Video: Competing for Patients, Private Hospitals Offer Humanistic-Technological Services

The large need and increasing demand for healthcare services are among the factors driving the business expansion of private hospitals in Indonesia. The Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) recorded that by the end of 2025, private hospital investment reached Rp 8.2 trillion.

Tzu Chi Hospital’s General Director, Suryadi Huang, positively assessed the development of hospital investment, including health technology that can meet the healthcare service needs of the Indonesian people.

Tzu Chi Hospital is one of the private hospitals that continues to drive investment in buildings, technology, and medical and non-medical human resources as a form of commitment to healthcare services. For Tzu Chi, providing the best service and experience for patients and their families means treating them like one’s own family, thus ensuring totality in providing care.

Tzu Chi Hospital is also continuing to grow to reach a target of 576 beds while strengthening its flagship services such as robotic orthopaedics, robotic laparoscopy, and bone transplantation.