS Health can develop the system
health services.
(2) Development sis tern service health
as referred to in paragraph (1) is submitted
to the Minister.
(3) The Minister establishes a health service system
as referred to in paragraph (2).
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The second part

Drug Services, Medical Devices,
and Consumable Medical Materials
Article 58
(1) Central Government, Regional Government and Facilities
Health is responsible for availability
medicine, medical devices, and medical consumables

in organizing the Health Insurance program
in accordance with their authority.
(2) Drugs, medical devices, and consumable medical materials
which is used in government programs besides
the Health Insurance program is provided by
Central Government and / or Regional Government
invitation.
Article 59
(1) Drug services, medical devices, and medical materials
consumables for Health Insurance Participants at

Health facilities are guided by the list of drugs,
medical devices, and medical consumables which
(2) The Minister in determining the list of drugs, tools
health, and ingredients medical disposable
as referred to in paragraph (1) form
national committee.
(3) The national committee as referred to in paragraph

(2) consists of elements of the Ministry of Health, Sadan
Watchdog Drug and Food, Sadan
National Population and Family Planning,
BPJS Health, professional organizations, universities
high, and expert.
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(4) The drug list, medical devices, and medical materials are used up
use as maximized in paragraph (1)
set forth in a national formulary or
compendium of medical devices.
(5) National committee in compiling the formulary
national and compendium of medical devices must
prioritizing drugs, medical devices, and ingredients
medical consumables in domestic production.
Article 60
(1) Procurement of drugs, medical devices and / or materials
medical consumables by owned Health Facilities
government or private to the Guarantee program
Health done through e-purchasing
based on an electronic catalog.
(2) In the case of procurement of drugs, medical devices,
and / or medical materials can not be used
done through e-purchasing how
referred to in paragraph (1), the procurement of clapat
can be done manually based on the catalog
electronic.
(3) In the case of drugs, medical devices, and / or materials
medical consumables required by the Facility
Health is not in the electronic catalog
then the Health Facility in conducting medicine,
medical devices, and / or consumable medical materials
still refer to the national formulary or
compendium of medical devices.

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medical consumables needed are not available
in the national formulary and compendium of tools
health then Amenities Health could
procure drugs, medical devices, and / or materials
medical consumables with the approval of the head or
hospital director.
medical consumables claimed separately by the Facility
Health to BPJS Health then prices
based on electronic catalogs or prices
(6) In the event of a drug procurement failure with
electronic catalogs resulting in a drug vacancy
then the Health Facility can hold medicine
with the same active substance in accordance with the provisions
(7) Payment of drugs as referred to in paragraph
(6) which can be claimed separately by the Facility
Health to BPJS Health, guided by
at electronic catalog prices or prices that are
Article 61
In the case of problems with the procurement of drugs, tools
health, and / or medical materials can only be used

can potentially lead to a drug vacancy then
Central Government, Local Government, or Facilities
Health makes an effort to resolve it according to
problems and authority.
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Article 62
Health facilities in providing services
health for program Guarantee Health
prioritizing the use of production medical devices
domestic.
Third Part
Service in Situation
Emergency
Article 63
(1) Participants who require emergency services
can immediately get service in each
Health facilities both working together and
who are not cooperating with BPJS Health.
(2) Emergency criteria as referred to in
paragraph (1), namely:
a. life threatening, endangering yourself and
other people / environment;
b. there is interference with the airway, breathing,
and circulation;
c. a decrease in awareness;
d. presence of hemodynamic disorders; and / or
e. requires immediate action.
(3) The Minister can set emergency criteria
other than as referred to in paragraph (2).
(4) Doctor in charge of patient is authorized
establish compliance with emergency criteria
as referred to in paragraph (2).
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(5) In the event that a Participant receives an emergency service
emergency in a non-working Health Facility
the same as BPJS Health, the patient must
immediately referred to a working Health Facility
the same as BPJS Health after the situation
emergency department is resolved and the patient is in condition
can be moved.
Fourth part
Service in Situation
There are no health facilities
Eligible
Article 64
(1) In the case of an area where facilities are not yet available
Health that meets the requirements to fulfill

