The BPJS Kesehatan Muara Bungo Branch Office has officially established a strategic collaboration with the Muara Bungo Religious Court through the signing of a Cooperation Agreement (PKS). This step was taken to optimize the implementation of the National Health Insurance (JKN) Program within the local judicial environment. The agreement signing ceremony was held at the Muara Bungo Religious Court Office on Monday (13/7/2026).
This cooperation is designed to strengthen synergy between agencies, particularly in providing adequate health insurance coverage for judges and State Civil Apparatus (ASN). The scope of the partnership includes the synchronization and updating of membership data, integrated education regarding the JKN Program, as well as the implementation of promotive and preventive programs to maintain employee fitness.
Head of the BPJS Kesehatan Muara Bungo Branch, Henny Nursanty, explained that the accuracy of membership data is crucial to ensure that civil servants' health insurance rights are met optimally. Her side hopes that the Muara Bungo Religious Court can become a strategic partner in disseminating an understanding of procedures, rights, and obligations as JKN participants.
On the same occasion, Henny also introduced the convenience of digital services through the Mobile JKN application. This application allows civil servants and judges to access various administrative services independently, such as updating personal data, checking membership status, and registering for online healthcare facility queues without needing to queue at the branch office.
Head of the Muara Bungo Religious Court, M. Afif, welcomed this collaboration positively. According to him, the physical health and well-being of law enforcers and judicial staff are vital pillars in ensuring that the legal service process to the public can run excellently without obstacles. This partnership is expected to trigger employee awareness to continuously adopt a healthy lifestyle.
Through this closely established partnership, both parties are committed to continuously improving cross-sectoral coordination. This proactive step is expected to maintain the sustainability of the national health social security program while providing a tangible impact on improving the quality of life for workers in the judicial sector.
