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GOVERNMENT OF YOGYAKARTA CITY
REGULATION OF THE CITY AREA OF YOGYAKARTA
NUMBER 3 IN 2010 ABOUT
THE HEALTH CARE LEVY ON THE PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER
WITH THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY
MAYOR OF YOGYAKARTA,
Draw: a. that to improve the quality of public health in particular in the areas of health care at the Public Health Center the Government requires a role as well as society, thus becoming a mutual responsibility between the Government and the Community;
b. that under the Law No. 28 Act 2009 on Regional Taxes and Regional Retribution and to improve health care as the letters a above, then Yogyakarta City Regional Regulation No. 5 of 2006 on Retribution Healthcare at the Public Health Center is no longer appropriate, so it needs to be repealed and replaced;
c. that based on consideration as in the letter a and the letter b above, it needs to form the Regional Regulation. about the Health Care Retribution On the Public Health Center;
Given: 1 Act No. 16 of 1950 on the Establishment of the Area-
area of the Big City In the Environment of East Java, Central Java, West Java and in the Yogyakarta Special Region (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia in 1955 Number 53, Indonesia's Republic of Indonesia Number 859);
2. Law Number 29 of 2004 on Medical Practice (Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia 2004 No. 116, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4431);
3. Law No. 32 of the Year 2004 on Local Government (Indonesian Republic Year 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia No. 4437) as amended in the last few times with the Invite Number 12 2008 About The Second Change Of The Law Number 32 Of 2004 On Local Government (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia 2008 Number 59, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4844);
4. Law No. 28 Year 2009 on Regional Tax and Levy Area (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2009 Number 130, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 5049);
5. Law Number 36 Year 2009 on Health (State Gazette of Indonesia Year 2009 Number 144, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 5063);
6. Government Regulation No. 38 Year 2007 on the Partition of Government Affairs between Government, Local Government of the Province and Local Government/City (Sheet State Of Indonesia In 2007 Number 82, Additional Sheet Republic Of Indonesia) Indonesia Number 4737);
7. The decision of the Home Minister Number 174 in 1997 on the Tata Retribution Arrangement Guidelines;
8. Decision of the Minister of Home Affairs No. 175 of 1997 on the Tata Way Examination in Regional Retribution Field;
9. The Decision of the Minister of Health Number 128 /Menkes/SK/II/2004 on the Basic Policy of the Public Health Center;
10. Decision of the Minister of the Interior Number 245 in 2004 on the Guidelines of Governing The General Merit Levy Tariff;
11. Yogyakarta Number 2 Municipal Regulation No. 2 Year 1988 on Investigating Civil Service Investigators in the Environment of the Municipal Government Area II Yogyakarta (leaf section of the municipal area of Yogyakarta Year 1988 Number 12, Series C);
12. Yogyakarta Area Regional Municipality Ordinance No. 1 of 1992 on Yogyakarta Cautious Area (Leaf Area Municipality Area II Yogyakarta Year 1992 Number 37, Series D);
13. Yogyakarta Law No. 2 Regional Law No. 2 Year 1999 on the Establishment of the Public Health Center of Yogyakarta City (Gazette Regional Municipality Area II Yogyakarta Year 1999 Number 52, Series D);
14. Yogyakarta City Area Regulation No. 3 of 2008 on Regional Government Affairs (Yogyakarta City Area 2008 Number 21, Series D);
15. Yogyakarta City Regional Regulation No. 10 Year 2008 on Establishment, Susunan, Occupation and Duty of the Regional Service (sheet Area of the City of Yogyakarta in 2008 Number 67);
With the Joint Agreement
THE PEOPLE REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL YOGYAKARTA CITY AREA
AND
MAYOR OF YOGYAKARTA
MAYOR OF YOGYAKARTA
DECIDED:
Set Out: County Regulations On Health Care Levy
AT THE PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER
CHAPTER I OF THE GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 1
In this Area Regulation is referred to as: 1. The area is the City Region of Yogyakarta. 2. The Local Government is the Government of Yogyakarta City. 3. The mayor is mayor of Yogyakarta. 4. An officer is an employee who is given a specific assignment in the area of the area levy appropriate
applicable laws. 5. The next Public Health Center called Puskesmas is the Center
Health of the Community owned and or managed by the Government of Yogyakarta City including the Center for Associate Public Health and the Public Health Centre Circumference.