medical needs of a number of Participants, BPJS Health
must provide compensation.
(2) Compensation as referred to in paragraph (1)
can be cash replacements.
(3) In addition to compensation as referred to in
paragraph (2), BPJS Health can cooperate with
other parties to provide health facilities.
(4) More provisions continued about giving
compensation as referred to in paragraph (1)
up to paragraph (3) regulated by Regulation
Minister.
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Article 65
(1) In order giving compensation and
fulfillment of services in the Region is not yet available
Eligible Health Facilities, BPJS
Health can develop financing patterns
health services.
(2) Development po la financing service
health as referred to in paragraph (1)
covers pattern financing for service
mobile health, based health services
telemedicine, and / or service development

other health stipulated by the Minister.
CHAPTER VI
MEDICAL FACILITY
Part One
Health Service Provider
Article 66
(1) Government Center and Government Area
responsible for availability Amenities
Health as organizer service
health for the implementation of the program Guarantee
Health.
(2) The Central Government and Regional Governments must
provide an opportunity for the private sector to
participate in meeting the availability of facilities
Health and implementation service
health.
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Article 67
(1) Organizer service health for
the implementation of the Health Insurance program includes
all Health Facilities that work together
with BPJS Health.
(2) Health Facilities owned by the Central Government and
Local Government that meets the requirements
must cooperate with the Health BPJS.
(3) Compliant privately owned Health Facilities
requirements can cooperate with BPJS

Health.
(4) Cooperation as referred to in paragraph (2)
and paragraph (3) is implemented by making
written agreement.
(5) In the framework of implementing cooperation with
Health Facilities, BPJS Health coordinates
with the district / city health office.
(6) Provisions regarding the requirements as
referred to in paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) shall be regulated by
Ministerial regulation.
Article 68
(1) Health facilities in collaboration with BPJS
Health is prohibited from charging service fees
health to Participant During Participant
get appropriate health care benefits
with its rights.
(2) In the case of providing emergency services,
Health facilities both working together and
who are not cooperating with BPJS Health
it is prohibited to charge fees for health services to
Participant.
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(3) Health service costs as intended
in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) shall be borne by BPJS
Health is in accordance with regulatory requirements
legislation.
The second part
Standard Rates and Mechanisms
Payments to Health Facilities
Article 69
(1) Standard health service tariffs in FKTP and
FKRTL is determined by the Minister.
(2) The Minister establishes the tariff standards as stated
referred to in paragraph (1) after:
a. get input from BPJS Health
together with the association of health facilities;

clan
b. consider availability Amenities
Health, consumer price index, and index
Regional expensiveness.
Article 70
Tariff standards set by the Minister as set forth
referred to in Article 69 is used by BPJS
Health as the amount of payment to the facility

Health.
Article 71
(1) BPJS Health makes payments to:
a. FKTP in a mannereffort or capitation
based on the number of Participants registered at
FKTP; and
b. FKRTL in Indonesian Case Based Groups.
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(2) Under certain conditions and / or in an area

FKTP does not allow payment by way of
pre-effort or capitation, BPJS Health can

develop other payment systems.
(3) BPJS Health can develop the system

more effective payment at FKRTL
while still referring to Indonesian Case Based
Groups
(4) Further provisions regarding development
payment system as referred to in
paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) regulated by BPJS Regulation

Health after getting approval from
Minister.
(5) Approval as referred to in paragraph (4)
given no later than 30 (thirty) days from
date of submission from the Health BPJS to
Minister.
(6) If within 30 (thirty) days

approval as referred to in paragraph (4)
not obtained then the Health BPJS Regulation
hit development system payment

as referred to in paragraph (2) and paragraph (3)
applicable.
Article 72
(1) Method of payment using Indonesian Case Based
Groups as referred to in Article 7 1 paragraph

