Aipda Agus Budi S., serving as the Bhabinkamtibmas (Community Policing Officer) of Klecorejo Village from the Mejayan Sector Police, directly monitored the proceedings of the Primary Care Integration (ILP) Integrated Healthcare Center (Posyandu) and Integrated Health Post (Posbindu) activities. Held at the Pendopo of Klecorejo Village Hall, Madiun Regency, on Tuesday (7/7/2026), this health event aimed to ensure that government healthcare programs run smoothly and efficiently.
This activity proved to be an important milestone for the local community to gain access to integrated medical services. In collaboration with healthcare workers from the Klecorejo Community Health Center (Puskesmas) and village health cadres, comprehensive services were provided to various age groups, ranging from toddlers, pregnant women, productive age groups, to the elderly.
Data from the event showed high enthusiasm among residents, with a total of 103 participants registered to receive services. The details included 50 elderly residents, 20 people of productive age (17–60 years), 15 pregnant women, and 18 toddlers. They received a series of standard health examinations, including body weight measurements, height and abdominal circumference checks, blood pressure checks, as well as medical consultations accompanied by the provision of medication and supplementary nutritional support.
The Chief of Mejayan Police emphasized that the presence of the National Police (Polri) among the community, especially in health activities, is a concrete manifestation of support for government programs aimed at improving the quality of life of residents. Through this supervision, it is hoped that the public will be increasingly encouraged to undergo routine health check-ups as a preventive measure against disease risks.
In addition to providing security, Aipda Agus Budi S. took the opportunity to engage in dialogue with the residents. He urged the community to consistently adopt a healthy lifestyle, consume nutritious food, and maximize the use of government healthcare facilities to create a more productive and prosperous community environment.