6. A body is a group of people and/or capital that is a unit, whether doing business or not doing business that includes a limited liability company, a commander-in-law, another company, a state-owned enterprise (BUMN), or a business entity. Section (BUMD) with name and in any form, firm, conglomerate, cooperative, pension fund, fellowship, association, foundation, mass organization, political social organization, or other organization, institution and other body form including contract collective investment and a fixed form of effort.
7. The next health care levy called retribution is the payment of the health ministry on Puskesmas.
8. A General Services levy is a levy on services provided or provided by the Regions for the purpose of general benefit and benefit and can be enjoyed by a person or person.
9. Retribution is a person or body according to the laws of the law-an invitation of retribution is required to make a payment of retribution, including a collector or a particular levy cutter.
10. The County Levy, further abbreviated as SKRD, is a decree of retribution that determines the magnitude of the subject matter owed.
11. The Regional Levy Bill, further abbreviated as STRD, is a letter to conduct a bill of retribution and/or administrative sanction of flowers and/or fines.
CHAPTER II NAMES, OBJECTS AND SUBJECTS OF RETRIBUTION
Section 2
With the Regulation of the County stipulating levies on each health care center in the public health center with the name of a health care levy.
Article 3
(1) The Retribution Object is the health ministry in The library owned and/or managed
by the Local Government, except for the ministry Registration. (2) The type of health care service in Puskesmas as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:
a. a common treatment; b. public health measures; c. health of the mother and child; d. Dental and mouth health measures; e. Other health.
(3) Attribution Subject is a person or body who is granted health care in Puskesmas.
CHAPTER III GROUP LEVY
Section 4
The Health Service Retribution in Puskesmas is classed as General Services Attribution.
CHAPTER IV MEASURES THE RATE OF SERVICE USAGE
Article 5
(1) The basis of the levy of retribution is the level of service of services. (2) The service level of services as referred to in paragraph (1) is based on the factors-
the services of the Sarana Services and Service Services.
CHAPTER V PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES IN PRICING
Section 6
The Principles and objectives in the designation of the magnitude of the levy tariff is based on the Organizational Discretion with regard to the cost of providing services, community capabilities, aspects of justice and control of the ministry.
CHAPTER VI OF THE STRUCTURE AND MAGNITUDE OF THE TARIFF LEVY
Article 7
(1) The structure and magnitude of the levy rate are set with the summation of the Services of the means plus Service Services.
(2) The services of the means as in paragraph (1) are the summation of the Habis Use Medical Materials (BMHP) plus medical and non medical means.
(3) Service services as referred to in paragraph (1) are 35% (thirty-five per hundred) divided by 65% (sixty-five per hundred) multiplied by the services of Sarana.
BAB VII LEVY LEVY
Section 8
(1) Penetration of the levy rate for health care in Puskesmas as such in this Regulation Attachment.
(2) For the Regional Population who may indicate the original Registered Citizen (KTP) Card or the original Family Card, it gets a reduction in retribution by 60% (sixty-one hundred) from the general treatment levy tariff and 25% (twenty-five per hundred) of the action levy tariff.
(3) For residents who follow the Public Health Guarantee, Social Health Guarantee, Regional Health Guarantee and health insurance Otherwise, fully, fully covered by the guarantor, as defined in the paragraph (1) of this section.
(4) For advanced patients the reduction of a levy of 60% (sixty per hundred) of the general treatment levy tariff and 50% (fifty per hundred) of the tariff levy rate.
BAB VIII DISTRICT POLLING
Article 8
Retribution Retribution is levied in the Region region.
BAB IX PAYMENT DETERMINATION, PLACE OF PAYMENT, INSTALLMENT AND DELAY
PAYMENT
Section of Payment Determination
Article 9
(1) The levy cannot be degraded. (2) Retribution is levied by using SKRD or any other document that
is interred.
Article 10 (1) the debted Retribution must be paid paid off. (2) Each payment of the levy is given a valid sign of payment of payment. (3) The pain of the payment is guaranteed by a third party, the retributary levy
is executed in accordance with applicable laws. (4) Tata the way of payment and the deposit of retribution is further regulated by the Regulation
Mayor.
Article 11
(1) Payment of retribution for poor families, street children, victims of violence and the equated, and certain groups are charged to the Local Government.
(2) The Terms and Conditions of the burden as referred to in paragraph (1) is further set up with the Mayor Regulation.
Second Section
The Payment Place
Article 12
(1) The payment of retribution is in place of service services/facilities or a locket that has been determined by the Mayor or the designated official.
(2) Place Payment is defined as the following: a. General public who don't have a health guarantee, then the payment
is done in Puskesmas; b. General public that has a health guarantee, then the payment is appropriate
with applicable laws.