(1) letter b for FKRTL is determined according to class
hospital.
(2) In the case of discrepancies found in the home class
sick based on statutory provisions

invitation at the time of credentials or re-credentials
then BPJS Health must report to
Minister for review.
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(3) Review of hospital class as intended
in paragraph (2) is carried out no later than 3 (three)
month by involving elements of the Ministry
Health, BPJS Health, and home associations
sick.
(4) The results of the hospital class review as
referred to in paragraph (3) is used as the basis for adjustment
contract by BPJS Health with the hospital.
Article 73
(1) Standard tariffs as referred to in Article 69
is reviewed the fastest every 2 (two) years by
Minister.
(2) The Minister in reviewing the tariff standards as stated
referred to in paragraph (1) performed with
into account adequacy Tuition and
continuity of programs carried out together
with BPJS Health, the Social Security Board
National, and the minister who organized it
Article 74
Association of health facilities referred to
in Article 69 paragraph (2) letter a is determined by the Minister.
Article 75
(1) BPJS Health must pay capitation to
FKTP no later than the 15th of each current month.
(2) FKTP submits non-capitalization claims to BPJS
Periodic and complete health.
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(3) BPJS Health must pay FKTP

based on claims filed as
referred to in paragraph (2) and has been verified the most
no later than 5 (fifteen) working days from the claim file
declared complete.
(4) In ha! payment as referred to in
paragraph (1) and paragraph (3) fall on a holiday then
Payments at FKTP are made on weekdays
give me
(5) In ha! BPJS Health does not do
payment as referred to in paragraph (3),
BPJS Health must pay a fine to

FKTP is 1% (one percent) of the total
which must be paid for every 1 (one) month

lateness.
Article 76
(1) FKRTL submits a collective claim to BPJS

Periodic and complete health.
(2) BPJS Health must issue an official report
completeness of claim file no later than 1 0
(ten) days since the claim was submitted by FKRTL and
received by BPJS Health.

(3) In case BPJS Health does not issue
minutes of completeness of claim file in time
10 (ten) days as referred to in paragraph

(2) then the claim file is declared complete.
(4) BPJS Health is obliged to make payments

to FKRTL based on claims submitted and
has been:
a. verified as referred to in paragraph
(2) no later than 15 (fifteen) days since
publication of minutes of completeness of the file
claim; or
b. Fulfill ...
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b. fulfill the provisions as intended
in paragraph (3) no later than 15 (fifteen) days

since the fulfillment of the provisions as stated
referred to in paragraph (3).
(5) In the case of payments to FKRTL as is

referred to in paragraph (4) falls on a holiday then
Payments at FKRTL are made on weekdays
next.
(6) In the event that the Health BPJS does not do

payment as referred to in paragraph (4),
BPJS Health must pay a fine to
FKRTL that is equal to 1% (one percent) of the total
which must be paid for every 1 (one) month

lateness.
Article 77
(1) Submitting a health service financing claim
by Health Facilities to BPJS Health

period is no later than 6 (six)
month since the health service was completed.

excluded for health services which
was given by Amenities Health before

the entry into force of this Presidential Regulation.
(3) In term of term time for filing a claim

as referred to in paragraph (1) is exceeded,
the claim cannot be submitted again.
(4) In the case of payment for services
health caused due to abuse

health services carried out by the Facility
Health, Amenities Health should
refund the fees already paid
after verification is done after claiming to BPJS
Health.
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(5) In the event of a lack of payment for
health service fees paid by
BPJS Health, BPJS Health should
pay the shortfall in service fees
health.
Article 78
(1) For the benefit of payment of service fees
health, BPJS Health can request a record
medical Participants in the form of a summary of medical records
to Health Facilities in accordance with the provisions
(2) Summary of medical records as intended
in paragraph (1) at least contains the patient's identity,
diagnosis, and examination and treatment history
which is charged.
(3) In case it is needed for audit purposes
Claim administration, BPJS Health can see
Participant's medical record from the Health Facility
while maintaining the confidentiality of the contents of the medical record
invitation.
(4) BPJS Kesehatan in viewing Participant medical records

as referred to in paragraph (3) must go through
the team appointed by the Health Facility.
Article 79
(1) Emergency services carried out by
Health facilities that do not collaborate
with BPJS Health get paid with
reimbursement.
(2) Costs ...
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(2) Costs referred to in paragraph (1)
billed directly by the Health Facility to
Health BPJS.
(3) Health BPJS provides payment to
Health facilities as referred to in

paragraph (2) is equivalent to the tariff in force in the region
available.
(4) Provisions more continued about procedure
reimbursement of emergency services and costs
Ambulance services are regulated by BPJS Regulations
Health after coordinate with
Article 80
(1) For certain types of services that can be
lead to abuse of service, Participant
Subject to Fee.
excluded for PBI Health Insurance Participants
and residents registered by the Government

