The Ministry of Health, through the Center for Apparatus Competency Development (P2KA), conducted a Free Health Check (CKG) within the Coordinating Ministry for Infrastructure and Regional Development (Kemenko Infrastruktur) on Tuesday–Wednesday, May 5–6, 2026, at the 2nd Floor of the Kemenko Infrastruktur Building, Central Jakarta. This activity was organized as part of a national program to increase employee awareness regarding the importance of early detection of health conditions and disease risk factors.

The implementation of this activity was based on the Letter of the Secretary General of the Ministry of Health Number KP.05.05/A/5368/2025, which appointed P2KA as the party responsible for the CKG execution at Kemenko Infrastruktur. The event was officially opened by the Head of P2KA, preceded by remarks from the Acting Head of the General and Financial Bureau of Kemenko Infrastruktur. The participants included ASN (Civil Servant) and Non-ASN employees within Kemenko Infrastruktur.

Welcoming speech from the Acting Head of the General and Financial Bureau of the Coordinating Ministry for Infrastructure and Regional Development

The Head of the Center for Apparatus Competency Development, Ministry of Health, gave a speech and officially opened the event.

 

The event was officially opened by the Head of P2KA, preceded by remarks from the Acting Head of the General and Financial Bureau of Kemenko Infrastruktur. The participants included ASN (Civil Servant) and Non-ASN employees within Kemenko Infrastruktur.

 

This CKG marks the second year of collaboration between the Ministry of Health and Kemenko Infrastruktur. This activity also involved cross-unit and inter-ministerial collaboration, including various directorates from the Ministry of Health (Primary Health Care, Data and Information Center/Satu Sehat Mobile, Non-Communicable Diseases, Infectious Diseases, and Health Promotion), the Central Jakarta Health Sub-department, Puskesmas Menteng as health providers, and the internal team of Kemenko Infrastruktur.This cross-unit and inter-ministerial/agency collaboration is a form of synergy in supporting the implementation of health programs for employees.

The implementation stages included registration, self-screening via the Satu Sehat Mobile application, physical and supporting examinations, health interviews, and doctor counseling.

The health services provided included screenings for tuberculosis risk factors, smoking behavior, mental health, nutritional status, blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol, as well as eye, ear, and dental examinations, IVA and SADANIS (cancer screenings), and medical history interviews.

  

      

  

Health workers from Menteng Community Health Center are conducting a CKG examination.

 

Service to solve problems with the Satu Sehat Mobile application by the Pusdatin team.

Through this activity, a total of 237 participants received health examination services and comprehensive health education. In addition to supporting early detection, this activity served as a means for follow-up and treatment for participants identified with risk factors or specific health conditions. It is hoped that this initiative will encourage the creation of a healthy and productive work environment within the ministry.