Third Section of the Censorship and Payment Delay
Article 13
The terms are more It goes on the installment and the payment delay is set up with the Mayor's Rules.
CHAPTER X LEVY AND MOMENT OF DEBT
Article 14
The term of retribution is a term for one service.
Article 15 When the debt is owed is at the time of the SKRD or the present. other published documents.
CHAPTER XI ASSIGNMENT RETRIBUTION
Article 16
(1) The debt of the debt is set by issuing SKRD or other relevant documents.
(2) The shape and content of SKRD or any other documents that are subject to the paragraph (1) are further set up with the Mayor's rule.
BAB XII
REDUCTION, LENIATION AND LIBERATION OF RETRIBUTION
Article 17
(1) In addition to as referred to in Article 11 Mayor may provide a reduction, leniation and exemption retribution.
(2) Reduction, leniation and exemption of retribution are provided with regard to the Compulsory Retribution.
(3) The terms and terms of the reduction, leniation and release of retribution are further regulated by Mayor's rule.
BAB XIII LEVY MANAGEMENT
Article 18 (1) Health Service Retribution to Puskesmas is returned by 100% (one hundred
per hundred) to the Regional Device Workforce authorized in the field of health.
(2) Management of the Service Retribution Return The health of Puskesmas as referred to in verse (1) is governed by the following divisions: a. service services of 35% (thirty-five per hundred); b. The services are 65% (sixty-five per hundred) with details
as follows: 1. for the operation of Puskesmas by 35% (thirty-five per hundred); 2. for an increase in the Public Resource Health Effort (UKBM) and
Increases the Clean and Healthy Life Behavior Program (PHBS) managed Puskesmas by 30% (thirty per hundred).
BAB XIV
SANCTION ADMINISTRATION
Article 19 In terms of certain Compulsory Retribution does not pay in time or less pay, the administrative sanction of a flower of 2% (two percent) each months of unpaid Retribution or less paid and billed by using STRD.
BAB XV TATA METHODS BILLING
Article 20 Retribution is not timely or less paid off by using STRD.
BAB XVI EXPIRATION BILLING
Section 21 (1) The right to perform Retribution billing expires after exceeding the time
3 (three) years from the time of its Attribution, unless Mandatory Service Retribution is committed in the field of Retribution.
(2) The expiry of the Attribution Rate as referred to in verse (1) is formidable if: a. published the Letter of the Issuer; or b. There is a recognition of the Retribution from the Mandatory Retribution, both direct and indirect
directly. (3) In the case of the published Letter of the Message as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter a,
The billing expiration date is calculated from the date of the receipt of the Letter of the Sura. (4) Direct Retribution debt recognition as referred to in paragraph (2) letter
b is Mandatory Retribution with its consciousness stating that it still has Retribution debt and has not yet paid it to the Local Government.
(5) Confession Indirect Attribution debt as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter b may be known from the submission of an installment request or a delay in payment and a plea of objection by the Compulsory Retribution.
section 22
(1) The Debt Of The Levy which may not be billed again because the right to billing is already The expiration date can be removed.
(2) The Mayor sets the Decision on the Elimination of the Expired Area of Attribution as it is referred to in paragraph (1).
(3) The order removal of the expired Retribution loan debt is set further by the Mayor Regulation.
BAB XVII
INQUIRY section 23
(1) Certain civil servant civil servants in the Regional Government environment are authorized to investigate criminal conduct in the field of the field. Area taxation, as referred to in the Criminal Event Law Act.
(2) Investigators as referred to in verse (1) are certain civil servants officials in the Regional Government environment appointed by authorized officials in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(3) The Authority Investigator as referred to in paragraph (1) is: a. receive, search, collect, and examine the description or report
with regard to the criminal conduct in the field of Retribution to the description or the report becomes more complete and clear;
b. requested information and evidence from a private person or Agency in connection with a criminal offence;
c. inspect books, records, and other documents relating to criminal conduct in the area of Regional taxation and Retribution;
d. Conducting a search warrant for bookkeeping, logging, and other documents, and confiscation of the evidence;
e. Requesting expert support in order to perform criminal investigation tasks in the field of Retribution;
f. Order to stop and/or prohibit a person from leaving the room or place at the time of examination in progress and checking the identity of the person, objects, and/or documents that are brought;
g. Photographing someone with regards to the criminal Retribution. call people to be heard of his description and be examined as a suspect
or a witness; stop the investigation; and/or i. Stop the investigation; and/or j. conduct other actions that need to be subject to the investigation of a criminal action in
the field of Attribution in accordance with the provisions of the laws. (4) Investigators as referred to in paragraph (1) notify the start of
the inquiry and convey the results of its inquiry to the Public Prosecutor through the Investigator of the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia, in accordance with the provisions set forth in the The Criminal Event Law Act.