Area.
(3) Service that could give rise to
misuse of services as intended

in paragraph (1) is service that
influenced by participants' tastes and behavior.
(4) The type of service referred to in paragraph
(1) and paragraph (3) are determined by the Minister.
Article 8 1
(1) Sort of fees for types of services that can be
give rise to abuse service
as referred to in Article 80, i.e.

as big as:
a. score...
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a. a certain nominal value every time you do
outpatient visits or face value
the maximum cost of health services
for a certain period of time; and
b. 10% (ten percent) or highest with
a certain nominal amount for hospitalization of fees
service,
paid to Health Facilities when
get service.
(2) BPJS Health pay service fees
health to Health Facilities after
minus the amount Urun Cost as is
referred to in paragraph (1).
(3) Facilities Health should inform
services are subject to a Fee Fee for Participants

before carrying out service delivery which
can lead to abuse of service.
(4) Provisions Furthermore hit establishment
service that could give rise to
misuse of service, quantity and procedure
Imposition of Fees is regulated by Regulations
Minister.
CHAPTER VII
KENDAL! QUALITY AND CONSTRAINTS! COST
MANAGEMENT OF WARRANTIES
HEALTH
Article 82
In the context of quality control and cost control
the implementation of the Health Insurance Program, Minister
set implementation policies:
a. assessment ...
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a. health technology assessment;
b. clinical considerations;
c. calculation of tariff standards; and
d. monitoring and evaluation of service delivery
Health insurance.
Article 83
(1) In set Policy as is
referred to in Article 82, the Minister and the minister
and the National Social Security Board
authorized to access and request data and

information from BPJS Health.
(2) Health BPJS must provide access and
provide data and information as is
referred to in paragraph (1) to the Minister and the minister
and the National Social Security Board.
Article 84
(1) In the framework of policy making in the field
health in the Region, BPJS Health mandatory
provide data and information to the Head
District / city Health Office and Head of Office
Health of the local province periodically every 3
( three months.
(2) Data and information as referred to in
paragraph (1) includes:
a. the number of Health Facilities cooperating
with BPJS Health;
b. membership;
c. number of visits to health facilities;
d. types of diseases; and
e. payment amount and / or claim.
Article 85 ...
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Article 85
(1) Rating technology health how
referred to in Article 82 letter a is carried out for
rate effectiveness and efficiency of use
technology or technology products in the form of methods,
medicine, or medical devices in service

health insurance program.
(2) Use of health technology assessment results
as referred to in paragraph (1) is determined by
Minister after receiving a recommendation from the Committee
Health Technology Assessment.
(3) Health Technology Assessment Committee as
referred to in paragraph (2) is formed by the Minister.
(4) Further provisions regarding technology assessment
health as referred to in paragraph (1)
governed by Ministerial Regulation.
Article 86
(1) In the framework of quality control and cost control
the implementation of the Health Insurance program, BPJS
Health develops operational techniques
health service system, quality control system
services, and service payment systems
health to improve efficiency and
effectiveness in administering the Guarantee program
Health.
(2) Technical development of operationalization as such
referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out through:
a. Health Facility credentials;
b. Participant satisfaction survey; and
c. monitoring and supervision of utilization.
(3) In. . .
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(3) In carrying out development as

referred to on paragraph
(1), BPJS Health
Article 87
(1) Health facilities in providing services

health to Health Insurance Participants must
implementing quality control and cost control with
still pay attention to safety and security

patient and service quality.
(2) Implementation of quality control and cost control

as a whole includes meeting standards
the quality of the Health Facility, ensuring the process

health services run according to standards
established, and monitoring of outcomes
Participant health, and cost efficiency.
Article 88
Further provisions regarding quality control and
control of Health Insurance service costs is regulated

by Ministerial Regulation.
CHAPTER VIII
INFORMATION AND SERVICES
THE HANDLING OF COMPLAINTS
Article 89
(1) Participants are entitled to get information
regarding the implementation of health insurance
as a whole concerns rights and obligations
Participants / Health Facilities / Health BPJS, and
service mechanism in Health Facilities and
Health BPJS.
(2) Participants ...
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(2) Participants have the right to complain about dissatisfaction
towards Health Insurance services which
provided by Health Facilities, and towards
BPJS Health services to the complaints unit,
both contained in the Health Facility, BPJS
Health, health services, and the Ministry
Health.
(3) Health facilities and compulsory health BPJS
provide complaint units that are managed in a manner
together or individually by the Facility
Health and Health BPJS.
(4) The complaints unit as referred to in paragraph
(2) can be in the form of:
a. the unit the controller you tu service and
handling complaint for BPJS
Health;
b. the unit complaint Public integrated / team
Health Insurance monitoring and evaluation
for the health department and the Ministry
Health; and / or
c. community complaints unit for Facilities

