Polres Kudus enrolls 548 vulnerable workers in JKN-KIS
BPJS data show JKN-KIS coverage in Kudus has reached 99 percent, with active participation at 88 percent.
Polres Kudus, the Kudus regency government and BPJS Kesehatan enrolled 548 vulnerable workers in Kabupaten Kudus, Central Java, in the JKN-KIS program. Those registered include small traders, motorcycle taxi drivers, mosque and prayer hall caretakers, parking attendants, farmers, plantation workers, daily laborers, masons and carpenters from nine districts. Kudus Police Chief Wahyu Sulistyo said the move is aimed at expanding health protection for residents in need so they can access medical services without bearing all costs themselves. BPJS Kesehatan Supervisory Board member Afif Johan said the collaboration could serve as a model for other regions. At the same time, BPJS said JKN-KIS coverage among Kudus residents has reached 99 percent, with an active membership rate of 88 percent.