Article 24
In addition to the General Investigator, the investigation of the criminal acts as referred to in Article 20 is carried out by the Civil Servlet Investigator (PPNS) in the Regional Government environment.
BAB XVIII CRIMINAL provisions
section 25 (1) Mandatory Retribution that does not perform its obligations so that it harms the financial
The area is threatened by criminal confinement at least 3 (three) months or penal fines most 3 (three) times the amount of debt Retribution that is not or underpaid.
(2) Penal introduction as referred to in paragraph (1) does not reduce the mandatory obligation of retribution to pay for its retributary.
(3) Criminal Tindak as referred to the paragraph (1) is a violation.
CHAPTER XIX PROVISIONS OF THE COVER
Article 26
With the enactment of the Regulation of the Regions, then the Regional Regulation No. 5 Year 2006 on Health Service Retribution On the Public Health Center was revoked and declared no further effect.
Article 27
The rules of this area begin in effect 6 (six) months since promulgated. In order for everyone to know that they ordered the invitational of the Regional Regulation with its placement in the Yogyakarta section of the City Area.
Set in Yogyakarta on 6 May 2010
MAYOR OF YOGYAKARTA,
ttd
H. HERRY Zania ANTO
Diundrased in Yogyakarta on May 6, 2010
SECRETARY OF THE CITY AREA OF YOGYAKARTA, ttd
H. RAPINGUN
LEAF SECTION OF THE CITY OF YOGYAKARTA IN 2010 NUMBER 3
EXPLANATION
REGULATION OF THE CITY AREA OF YOGYAKARTA
NUMBER 3 2010
ABOUT
THE HEALTH CARE LEVY ON THE PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER I. GENERAL EXPLANATION Indicators the success of health development is improving the health degree
society with (1) Improving effective and efficient health care quality, (2) Affordable health care costs, (3) structuring health efforts with role as well as the public for healthy living. Efforts to improve service quality by increasing the cost of the Puskesmas operational cost, then the analysis of the cost of service in Puskesmas is based on the Real (Cost Unit).
Relationship with that and the addition of new types of services as well as new facilities
at the Public Health Center, then to improve health care above Yogyakarta City Regional Regulation Number 5 of 2006 on The Health Care levy On Puskesmas needs to be adjusted to the current situation and conditions.
For those purposes the Government of Yogyakarta is taking policy with
review of the Regional Regulation above to be customized to the progress demands of the state.
II. THE EXPLANATION OF THE ARTICLE BY ARTICLE
Article 1: It is pretty clear. Article 2: Pretty clear. Article 3 of the paragraph (1): Clear enough. verse (2) letter a: Registration is the health service of
the person visiting the Puskesmas for the purpose of observation, diagnosis, treatment without action.
letter b: General health action service is service the actions given to a person in the framework of observation, diagnosis, treatment including; general clinic service, surgical service, eye disease service, throat ear ear ear disease (THT), IMS clinic services and Napza, Laboratory, Radiology, Electromedik.
letter c: Mother and Child Health Services are the services of the action given to a person in the course of observation, diagnosis, treatment that includes; outpatient the family of planning, maternity care, hospitalization, and nursing.
letter d: The service of dental and mouth health measures is the service of patients suffering from dental pain and other oral cavity complaints that include prefentif actions, revocation actions, simple oral surgical actions and unloading of protess.
letter e: Other health services are health care to a person including: Home care service, physician keur, color blind check, visum, other health consulting, general physician consultation/dentist, Specialist consulting, psychology consulting, medical practice recommendations, ambulance service and hearse services.
