IIF Allocates Rp485.5 Billion for Heart Hospital in Bogor

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA — PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (IIF) has channelled Rp485.5 billion in financing for the development of a specialised heart hospital in Bogor. The facility is expected to reduce reliance on patient referrals to Jakarta or abroad.

The financing has been provided to PT Bogor Kardia Indonesia for the construction of a hospital with a capacity of up to 98 beds. The facility is also equipped with medical services such as a catheterization laboratory (cath lab) and radiotherapy.

The presence of this hospital is targeted to accelerate the treatment of cardiac patients who require prompt and integrated interventions. In addition, specialist services in the Bogor region are still considered limited, so patients are often referred to other cities.

IIF President Director Rizki Pribadi Hasan stated that support for the health sector is part of strengthening social infrastructure. “Support for the health sector is part of IIF’s commitment to strengthening social infrastructure that directly impacts the quality of life of the community,” said Rizki in a press release on Thursday (16/4/2026).

Over 16 years of operation, IIF has continuously expanded financing in the infrastructure sector, including health services. The funding channelled also covers improvements in social and environmental standards as well as the provision of long-term financing.

By 2025, IIF has supported the construction and development of hospitals with a total capacity of 1,051 beds. These facilities serve hundreds of thousands of patients each year.

IIF considers this financing as part of efforts to promote equitable health services. This step is also in line with strengthening the national health system.