Bali, 18 December 2024 – Bali International Hospital (BIH) and Bank Mandiri have officially entered into a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing access to high-quality healthcare services for the people of Bali and surrounding areas. This collaboration underscores the commitment of both parties to support the healthcare sector through integrated and innovative financial solutions.

Through this partnership, BIH will maximise its role as an international-standard hospital by offering a range of premium healthcare services, including Medical Check-Up (MCU), Cardiology, Oncology, Neurology, Gastroenterology & Hepatology, and Orthopaedics, all supported by the latest medical technology. Meanwhile, Bank Mandiri will provide seamless transaction options, financing schemes, and exclusive offers for customers utilising healthcare services at BIH.

Dr Dewi F. Fitriana, MPH, President Director of PT Pertamedika Bali Hospital, stated, “This collaboration is a significant step in expanding public access to high-quality healthcare services. Bank Mandiri’s support will strengthen our ability to deliver world-class healthcare services and position Bali as a leading destination in the healthcare sector.”

Winardi Legowo, Regional CEO of PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk, added, “This partnership reflects our commitment to supporting the healthcare sector in Indonesia. Through this collaboration, we aim to provide financial solutions that not only simplify transactions but also help people access the best healthcare services without financial barriers.”

As part of this partnership, both parties will introduce several strategic programmes, including:

- Flexible Payment and Financing Schemes: Allowing Bank Mandiri customers to pay for healthcare services at BIH more conveniently.

- Exclusive Discounts and Offers: Providing special benefits for specific products and services at BIH.

- Financial and Health Literacy Programmes: Joint educational initiatives to raise public awareness about the importance of health and financial planning.

This collaboration is expected to not only provide direct benefits to the people of Bali but also support the growth of the medical tourism sector in the region, solidifying Bali’s position as a leading healthcare hub in Indonesia.