Article 4: Pretty clear. Article 5: It is quite clear. Article 6: Pretty clear. Article 7 of the paragraph (1) : calculation of the levy rate as follows: Tarif = Means services + Service Services paragraph (2) Services means = BMHP + Sarana Medical + Sarana Non
Medical Cost BMHP = X volume price
unit usage Medical Sarana =
unit cost use of medical means + unit cost maintenance medical means
Unit Cost use medical means = Actions Dispreation
Depreciation = Cost of Purchase of Economic Age tools
Unit cost maintenance medical means = Action Maintenance Fee
non-medical sarana = unit cost use of non-medical means unit cost maintenance non medical
Unit Cost use non-medical means
Depreciation = Age of Purchase of Age economic
Unit cost maintenance non-medical means = Flow Maintenance charges
paragraph (3)
Service services = 35% X service services 65%
Section 8 of the paragraph (1), (2) and (3): Clear enough. verse (4): Which is referred to an elderly patient is
a patient who is 60 (sixty years old) to the top. Article 9: Clear enough. Article 10: Pretty clear. Article 11 paragraph (1): this ministry includes the release of the levy tariff
ambulance service and hearse car. verse (2) is quite clear.
Article 12 paragraph (1): Clear enough. verse (2) letter a: Clear enough. B: Which is referred to in the terms of the invite-
The applicable invitation refers to among others: Social Health Insurance Terms (Askesos)/Health Insurance (Askes), Social Health Guarantee (Jamkesos), Public Health Guarantee (Jamkesmas), Regional Health Guarantee (Jamkesda) and other health insurance.
Article 13: Pretty clear. Article 14: Clear enough. Section 15: In which other documents
are subject to this section and the subsequent sections are all types of letters that contain the definition of a debt levy.
Article 16: It is clear enough. Article 17: Pretty clear. Article 18: Clear enough. Article 19: The Compulsory Retribution is
a general public who does not have a Health Guarantee.
Article 20: It is pretty clear. Article 21: Pretty clear. Article 22: Clear enough. Article 23: Pretty clear. Article 24: Pretty clear. Article 25: Clear enough. Article 26: Pretty clear. Article 27: It is pretty obvious.
ATTACHMENT: YOGYAKARTA MUNICIPAL AREA REGULATION NUMBER: 3 YEARS 2010 DATE: MAY 6, 2010
TARIFF LEVY FOR HEALTH CARE AT PUSKESMAS
SERVICE MEANS SERVICE NO SERVICES
BMHP SERVICE MEANS
TARIF (Rp)
I GENERAL TREATMENT 2,164 1,086 1,750
5,000 II GENERAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES A PUBLIC CLINIC SERVICE
1 Installation of Naso Gastric Tube (NGT) 35.296 1,754 19.950
57,000
2 Release Naso Gastric Tube (NGT) 5.551 1,599 3,850
11,000
3 Installation of the first infuse bottle of 37,308 1,692 21,000
60,000
4 Infus giving Additional Next Bottle of 9,750 5,250
15,000
5 Installs of Kateter 22,629 3.371 14,000
40,000
6 Release Catheter 7,129 671 4,200
12,000
7 Installation of the Bidai 11.093 607 6,300
18,000
8 Installation of Gips 55,900 1,300 30,800
88,000
9 Gips release of 1.033 4,167 2,800
8,000
10 Giving Stesolid Suppositoria 24.829 521 13,650
39,000
11 Giving Anti Tetanus Serum (ATS) 23.941 2,709 14.350
41,000
12 Handling Case Kegawatdaruratan 10.646 2,354 7,000
20,000
13 Handling Case with Injection 4.867 983 3.150
9,000
14 Handling Case with Nebulizer 10.382 1,968 6.650
19,000 B SURGICAL SERVICE
1 Eksisi, Cross Incisi, Incisi 24.262 1,738 14,000
40,000
2 Actions Jahit Luka 1 s.d. 3 Jahitan 17.995 1,505 10,500
30,000
3 Sewing actions each subsequent stitch 798 502 700
2,000
4 Actions lifting stitched 5,125 2,025 3,850
11,000
5 Fingernail extraction acts 11,513 1.487 7,000
20,000
