Chronically Ill Residents Are a Priority for the Blora Social Services Agency (Dinsos P3A)

INFOKU, BLORA –In previous news,a number of Health Insurance Contribution Assistance Recipients (PBI JK) in Blora were temporarily deactivated. 

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The Social Service for Women's Empowerment and Child Protection (Dinsos P3A) is currently carrying out reactivation, prioritizing residents who need treatment for chronic diseases.

Head of the Blora P3A Social Service, Luluk Kusuma Agung Ariadi, said that the number of PBI JK participants handled by the Blora Regency Government reached around 371,994 people.

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Some participants who were previously inactive have been processed to be reactivated.

"For participants who still need health services, we will assist with the reactivation process," he told the press.

The reactivation process requires an ID card (KTP), family card (KK), and a medical certificate from a community health center or family doctor. Luluk stated that people with chronic illnesses and those with mental health disorders are prioritized.

This is to ensure that treatment is not hampered by membership issues.

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"We prioritize residents who need ongoing health services," he explained.

The Social Service is also collaborating with BPJS Kesehatan to provide direct services in villages. Previously, these services were provided in Ngetas Village and will be expanded to other villages.

"We bring our services closer to the community. The Social Service, along with BPJS Kesehatan, goes directly to the villages," he said.

In addition to local governments, the handling of PBI JK also involves several parties. The Social Service is collaborating with Baznas (National Alms Agency), community organizations, private hospitals, and the business sector.

Baznas increased its aid from around 2,000 to 3,000 recipients. Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) assisted around 250 recipients, while Permata Hospital assisted around 150 recipients.

"The community's needs are quite significant. Therefore, we must address them collaboratively," Luluk emphasized.

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The Social Service also opened up opportunities for the private sector and the business world to help.

Prospective recipient data will be verified based on welfare deciles to ensure that aid is more accurately targeted. (Endah/ IST ) 

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