Indonesia’s healthcare sector is spearheading AI-powered medical service innovation through the InterSystems Asia Healthcare Summit 2025 and Kalbe Farma’s (KLBF) EMOS digital platform. The Indo Healthcare Gakeslab Expo 2025 unveiled major breakthroughs in Indonesian-manufactured medical device technologies, with digital transformation driving improved healthcare accessibility and enhanced patient safety as key focal points.
Maximizing Medical Effectiveness Through AI-Based Diagnostic Systems
InterSystems unveiled IntelliCare™, the world’s first AI-native unified Electronic Health Record (EHR) system, designed to dramatically reduce administrative burdens on healthcare professionals while enabling them to focus on patient care. The PECS (Pemeriksaan Elektronik Cepat untuk TBC) platform enables rapid tuberculosis diagnosis through AI-based technology, making swift diagnosis accessible even to patients in remote areas.
EMOS platform’s Large Language Model (LLM)-based virtual assistant automates real-time order processing, delivery tracking, and technical support, providing immediate services to both medical staff and patients. Through clinical data analysis, treatment outcome prediction and personalized prescriptions have become possible, leading to revolutionary improvements in treatment success rates.
Simultaneous Enhancement of Patient Safety and Medical Accessibility
Next-generation CT scan equipment significantly reduces radiation exposure compared to conventional systems while incorporating AI automatic reading systems to ensure both safety and accuracy. Integration with Indonesia’s government SATUSEHAT health information exchange system has facilitated seamless patient information sharing among medical institutions nationwide, enabling prevention of duplicate testing and rapid emergency care.
Indonesian production of AED (Automated External Defibrillator) units has strengthened emergency medical systems in public spaces, while digitally integrated HVAC systems ensure both infection prevention and data security within hospitals. These technological advances have significantly reduced medical accident risks and improved patient satisfaction.
Medical Cost Reduction and Operational Efficiency Innovation
The EMOS digital platform provides cost-effective education and collaboration in a metaverse environment for over 11,000 healthcare professionals. Data-driven decision-making has improved operational efficiency while dramatically reducing administrative costs.
The adoption of Indonesian-manufactured medical devices with high TKDN (local Indonesian content ratio) has alleviated budget pressures on government hospitals, while AI-based inventory management systems have optimized pharmaceutical distribution costs. The expansion of telemedicine has also significantly reduced patients’ transportation and time costs.
Cost-Effective Digital Healthcare Expansion
Under Law No. 17 of 2023 for national health information system integration, digital healthcare infrastructure is being standardized nationwide. At the summit attended by over 200 Asian healthcare leaders, discussions focused on bridging regional healthcare gaps and developing cost-effective medical service models.
Government-supported digital healthcare platforms are expanding to rural and fishing communities, eliminating regional healthcare disparities and transitioning to prevention-centered medical systems, with long-term medical cost reduction effects anticipated.
Global-Level Digital Healthcare Implementation Status
The Indo Healthcare Gakeslab Expo 2025, featuring 60 companies from 12 countries, confirmed Indonesia’s significantly improved medical technology self-reliance. Disease prediction systems using big data and AI analysis, along with efficient pharmaceutical distribution networks, are now fully operational, establishing a world-class digital healthcare ecosystem.
The adoption of FHIR interoperability standards has ensured data compatibility among medical institutions, allowing patients to receive continuous and consistent treatment at any hospital. This demonstrates Indonesia’s emergence as a digital healthcare leader meeting global standards.