6 Extremal actions Benign Tumor 48,519 17,131 35.350
101,000
7 Acts Of Sirkumsisi 44,174 53,326 52,500
150,000
8 Actions of Simple Luka Care 3,210 3,940 3,850
11,000
9 Actions Treatment Treatment with Injection 8,125 5,525 7,350
21,000
10 Treatment Measures 9,235 3.765 7,000
20,000
SERVICES SERVICE NO SERVICES BMHP MEANS OF SERVICE
TARIF (Rp)
C EYE DISEASE SERVICE
extraction of corpus alineum eyes without complications 8,146 8,104 8,750
25,000 d SERVICE THT DISEASE (NOSE EAR
THROAT)
1 extraction cerumen ear prop 8,913 837 5,250
15,000
2 extraction corpus alineum ears 8,913 837 5,250
15,000
3 adult ear piercings 12.288 1,362 7,350
21,000 e MINISTRY OF IMS CLINIC (Infection Infectious
Sexual) AND NAPZA
1 A Package Of IMS (a Menular Infection) Sexual) 12,130 5,420 9,450
27,000
2 Therapy Methadon 2,975 275 1,750
5,000
3 Injectable Needle Syringes 6.244 256 3,500
10,000 F LABORATORY
F. 1 Blood Chemistry
1 Sugar Blood 4.129 3,996 4,375
12,500
2 Cholesterol Total 7,289 1,811 4,900
14,000
3 Cholesterol HDL (High Density Lipoprotein) 5.695 4,705 5,600
16,000
4 Cholesterol LDL (Low Density Lipoprotein) 6.916 2,184 4,900
14,000
5 Triglycerda 8,371 2,679 5,950
17,000
6 urric acid 6,599 2,501 4,900
14,000
7 Ureum 5.955 3,145 4,900
14,000
8 Creatinin 4.958 4,900
14,000
9 SGPT (Serum Glutamic Pyruvic Transaminase) 5.965 3,135 4,900
14,000
10 SGOT (Serum Glutamic Oxaloacetic Transaminase) 5.309 3,791 4,900
14,000 F. 2 Hematology
1 Blood Rutin 7.484 3,891 6,125
17,500
2 Haemoglobin 2,985 265 1,750
5,000
3 The number of Leucocytes 2,190 1,060 1,750
5,000
4 Erythrocyte numbers 2,854 396 1,750
5,000
5 Trombocytes 2,254 996 1,750
5,000
6 Calculate the type of Leucocyte 4,508 42 2,450
7,000
7 Reticulosit 2,254 996 1,750
5,000
SERVICES SERVICE NO SERVICE BMHP MEANS OF SERVICE
TARIF (Rp)
8 Hematokrit 3,154 1,396 2,450 2,450
7,000
9 Laju Endap Blood 3.131 119 1,750
5,000
10 Clotting Time 3.015 235 1,750
5,000
11 Bleeding Time 1,390 1,210 1,400
4,000
12 Blood Golt 3.195 55 1,750
5,000
13 Rhesus 868 2,382 1,750
5,000
14 Malaria 4.508 692 2,800
8,000
F. 3 Urinology
1 Urin routine 4.445 755 2,800
8,000
2 Glucose Reduction 3,079 171 1,750
5,000
3 Protein 3,079 171 1,750
5,000
4 Sediments 1,445 1,805 1,750
5,000
5 Pregnancy Tests 1125 3425 2450 7,000
Another F4
1 Widal 20,937 513 11,550
33,000
2 HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) 70,095 755 38.150
109,000
3 Gonorhoea 9.925 475 5,600
16,000
4 VDRL (Veneral Disease Research Laboratory) 8,959 141 4,900
14,000
5 TPHA (The Treponema Pallidum Haemagglutination) 17.859 341 9,800
28,000
6 NAPZA (4 Parameters) 32,830 19.170 28,000
80,000
7 HbsAg 14,179 121 7,700
22,000
8 Anti HbsAg 18.739 111 10,150
29,000
9 Faeses Rutin 2,734 516 516 1,750
5,000
G RADIOLOGY
1 Manus 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
2 Wrist Joint 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
3 Antebrachi 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
4 Elbow Joint 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
5 Humeri 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
6 Shoulder Joint 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
7 Clavicula 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
SERVICES SERVICE NO SERVICE BMHP MEANS OF SERVICE
TARIF (Rp)
8 Scapula 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
9 Cranium 3 A position 45,000 13,500 31,500
90,000
10 Cranium 2 Position 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
11 Thorax Adult 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
12 Thorax Child 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
13 Abhorts 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
