INFOKU, BLORA –Blora Regent Arief Rohman inaugurated the new building of Permata Blora General Hospital (RSU), Wednesday (14/10/2026).
The four-story building is equipped with an additional 24 class III inpatient beds according to the Standard Inpatient Class (KRIS) standards, 10 Intensive Care Unit (ICU) beds, and four operating rooms.
The addition of these facilities is expected to strengthen the service capacity of Permata Blora Hospital, especially in handling patients who require intensive care and surgical procedures.
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In his remarks, Regent Arief expressed his appreciation for the development of the private hospital's facilities. He also considered Permata Hospital's involvement in serving BPJS Kesehatan participants as part of an effort to expand access to healthcare services for the public.
"This new building should not only add facilities, but also be accompanied by an increase in the quality of service that is increasingly professional, fast, friendly, and prioritizes patient safety," said Regent Arief Rohman after the inauguration of the building accompanied by Deputy Regent of Blora Sri Setyorini, Head of the Regional Health Office Edi Widayat, and the Management of Permata Hospital.
The Regent advised doctors, nurses, and all healthcare workers to always prioritize compassion in serving patients. He stated that healthcare is not only about healing efforts, but also about patient comfort and attention.
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The Blora Regency Government, Regent Arief continued, welcomed the contribution of private hospitals in supporting improvements in public health. He hoped the synergy between the local government and healthcare facilities would continue to be strengthened.
In the same place , Director of Permata Blora Hospital, Zaenal Muttaqin, said that the construction of the new building was not just an addition to the physical structure, but rather part of the hospital's commitment to answer the community's need for more comprehensive, safe, and quality health services.
According to Zaenal, the additional ICU and operating room capacity is expected to improve the hospital's readiness to handle critically ill patients and those requiring more complex medical procedures, in accordance with applicable competency and safety standards.
However, he emphasized that facility improvements must be balanced with strengthening the quality of human resources, discipline in implementing operational procedures, infection prevention and control, and professional and accountable hospital governance.
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"A good hospital isn't just about having a grand building and modern equipment. It must also have competent healthcare workers, a strong safety culture, and genuine care for every patient," said Zaenal. (Setyorini)
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