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Aspen-backed Sanusa Medika hopes the hospital can provide international-level health care so instead of flying to Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia or Australia, Indonesians can get treatment locally, like in Depok.
The House of Representatives in February proposed a host of revisions to current healthcare laws, including making it easier for patients to bring criminal charges against healthcare workers for malpractice and allowing foreign talent to make up for staff shortages in Indonesia.
The government has claimed that the omnibus bill on health could better protect doctors, but Ombudsman Indonesia warned that the proposed legislation leaves a lot to be desired in terms of protecting patients against medical malpractice.
In a high interest rate environment and with the coronavirus pandemic nearing the endemic stage, analysts see growth potential in many of Lippo Group's business lines but difficulties in the property segment.