14 Pelvis 30,000 9,000 21,000
60,000
15 Cervical 30,000 9,000 21,000
60,000
16 Thoracal 30,000 9,000 21,000
60,000
17 Lumbal 30,000 9,000 21,000
60,000
18 Lumbosacral 30,000 9,000 21,000
60,000
19 Hip Joint 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
20 Femur 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
21 Knee Joint 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
22 Cruris 15,000 4,500 10.500
30,000
23 Ankle Joint 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000
24 Pedis 15,000 4,500 10,500
30,000 H ELECTROMEDIK
1 Measurement BMI 1,193 1,883 1,750
5,000
2 Measurement Spirometer 1,193 14.445 3,850
11,000
3 Measurement of bone density 1,193 37,157 20,650
59,000
4 ultrasound examination (Ultrasonographi) 14,900 11,100 14,000
40,000
5 Examination CTG 14,900 11,100 14,000
40,000
6 EKG checks (Electrocardiographi) 8,592 5,058 7,350
21,000
7 Examination Fetal Doppler 1,125 3,425 2,450
7,000
8 Fisitherapy 5,645 20,355 14,000
40,000
III CHILD HEALTH SERVICE A OUTPATIENT
A. 1 Family Service Planning
1 Service Candidate Bride 12,808 192 7,000
20,000
2 Installation of IUD (Intra Uterine Device) 35,000 4,000 21,000
60,000
3 IUD Control (Intra Uterine Device) 7.431 1,019 4,550
13,000
SERVICES SERVICE NO SERVICE BMHP MEANS OF SERVICE
TARIF (Rp)
4 Release IUD (Intra Uterine Device) 7.416 1,034 4,550
13,000
5 IUD Releases (Intra Uterine Device) with Poincites 14.877 10,473 13,650
39,000
6 Installs of KB KB 109,444 4,306 61,250
175,000
7 Release Susa KB 19.444 3,956 12,600
36,000
8 injectable KB (Family Planning) 8,000 450 4,550
13,000
9 Pill (Family Planning) 5,000 850 3,150
9,000
A. 2 Maternity Health Care Service
1 Check Of ANC Pregnant Mother (antenatal Care) Regular Of 31 3,219 1,750
5,000
2 Examination Of The ANC Pregnant Mother (Antenatal Care) Package I (Trimester I) 12.429 8,371 11,200
32,000
3 Examination Of The ANC Pregnant Mother (antenatal Care) Package II (trimester III) 16.140 13,760 16.100
46,000
4 Maternity Check with Fetal Doppler 641 3.259 2,100 6,000
5 Mother Health Care Nifas 3,608 942 2,450 2,450 7,000
6 Neonatus Health Services 5,169 31 2,800
8,000
7 Baby Health Service 4,983 217 2,800
8,000
Another 3 Other
1 Pap specimen smear smear 7.644 2,106 5.250
15,000
2 iVA checks (Inspekulo Visual Acid Acetate) 4,200 2,300 3,500
10,000
3 tindic baby ears 4.576 1,274 3.150
9,000
b RAWAT HOSPITABLE
1 Normal Partus 58,069 6,931 35,000
100,000
2 Partus With 118,717 118,533 127.750
365,000
3 Partus With Heavy Pre Eclampsia (PEB) 100,417 12,033 60,550
173,000
4 Partus With Induction Of 77,285 9,165 46,550
133,000
5 Partus With Stimulation Of 77,910 9,190 46,900
134,000
6 Partus With Presentation Disorder 62,754 50.996 61,250
175,000
7 Partus With Vacuum Extraction 64.476 119,474 99.050
283,000
8 Partus Gemelli/Twin 65,064 64,936 70,000
200,000
9 Jahitan Perineum 32,546 3.854 19.600
56,000
10 Jahitan Portio 39.511 4,689 23,800
68,000
11 Oksigenation 30 Minutes First 9,000 2,700 6,300
18,000
SERVICE MEANS SERVICE NO SERVICE
BMHP MEANS SERVICE
TARIF (Rp)
12 Oksigenation Each 30 Minutes Next 30 Minutes 3,000 250 1,750
5,000
13 Evacuation Placenta Manual 50.111 5,789 30.100
86,000
14 Exploration 29,026 3,474 17,500
50,000
15 Kuretase 50.498 92,502 77,000
220,000
18 Treatment of Hiquarteresis 52,169 6,331 31,500
90,000
19 Abortus Imminens 37.074 4,526 22,400
64,000
20 Abortus Incompletus 35.602 4,048 21,350
61,000
21 Care Partus Prematurus Imminens 48,167 5,783 29,050
83,000
22 Asficsia 161,943 20.057 98,000
280,000
23 Treatment of BBN (Normal Baby Weight) 9,335 415 5,250
15,000
24 BBLR Treatment (Low Baby Baby Birth) 15.424 176 8,400