Health.
(5) Complaint dissatisfaction that be delivered

Participants must obtain handling and
settlement in an adequate and in a timely manner
brief and given feedback to parties who
deliver.
Article 90
Health facilities in organizing services
health must inform the availability of space
hospitalization to the community.
CHAPTER IX ...
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CHAPTER IX
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Article 9 1
(1) In the event of a dispute related to the administration

Health Insurance between:
a. Participants with Health Facilities;
b. Participants with Health BPJS;
c. BPJS Health with Health Facilities;
a tau
d. BPJS Health with facilities associations
health,
the settlement is done by deliberation.
(2) Disputes as referred to in paragraph (1)
including complaints that have not been resolved

by the complaint unit as referred to in
Article 89.
(3) Settlement dispute in a manner discussion
as referred to in paragraph (1) involves
Head of provincial health office, head of service
Health district / city, and / or Sadan
Penga was Rumah Saki t.
(4) In the event that a dispute cannot be resolved in a manner
deliberations, disputes are resolved through the Council

Clinical Considerations, by way of mediation, or
court.
(5) How to resolve disputes through mediation or
through the court as referred to in a
paragraph (4) is carried out in accordance with the provisions
(6) Further provisions regarding the method of settlement
disputes through the Clinical Advisory Board are regulated
by Ministerial Regulation.
CHAPTER X ...
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CHAPTER X
PREVENTION AND HANDLING
KECURANGAN (FRAUD) IN
PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION
HEALTH INSURANCE
Article 92
(1) Fraud (fraud) can be done by:
a. Participant;
b. BPJS Health;
c. Health facilities or service providers
health;
d. providers of drugs and medical devices; and
e. other stakeholders.
(2) Fraud (fraud) as referred to in
paragraph (1) includes abuse of service
health caused due to the behavior of the giver
health services.
(3) BPJS Health, district / city health office,
and FKRTL in collaboration with BPJS
Health must build a prevention system
Fraud (fraud) as referred to in
paragraph (1) through:
a. drafting Policy and guidelines
fraud prevention;
b. development of a culture of fraud prevention
(fraud);
c. development of health services which
oriented towards quality control and control

cost; and
d. the formation of a cheating prevention team
(fraud).
(4) System ...
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(4) Fraud prevention system (fraud) as
referred to in paragraph (3) is carried out systematically,
structured, and comprehensive by involving
all human resources at BPJS Health,
Amenities Health, service health
district / city, din as health provms1,
Ministry of Health, and stakeholders
the other.
Article 93
(1) Minister, Head of Provincial Health Service, Head
District / city Health Office can provide
administrative sanctions for any person or corporation
as referred to in Article 92 paragraph (1) which
committing fraud (fraud).
(2) Administrative sanctions referred to in
paragraph (1) in the form of:
a. verbal warning;
b. written warning; and / or
c. command friend loss consequence
Fraud (fraud) on the injured party.
(3) In addition to administrative sanctions as referred to

in paragraph (2), for Health BPJS officers,
health service providers, and drug providers
and medical devices may be subject to additional sanctions.
(4) Administrative sanctions referred to in
paragraph (2) does not remove the appropriate criminal sanctions
with the provisions of the legislation.
Article 94 ...
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Article 94
To increase prevention and treatment efforts
Fraud (fraud) formed a team consisting of elements
Ministry of Health, ministries / institutions, BPJS
Health, and the Corruption Eradication Commission, as well
Article 95
Further provisions regarding prevention efforts and
handling Fraud (fraud) and the imposition of sanctions
The administration is regulated by a Ministerial Regulation.
CHAPTER XI
SUPERVISION, MONITORING,
AND EVALUATION
Article 96
(1) Minister, Head of Provincial Health Service, and
Head of district / city Health Service conducts
supervision of the implementation of the program

