GE HealthCare has secured a contract to supply more than 300 CT scanners across all 38 provinces in Indonesia, both in urban and remote areas.
The multiyear contract was signed under the country’s Strengthening Indonesia’s Health Referral Network program, which aims to modernize the national referral system and expand access to diagnostics and treatment across the archipelago, the company noted.
Early this year, GE HealthCare was awarded a tender to supply 10 1.5-tesla MR systems to public hospitals in the country and in June, the company opened a CT scanner production facility in Bogor, in collaboration with PT Kalbe Farma’s subsidiary, Forsta. In 2024, GE HealthCare established a regional innovation and training hub in Jakarta, which provides Indonesian healthcare professionals with hands-on training on advanced imaging technologies, including MR and CT systems, the company noted.