24,000
25 Treatment of Mother Nifas Normal 10.102 6,148 8,750 25,000
26 Nnifas treatments with purlit 107.898 13,002 65,100 186,000
27 Hospitable Packages (wards)/Day 30,000 9,000 21,000
60,000
28 Package of Inap Mother (Class)/Day 45,000 7,000 28,000
80,000
29 Baby Rawat Packages (Ward)/Day 10,000 3,000 7,000
20,000
30 Package Rawat Inap Baby (Class)/Day 15,000 11,000 14,000
40,000
31 Visite 0 3,250 1,750
5,000
IV HEALTH AND MOUTH HEALTH ACTION SERVICES
A ACTION PREFENTIF
1 The Purge of the Coral Gigi (Manual Scalling) One Regio 3.766 4,684 4,550
13,000
2 Cleaning The Tooth Reef (Ultra Sonic Scaller) One Regio 4.282 8,718 7,000
20,000
3 Topical Treatment Of Fluor Application 15.150 4,350 10,500
30,000
4 Treatment Fissure Sealant 8,564 4,436 7,000
20,000
5 Treatment Kaping Pulpa 9,286 4,364 7,350
21,000
B. PENAMBALAN
1 Temporary Tumour For Saraf Treatment (Visit I) 5,254 3,846 4,900
14,000
2 Temporary Tumples For The Treatment Of Saraf (Visit II) 7.824 5,826 7,350
21,000
3 Temporary Tumples To Nervous Treatment (visit III) 5.931 4,469 5,600
16,000
4 Overlap Fixed With Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC) One Surface Of 6,072 13.428 10,500
30,000
5 Remain With Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC) Two Surface 23.090 3,560 14,350
41,000
SERVICES SERVICE NO SERVICE BMHP MEANS OF SERVICE
TARIF (Rp)
6 Fixed With Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC) More Than Two Surfaces 30,108 3,692 18.200
52,000
7 Fixed With Composite Resin Light Curing (LC) One Surface 17,402 7,298 13.300
38,000
8 Remain Fixed With Composite Light composite resin (LC) Two Surface Of 24,950 8,200 17.850
51,000
51,000
9 Fixed With Composite Light Composite Resin (LC) More Than Two Surface 36,884 11,866 26.250
75,000
C. ACT OF REVOCATION
1 DENTAL RETRACTION WITH TOPICAL ANESTHESIA (CE) 5,715 460 3,325 9,500
2 REVOCATION OF TEETH WITH LOCAL ANESTHETICS (WITHOUT VOICING) 6,809 1,641 4,550
13,000
3 REMOVAL OF TEETH WITH LOCAL ANESTHETICS With Purview Of 13.528 7,922 11,550
33,000
4 Dental Retraction With Citoject (Without Purlit) 11,259 8,241 10,500 30,000
5 Dental Removal Remained With Citoject (With Purite) 21,928 9,922 17.150
49,000
D SIMPLE MOUTH SURGICAL ACTION
1 Operculectomy 7,299 5,051 6,650
19,000
2 Trepanasi Gigi Gangren 4,156 4,294 4.550
13,000
3 Treatment Incisi Abses 6,349 4,051 4,051 5,600
16,000
4 Treatment of Mucokel 17.319 4,131 11,550 33,000
5 Treatment Dry Socket 7.215 4.485 6.300
18,000
6 Open Stitching Operation 2,311 4,839 3,850
11,000
7 Operation Odontectomy 94.521 11,429 57.050
163,000
8 Selective Grinding 4.878 2,922 4,200
12,000 E OTHER ACTIONS
Unloading Protestana 10,111 2,239 6,650
19,000
V OTHER HEALTH SERVICES
1 Home Care Service (Home Care) 6,155 10,095 8,750 25,000
2 Keur Doctors 0 4,550 2,450 7,000
3 Examination Of Color Buta 0 4,550 2,450 7,000
4 Visum Outside
A. In Building 1,725 4,125 3,150 9,000
b. Outside Building 6,225 3,525 5,250 15,000
5 Other Health Consulting 0 4,550 2,450 7,000
6 Consultation General/Doctor Gigi 570 3,980 2,450 7,000
SERVICES SERVICE NO SERVICE BMHP MEANS OF SERVICE
TARIF (Rp)
7 Consultation Specialist 570 7,555 4,375
12,500
8 Consultation of Psychology 0 4,550 2,450
7,000
9 Ambulance Services
a. Up to 10 Km 0 23.400 12,600
36,000
b. Every next kilometre is 0 2,340 1,260
3,600
10 Vehicle Services The Graduate
a. Up to 10 Km 0 23.400 12,600
36,000
b. The next kilometre 2,340 1,260
3,600
11 Anti Rabies vaccine services 4,867 8,133 7,000
20,000
12 Serum anti could be snake 4,867 8,133 7,000 20,000
13 Service seal service 960 31,540 17,500 50,000
MAYOR OF YOGYAKARTA,
H. HERRY ZYOUR ANTO
