About EMC Healthcare
EMC Healthcare
Under PT Sarana Meditama Metropolitan Tbk (SAME), EMC Healthcare operates 8 (eight) hospitals that provide superior and reliable health services:
- RS EMC Alam Sutera; operating since 2007 and currently located in Alam Sutera, South Tangerang, Banten;
- RS EMC Cibitung; operating since 2015 and currently located in Cikarang Barat, Bekasi Regency;
- RS EMC Cikarang; operating since 2016 and currently located in Cibarusah Selatan, Bekasi Regency;
- RS EMC Pekayon; operating since 2018 and currently located in Pekayon Jaya, Bekasi City;
- RS EMC Pulomas; operating since 1972 and is currently located in Kayu Putih, East Jakarta;
- RS EMC Tangerang; operating since 1991 and currently located in Tangerang, Banten;
- RS EMC Sentul; operating since 2013 and currently located in Sentul City, Bogor; and
- RS EMC Grha Kedoya; operating since 2011 and currently located in Kebon Jeruk, West Jakarta.
In terms of business development and business reach expansion, SAME has a long-term goal of adding hospital units of EMC Healthcare all around Indonesia. Through the proposed addition, SAME aspires that EMC Healthcare will realize its vision and mission to meet the needs of public health services with quality services and prioritize patient interests.
Vision
EMC aspires to provide the most trusted and accessible healthcare for the advancement of the nation's healthcare quality
Mission
- Putting patients' needs and safety as our utmost priority
- Promoting culture of continuous learning and innovation
- Building healthcare centers of excellence with international standard quality
Core Values
EMPATHY & INTEGRITY
- Understand another person's perspective or circumstance
- Consistently display strong moral principles in words and behavior
MEANINGFUL & RESPECT
- Having intention to show purpose or relevance to others
- Acknowledge others attribute without discrimination
COMPETENCE & INNOVATION
- Qualified knowledge and skills that enable people to work
- Turning idea into a solution that adds value from patient's perspective