Indonesian hospital revenues may drop up to 6% in FY26: report

The fall is attributed to an anticipated 10% drop in private-insured patient volumes.

Indonesian (ID) hospitals may see revenue fall by up to 6% in FY2026, according to a CGS International report.

The decrease is attributed to an anticipated 10% drop in private-insured patient volumes following the introduction of co-payment policies.

The co-payment is expected to affect corporate-insured and middle-income patients more, as they are likely to be more sensitive to price than upper-income patients.

“Consequently, ID hospitals with larger exposure to the former and private insurance may face the brunt of the impact,” the report said.