The Mobile Specialist Doctor (Speling) programme held by the Central\nJava Provincial Government at the NU Medika Cilongok Clinic in Banyumas\nRegency on Saturday (4\/7) was enthusiastically welcomed by residents.\nSince morning, hundreds of people crowded the location to obtain free\nhealth check-up services from specialist doctors.<\/p>\n
Orderly queues of residents were visible at various service points.\nThey came to take advantage of the various health examination facilities\nprovided, ranging from general check-ups to supporting services such as\nblood sugar and cholesterol tests.<\/p>\n
The implementation of the programme was directly reviewed by the\nCentral Java Vice Governor, Taj Yasin Maimoen. During his visit, he\ngreeted residents who were undergoing examinations while inspecting a\nnumber of services at the NU Medika Cilongok Clinic, such as the general\npolyclinic, dental polyclinic, outpatient services, and simple\nlaboratory examinations.<\/p>\n
This Speling programme involved specialist doctors and health workers\nfrom Banyumas Regency, including a medical team from the Prof.\u00a0Margono\nSoekarjo Regional General Hospital in Banyumas. The collaboration is\naimed at providing specialist health services that are more easily\naccessible to the public.<\/p>\n
One resident, Naimatul, admitted she deliberately came to have her\nhealth condition checked through a lung X-ray service. She considered\nthe programme very helpful for the community because it provides access\nto medical examinations without having to spend a large amount of\nmoney.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt is very helpful, because I have the flu so I wanted a lung\nX-ray,\u201d she said while waiting in the queue.<\/p>\n
Taj Yasin stated that the Speling Programme is a form of the Central\nJava Provincial Government\u2019s commitment to bringing specialist health\nservices closer to the community down to the sub-district level, so that\nresidents do not need to travel long distances to get medical\nexaminations.<\/p>\n
In addition to reviewing the implementation of Speling, Taj Yasin\nalso observed the development of the facilities and services at the NU\nMedika Cilongok Clinic. He expressed hope that the clinic would continue\nto improve the quality of its services so as to be able to meet the\ncommunity\u2019s growing health needs.<\/p>\n
The Speling Programme is one of the Central Java Provincial\nGovernment\u2019s efforts to expand access to health services through\ncollaboration with regional hospitals, health workers, and health\nservice facilities in various areas.<\/p>\n
Based on data from the Central Java Health Office, as of 24 June\n2026, the Speling Programme had been implemented 1,320 times in 1,310\nvillages\/urban wards, with a total of 109,304 beneficiaries. This number\nis divided into 84,325 people in 2025 and 24,979 people in 2026.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/banyumas-residents-flock-to-free-healthcare-service-under-speling-programme-1783223500", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }