Hermina Hospitals
Corporate brand
UnclaimedAn Indonesian hospital network that developed from a Jakarta maternity hospital into a nationwide healthcare provider.
Last updated August 26, 2026
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Overview
Hermina Hospitals is the hospital-network brand of PT Medikaloka Hermina Tbk, an Indonesian healthcare company headquartered in Jakarta. The organization traces its origins to 1967, when Hermina Sulaiman established Djatinegara Maternity Hospital in East Jakarta with seven beds. Its early identity was centered on maternity and maternal-child healthcare, but the network subsequently expanded into broader hospital services and geographic coverage. In 1970, Sulaiman worked with obstetrician and gynecologist Budiono Wibowo to develop the facility into Hermina Maternity Hospital. The Hermina Foundation was formally established in 1983 to support licensing and institutional development, and the hospital began operating under the foundation in 1985 with 25 beds. In 1991, the original facility adopted the name Hermina Djatinegara Mother and Child Hospital, reflecting its continuing emphasis on women’s and children’s care. The foundation expanded through both new construction and acquisitions, including the acquisition of a hospital in Sunter Agung in 1995 and the opening of a 150-bed hospital in Bekasi in 1997. The organization changed from a nonprofit foundation structure into a company, PT Medikaloka Hermina, in 1999. During the 2000s and 2010s, it pursued a sustained expansion program across Greater Jakarta and other Indonesian regions. Growth combined newly opened hospitals with acquisitions, allowing the network to move beyond its original Jakarta base and its historical maternity focus. The first Hermina hospital outside Java opened in Palembang in 2014. Subsequent facilities were established or acquired in cities including Samarinda, Padang, Bandar Lampung, Pekanbaru, Kendari, Pekalongan, Wonogiri, and Cilegon. The company opened Hermina Tower in Jakarta in 2016 as its head-office facility and completed a restructuring in 2017 to consolidate the hospitals it managed. PT Medikaloka Hermina was listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange on May 16, 2018. The public listing provided the corporate framework for a further phase of network development while the Hermina brand remained associated with hospital-based medical services, including maternal and child care and general healthcare. In October 2024, Hermina Nusantara Hospital in Indonesia’s new capital area was inaugurated as the network’s 50th hospital. By December 2024, the network was reported to comprise 52 hospitals operating in 63 cities across 17 Indonesian provinces. Hermina Hospitals therefore represents a large domestic healthcare platform rather than a single specialty clinic: its service model combines general hospital care with historically important maternity, women’s health, and pediatric capabilities. The brand’s market is Indonesia, and its expansion has been driven by a mixture of organic openings, acquisitions, organizational consolidation, and public-market financing.
History
Hermina Hospitals began in 1967 when Hermina Sulaiman established Djatinegara Maternity Hospital at 126 Jl. Jatinegara Barat in East Jakarta. The facility initially had seven beds and focused on maternity care. In 1970, Sulaiman partnered with obstetrician and gynecologist Budiono Wibowo, and the hospital was developed under the Hermina Maternity Hospital name with 13 beds. The Hermina Foundation was formally established in 1983 to obtain the authorization needed to operate Hermina Maternity Hospital. The facility began operating under this arrangement on April 25, 1985, with 25 beds. Its development continued through a stronger focus on women’s and children’s care, and in 1991 it was renamed Hermina Djatinegara Mother and Child Hospital. The foundation expanded its presence in Jakarta by acquiring a hospital in Sunter Agung in 1995. In 1997, it opened a new 150-bed hospital in Bekasi. In 1999, the foundation changed from a nonprofit structure into a corporate entity named PT Medikaloka Hermina. The change created the organizational basis for a more systematic hospital-network strategy. Between 2000 and 2002, the company opened three hospitals in Greater Jakarta. From 2003 to 2008, it added three new hospitals and acquired two more. From 2009 to 2014, it opened seven hospitals and acquired three, substantially increasing its scale. A major geographic milestone came in 2014, when the company opened its first hospital outside Java in Palembang. It continued expanding in 2015 and 2016 through two new hospitals and one acquisition. Hermina Tower in Jakarta opened in 2016 to serve as the organization’s head office. In 2017, four further hospitals opened, while a restructuring process consolidated the hospitals managed by the group. PT Medikaloka Hermina was listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange on May 16, 2018. During that year, the company opened hospitals in Samarinda, Jakabaring, and Padang and acquired a hospital in Bandar Lampung. In 2019, it opened hospitals in Pekanbaru and Kendari and acquired hospitals in Pekalongan and Wonogiri. This period reinforced the network’s transition from a Jakarta-centered maternity provider into a multi-region hospital operator. On January 18, 2022, the company inaugurated a hospital in Cilegon. On October 11, 2024, Hermina Nusantara Hospital was launched in Nusantara and identified as the company’s 50th hospital. By December 2024, Hermina Hospitals had grown to 52 hospitals in 63 cities across 17 provinces of Indonesia. Its historical specialization in maternity and mother-and-child medicine remained an important part of its identity, while the network’s institutional role had broadened to comprehensive hospital and specialist healthcare.
- 2024
Hermina Nusantara is launched
[1]Hermina Nusantara Hospital is inaugurated on October 11 and becomes the network’s 50th hospital.
- 2022
Cilegon hospital is inaugurated
[1]A new Hermina hospital in Cilegon is inaugurated on January 18.
- 2018
PT Medikaloka Hermina is listed
[1]The company is officially listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange on May 16.
- 2016
Hermina Tower opens
[1]The company opens Hermina Tower in Jakarta as its head-office facility.
- 2014
First hospital outside Java opens
[1]Hermina opens its first hospital outside Java in Palembang.
- 1999
Organization becomes PT Medikaloka Hermina
[1]The Hermina Foundation changes from a nonprofit organization into a company.
- 1997
Bekasi hospital opens
[1]The foundation opens a 150-bed hospital in Bekasi, expanding the network beyond its original facility.
- 1991
Original hospital adopts a mother-and-child identity
[1]The original facility is renamed Hermina Djatinegara Mother and Child Hospital.
- 1985
Hermina Maternity Hospital begins operating
[1]The hospital begins operating under the foundation’s structure with 25 beds on April 25.
- 1983
Hermina Foundation is established
[1]The foundation is formally created to pursue authorization for the hospital’s operation and development.
Products and positioning
A large Indonesian hospital network with roots in maternity and mother-and-child care, expanded into comprehensive hospital services across multiple provinces.
Maternity services · 1967
Maternity and obstetric care
Maternity and obstetric care is the historical foundation of the Hermina brand. The organization began as a maternity hospital and continues to be associated with pregnancy, childbirth, obstetric management, and related hospital services. These capabilities sit within a broader network that now provides general and specialist healthcare.
Women’s and children’s healthcare · 1991
Mother-and-child healthcare
Hermina developed from a maternity provider into a mother-and-child hospital model, reflected in the 1991 renaming of its original facility. The offering encompasses the care environment for mothers and children and remains a distinctive part of the network’s historical positioning alongside more comprehensive hospital services.
Hospital care
General hospital services
The network operates general hospitals serving inpatient and outpatient healthcare needs in cities across Indonesia. Its expansion through new facilities and acquisitions has broadened the brand beyond its original maternity specialization into a multi-service hospital platform.
Specialist healthcare
Specialist and diagnostic care
Hermina’s hospitals provide hospital-based specialist and supporting clinical services as part of their comprehensive care model. The available scope can vary by facility, and the cited reference material does not provide a complete standardized list of specialties or diagnostic departments.
Hospital facility · 2024
Hermina Nusantara Hospital
Hermina Nusantara Hospital is a Hermina facility in the Nusantara capital area. Inaugurated in October 2024, it was identified as the company’s 50th hospital and represents the network’s continuing geographic expansion in Indonesia.
Brand decisions
2018
Public listing on the Indonesia Stock ExchangeOtherBackground
After years of expansion through new hospitals and acquisitions, PT Medikaloka Hermina pursued a public-company structure.
Action taken
The company was listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange on May 16, 2018.
Aftermath
Hermina became a publicly traded Indonesian healthcare operator while continuing its hospital-network expansion.
2017
Hospital-management restructuringStrategyBackground
The company was operating an increasingly large network of newly opened and acquired hospitals.
Action taken
Hermina completed a restructuring process to consolidate the hospitals it managed.
Aftermath
The restructuring strengthened the integrated network model before and around the company’s public-market phase.
1999
Conversion from foundation to corporate structureStrategyBackground
The Hermina Foundation had expanded beyond its original hospital and was preparing for a larger, multi-site operating model.
Action taken
The organization changed from a nonprofit foundation into PT Medikaloka Hermina.
Aftermath
The corporate structure supported subsequent hospital openings, acquisitions, consolidation, and eventual public listing.
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