The Bhayangkara Clinic of the Tabanan Police (Polres Tabanan) continues its efforts to improve the quality of healthcare services for police personnel and the general public. On Monday (13/7/2026), the police medical facility successfully provided outpatient services to dozens of patients requiring regular medical attention.
The healthcare service, which ran from 08:00 to 15:00 WITA, was fully supported by seven professional medical personnel stationed at the location. The presence of these medical personnel aims to ensure that every patient receives a fast, safe, and accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Head of the Medicine and Health Section (Kasidokkes) of Tabanan Police, First Inspector Dr. Ni Wayan Irmawati, detailed that there were 26 patient visits throughout the service day. Of the total visits, 10 patients received treatment at the General Clinic, 10 underwent routine health checkups, while six other patients had to be referred to advanced healthcare facilities for more specific medical care.
First Inspector Dr. Ni Wayan Irmawati emphasized that this activity reflects her institution's commitment to implementing Precision, professional, and humanistic police services. The police are determined to continue strengthening health infrastructure and equipment to meet the broader needs of the community in the future.