Health insurance in accordance with the authority
each.
(2) Implementation of supervision as intended
Paragraph (1) may involve the Regulatory Body
Hospital, Hospital Board of Trustees,
health facility associations, and / or organizations
profession according to need.
(3) Implementation of supervision as intended
in paragraph (1) is carried out in a coordinated manner
relevant agencies in accordance with regulatory provisions
legislation.
Article 97 ...
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Article 97
(1) Labor inspectors in the agency that
responsible for manpower affairs
conduct an examination of the employer
that violates the provisions as intended
in Article 13 the implementation is done
invitation.
(2) BPJS Health conducts supervision and
inspection of Participants and Givers' compliance
Work in fulfilling its obligations in accordance with
(3) BPJS Health in conducting supervision and
inspection of Participants and Givers' compliance
Work can work with supervisors

employment and State Attorney Attorney.
Article 98
(1) For the continuity of program implementation
Health Insurance is monitored and
evaluation.
(2) Implementation of monitoring and evaluation as
referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out on aspects of:
a. membership;
b. health services;
c. Tuition;
d. payment to Health Facilities;
e. finance;
f. organization and institution; and
g. regulation.
(3) Monitoring. . .
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(3) Monitoring and evaluation as intended
in paragraph (1) performed by Ministry
Health, Ministry of Finance, Ministry
Social, Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry
Planning Development National / Agency
Planning Development National, Bad an
Financial Examiner, Financial Supervisory Agency
and Development, the National Social Security Council,
Financial Services Authority, and Regional Government
according to their respective authorities.

(4) Monitoring and evaluation as intended
in paragraph (1) is carried out in an integrated manner.
CHAPTER XII
LOCAL GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
Article 99
(1) Government Area Required support
the implementation of the Health Insurance program.
(2) Support Government Daer Ah as is
referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out through:
a. enhancement achievement membership in
its territory;
b. compliance payment of contributions;
c. health service improvement; and
d. other support in accordance with the provisions
statutory regulations in order
guarantee the continuity of the Guarantee program
Health.
(3) Support ...
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(3) Supporting the improvement of participation in
the area as referred to in paragraph (2)
letter a is implemented through the issuance of regulations
that requires program participation
Health Insurance in obtaining services
public.
(4) Support obedience payment Tuition
as referred to in paragraph (2) letter b
implemented through payment implementation
Contribution in the right amount and on time.
(5) Support enhancement service health
as referred to in paragraph (2) letter c
implemented through provision Amenities
Health, meeting minimum service standards,
and improving the quality of health services.
(6) Other support as referred to in
paragraph (2) letter d is implemented through contributions from
cigarette tax rights section of each region
province / district / city.
Article 100
(1) The amount of contribution referred to in
Article 99 paragraph (6) is stipulated 75% (seventy-five)
percent) of 50% (fifty percent) realization
cigarette tax receipts part of their respective rights
Provincial / district / city area.
(2) Contributions as referred to in paragraph (1)
cut straight to be transferred to
in the BPJS Health account.
(3) Provisions ...
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(3) Further provisions regarding contributions and
cutting mechanism as intended

