The origins of UIN SUKA Health Center were initially known as the IAIN clinic, which began in the 1990s. After IAIN transformed into UIN (State Islamic University) based on Presidential Decree No. 50 of 2004, the IAIN clinic, which originally had only a few medical professionals and inadequate equipment, rapidly evolved into the UIN SUKA Health Center. This center now boasts comprehensive facilities and a team of medical professionals meeting competency standards.
The construction of the UIN SUKA Health Center building took place between 2005 and 2006. The building consists of two floors:
First Floor :
- Front Office
- Examination rooms
- Pharmacy
- Waiting area
- Laboratory
- Emergency Room (UGD)
- Physiotherapy room
Second Floor :
- Administrative offices
- Meeting lobby
- Examination rooms
- Exercise room
In its development, the UIN SUKA Health Center collaborated with the UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA development team to enhance management concepts and acquire medical equipment. A workshop on healthcare management was conducted in 2006, recommending a health service model based on insurance and emphasizing improved access for both academic community members and the general public.
During its early days as a small clinic, UIN Suka Health Center was staffed by H. M Dahlan (a minister) and Ny. Sukepti (a nurse). In the 1980s, the IAIN clinic was served by Dr. Imam Rusdi (now a neurology specialist) and Lela Badriyah (a nurse). Services provided were basic, including weight measurement, blood pressure checks, and simple medications. Despite its modest beginnings, the IAIN clinic played a significant role, especially for employees and residents living in the IAIN housing complex. Notably, Laila Badriyah AKS, one of the staff members, resided within the IAIN complex, ensuring prompt healthcare assistance for the community.
As part of the UIN Sunan Kalijaga Yogyakarta development project, the UIN SUKA Health Center received support for medical equipment and adequate building facilities in 2006-2007. A feasibility study recommended a combination of health insurance-based management and fee-for-service strategies, allowing the UIN SUKA Health Center to serve not only the academic community but also the broader public.
Vision :
To become an excellent and leading Health Center that provides integrative and comprehensive healthcare services for both the academic community and the general public.
Mission :
- Manage and provide comprehensive health services (promotive, curative, rehabilitative).
- Foster customer loyalty through professional and culturally competent human resources (SDM) and a strong work ethic.
- Realize a “Healthy Paradigm” by advocating for health financing based on health insurance (tafakul) as one of the efforts to achieve a healthy paradigm and healthcare services.
Medical Services :
General Practitioner Services:
- Consultations and health examinations by experienced doctors who uphold professional ethics. Equipped with diagnostic support tools, they provide accurate diagnoses.
- Dental Services: Consultations and dental examinations, teeth cleaning, installation of orthodontic braces (braces), fabrication of acrylic dentures, partial dentures, oral surgery, and treatment of dental and oral infections.
- Minor Surgery Services: Integrated services for planned or emergency surgical procedures, including wound suturing, circumcision, tumor removal, and more. Minor surgeries can be performed using conventional or electrocautery methods.
- Emergency Services: Emergency care during working hours at the UIN SUKA Health Center’s emergency unit. Competent doctors and nurses provide services such as intravenous infusions, oxygenation, nebulization, urinary catheter placement, basic life support, disaster response, and observation.
Medical Support Services:
- Radiology
- Electrocardiography (EKG)
- Bedside laboratory
- Physiotherapy
- Pharmacy
- Health Promotion Services
ASKES Participant Program
Registration Process :
- Participants fill out the family doctor registration form and select Level 1 PKK (Primary Health Care) – specifically, the doctors at UIN SUKA Health Center.
- Registration can be done either at the local ASKES office or through UIN SUKA Health Center.
- It’s important to note that ASKES participant registration with the family doctor at UIN SUKA Health Center does NOT have to include all family members covered.
Service Procedures:
- Participants receive primary outpatient care from the family doctor as indicated on their ASKES card. They need to present their ASKES card during the visit.
- Participants sign the service book.
- Services provided include diagnostic examinations, consultations, and minor procedures.
- If specialized care is required, participants receive a referral letter to RJTL (Regional Teaching Hospital) or other hospitals.
Practicing Doctors :
Dr. Diana Rismajani: Monday to Friday, 08:00-15:30
Dr. Murtafiqoh Hasanah: Monday to Friday, 08:00-15:30
Dr. Sakinah (Dentist): Monday to Friday, 08:00-13:00