Standard of health care in Indonesia
Indonesia is a developing country with a big population spread out over 17,000 islands.
Building infrastructure is difficult and often sections of society fall through the cracks. I just read that the level of deaths during pregnancy is comparitively high in Indonesia and this not only affects locals. Expats too have to bear in mind that if a hospital is not in handy reach for a pregnant mother, its also not around for a car crash victim or someone suffering a heart attack.
Living on the south coast there are 2 very goodclinic capable of operating and arranging air lifts. Both BIMC and SOS are close to the Kuta area.
BIMC
Simpang Siur Jalan By Pass, Ngurah Rai 100x
Kuta, Bali 80361
Indonesia
Telephone 62 361 761 263
Fax 62 361 755 035
Mobile 62 812 380 1650
After Hours Phone 62 361 761 263
Email: bevo@dps.mega.net.id
Hours
Weekday 24 hrs
Saturday 24 hrs
Sunday 24 hrs
SOS
Jalan By Pass Ngurah Rai 505X
Kuta 80361,
Bali, Indonesia
Alam Centre: (62) (361) 710 505
Alarm Centre Fax: (62) (361) 710 515
Clinic: (62) (361) 720 100
Clinic Fax: (62) (361) 721 919
Administration: (62) (361) 710 544
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Excellent and useful info for visitors Nick. Good post.