in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) regulated by Regulation
Minister that organize affairs
government in finance.
Article 101
(1) Regional contributions to fund the program
Health Insurance as referred to in
Article 99 paragraph (6) is budgeted as expenditure
social assistance health function on the budget
income and shopping area
province / district / city.
(2) Planning, budgeting, and
accountability contribution Area
corresponding
with Regulation Minister that
holding government affairs in
country that set about guidelines
budgeting income and expenditure
area.
Article 102
The Regional Government organizes guarantees
Regional health must integrate it into
Health Insurance program organized by
Health BPJS.
CHAPTER XIII. . .
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CHAPTER XIII
TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
Article 103
At the time of Presidential Regulation m1 be in effect,
provisions regarding Non-Employee Government Employees
Country included in PPU as intended
in Article 4 paragraph (2) letters h to
stipulated Regulation Government hit
Management of Government Employees with Work Agreements.
CHAPTER XIV
CLOSING
Article 1 04
Provisions as referred to in Article 16 paragraph
(1) and paragraph (2), Article 28 paragraph (6), Article 42 paragraph (1)
up to paragraph (6), and Article 80 paragraph (4) starts
valid after 3 (three) months from the date of Regulation
This president is promulgated.
Article 105
The implementing regulations of this Presidential Regulation must
stipulated no later than 6 (six) months from
This Presidential Regulation promulgated.
Article 106 ...
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Article 106
At the time this Presidential Regulation comes into force, all
the rules legislation that is a
implementing regulations of Presidential Regulation Number 12
Year 20 13 regarding Health Insurance (Gazette
Republic of Indonesia Year 2013 Number 29)
as amended several times, most recently with
Presidential Regulation Number 28 of 2016 concerning
Third Amendment to Presidential Regulation Number 12
Year 20 13 regarding Health Insurance (Gazette
Republic of Indonesia Year 2016 Number 62),
otherwise still valid throughout the day
contrary to the provisions in the Regulations
This president.
Article 107
At the time of Presidential Regulation 1111 be in effect,
Presidential Regulation Number 12 of 2013 concerning
Guarantee Health (Sheet Country Republic
Indonesia Year 2013 Number 29) as already
President Number 28 of 2016 concerning Change
Third on Presidential Regulation Number 12 Year 20 13
regarding Health Insurance (Republic of Indonesia State Gazette
Indonesia Year 2016 Number 62), revoked and
declared invalid.
Article 108
Presidential Regulation 1111 comes into force on date
invited.
So that ...
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So everyone knows, ordered
invitation Regulation President lnl with
its placement in the Republic of Indonesia's Official Gazette
Indonesia.
Set in Jakarta
on September 17 2 018
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
signed
JOKO WIDODO
Promulgated in Jakarta
on September 18, ber 2 018
MINISTER OF LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
signed
YASONNA H. LAOLY
STATE GAZETTE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA YEAR 2 018 NUMBER 165
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REGULATION OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

BY THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY

PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

Weigh a. that to implement the provisions of Article 13

paragraph (2), Article 2 1 paragraph (4), Article 22 paragraph (3), Article 23

paragraph (5), Article 26, Article 27 paragraph (5), and Article 28

paragraph (2) of Law Number 40 Year 200 4

about the National Social Security System and

provisions of Article 15 paragraph (3) and Article 19 paragraph (5)

letter a Law Number 24 Year 20 1 1

regarding the Social Security Organizing Agency, already

Presidential Regulation No. 12 Year is stipulated

20 13 regarding Health Insurance as already

several times amended, most recently by Regulation

President Number 28 Year 20 1 6 concerning Change

Third, Presidential Regulation Number 12 Year

20 13 regarding Health Insurance;

b. that Presidential Regulation Number 12 Year 20 13

about Health Insurance as already

several times amended, most recently by Regulation

Third, Presidential Regulation Number 12 Year

20 13 about Guarantee Health need

perfected to improve quality and

sustainability of the Health Insurance program;

c. that based on consideration as

Remembering 1. Article 4 paragraph (1) of the State Constitution

2 Participants are everyone, including people asmg

who works for a minimum of 6 (six) months at

3. Health Insurance fee, hereinafter referred to

Contribution is the amount of money paid in a manner

regularly by Participants, Employers, and / or

Central Government or Local Government for

4. Beneﬁts are the beneﬁts of social security

the rights of Participants and / or family members.

hereinafter referred to as PSI Health Insurance is

poor and disadvantaged people as Participants

Health Insurance program.

6. Workers are everyone who works with

Work by receiving salary or wages.

8. Next Non-Wage Worker Workers

abbreviated as PBPU is every person who works

or try at your own risk.

everyone who is not a PPU group,

registered by the Regional Government.

10. State Oﬃcials are members and members

Year 1945 and other oﬃcials determined

11. Employee ...

11. Civil Servants, hereinafter referred to as PNS

certain conditions, appointed as Apparatus Employees

State Civil permanently by the guiding oﬃcials

12. Soldier is a member of the Indonesian National Army.

Polri as referred to in the Act

as referred to in the Act

Movement to Nation / Independence.

16. Giver Work is person individual,

businessman, legal entity, or other legal entity

employ workers, or organizers

17. Salary or Wages are Workers' rights received

18. Termination ...

18. Subsequent termination of employment

abbreviated as layoff is the termination of employment

because of a certain thing that resulted