Bethesda Hospital Lempuyangwangi - Yogyakarta City

The hospital is small but clean and quite comfortable. My experience here was checked at the eye clinic by Dr. Banu. The doctor is friendly, and explains it clearly too. Then the second check accompanied my mother at the internal medicine clinic with Dr. Lisa, who was also friendly, explained well, and was polite with older people. My advice if you want to check here with BPJS and want to save time. The flow is like this: 1. Ask for a referral at the health facility that is on your BPJS card 2. If you are a new patient, please register first, choose a doctor for tomorrow only. Because if you register and choose a doctor on the same day, the queue is very long. I register Monday and the doctor's appointment is Tuesday. So Tuesday, just queue at the polyclinic according to the queue number registered the day before. The queuing process was checked, X-rays and the pharmacy queue for my colleague was two hours ago. A few suggestions from me hopefully help readers who want to seek treatment at Bethesda.

Type D Hospital, which is quite complete, has a variety of specialist doctors and serves BPJS. The BPJS process is not complicated, you only need to bring a referral letter and a photocopy of the referral; no need for other requirements such as FC BPJS card and KTP. Doctor's schedule changes frequently, so it is necessary to actively ask the registration section, either via WA or telephone. If it's the first time to check, you have to come at least D-1, to fill in the patient registration form and book a control schedule. Oh yes, it must be ensured that the BPJS card is in an ACTIVE condition when it comes to treatment. The service procedure is roughly as follows: 1. Take the queue number at the security guard and check the temperature 2. The queue number is called to the re-registration counter 3. Registration prints the BPJS file and gives it to the patient 4. The file is brought by the patient and placed at the polyclinic nurse counter 5. Patients are called to check blood pressure, check temperature, record patient complaints 6. Waiting in line for the doctor Usually at the door there is already a doctor's name, making it easier to observe when you will be called by the nurse to enter the room. For the duration of waiting for the doctor's queue, it varies greatly, depending on the serial number of checks, the time of your arrival (excited endak), and the doctor's arrival time (late endak). 7. The patient enters the doctor's office for examination The doctor is very good at checking, the prescription is electronic 8. The patient is given a file stopmap and taken to LOKET 5 PHARMACEUTICAL. Counter 5 is for outpatient prescription reception. Counter 6 is for drug delivery, and counter 7 is for inpatient services. 9. The patient scheduled the next check-up, the control file was submitted to counter 3 registration. After that, the patient's name will be called. This can be done while waiting for the medication. It's up to you, do you want to enter the file to the pharmacy or register first. 10. Take the drug queue number at the Pharmacy of your choice, by pressing the computer screen A. For ER/GENERAL/DENTAL POLY B. BPJS POLYCLINIC C. TAKE IT TOMORROW (7-8 and 14-16) If you are a general patient or insurance, just take the general one.. Here, for example, if you don't want to wait for the old medicine, just take the queue number and take it tomorrow, then you can just leave it and take it the next day. 11. Waiting for Pharmacy call This wait requires patience, fast or long drug service depends on the number of polyclinic patients at the time of your arrival. For example, in the polyclinic, 4 doctors are running at the same time, so at the same time from 4 doctor's rooms, 4 patients enter a prescription in the pharmacy. It's like a road narrowing. If it's quiet, it can take 30-60 minutes, if it's busy, you can wait more than 1 hour. From looking at counter 5 for outpatient care and counter 7 for inpatient care, it can be concluded that both pharmacy services are served at the same time. While waiting for medicine, in addition to outpatients, nurses are also served by asking for drugs and inpatients who have finished hospitalization. Tips for waiting: bring a supply of drinking water, candy, small bread, and a fan. If it's your first time and you're confused, there's nothing wrong with diligently reading the attached information before asking. Cultivate reading :) May we all be blessed with health and fortune, Amen ??