Hospital type General Founded 1899 | Phone +62 274 586688 | |
Location Jl. Jenderal Sudirman No. 70
Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta Special Region, Indonesia Address Jl. Jendral Sudirman No. 70, Kotabaru, Kota Yogyakarta, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55224, Indonesia Hours Open today · Open 24 hoursMondayOpen 24 hoursTuesdayOpen 24 hoursWednesdayOpen 24 hoursThursdayOpen 24 hoursFridayOpen 24 hoursSaturdayOpen 24 hoursSundayOpen 24 hours Province Special Region of Yogyakarta Similar Panti Rapih Hospital, Rumah Sakit "JIH", Rumah Sakit Umum Pu, Rumah Sakit Umum P, Rumah Sakit Happy La | ||
Bethesda Hospital, founded in 1899, is the oldest hospital in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. It is one of the biggest private hospitals in the city. It has ISO 9002 qualification.
Contents
- Name
- Dr J G Scheurer Era 18991906
- Dr H S Pruys Era 19061918
- Dr J Offringa Era 19181930
- Dr K P Groot Era 19301942
- Dr L G J Samallo Era 19421949
- Dr Kasmolo Paulus Era 19501958
- Dr RD Reksodiwiryo Era 19581964
- Dr Wardoyo Era 19641972
- Dr Guno Samekto Era 19731988
- Dr R Nugroho Hadi Purwowidagdo Era 19892000
- Dr Sugianto Era 2000
- Bethesda Community Development
- Presidents
- References
Name
The hospital has changed its name many time
Dr. J. G. Scheurer Era (1899–1906)
The hospital was founded by Dr. J. G. Scheurer, a Dutch, as Petronella hospital. He was the first person to found a hospital in Yogyakarta with the support from Sultan Hemengkubuwono VII. It was famous as RS Tulung, because its services were all free of charge.
Dr. H. S. Pruys Era (1906–1918)
Dr. Pruys was the first person to introduce a referral system by building the hospital branches in the villages with Bethesda as the main hospital. The branches were also supported by Sultan Hamengkubuwono VII. The branches were located in Wates, Medari, Randugunting, Patalan, and Wonosari.
Dr. J. Offringa Era (1918–1930)
During Dr. Offringa's leadership, Petronella had a method reformation, especially admission office.
The building of the hospital branches was continued with the support from Yogyakarta Sultanate government, companies, factories, and banks.
Auto policlinic was established during this time.
Dr. K. P. Groot Era (1930–1942)
During Dr. Groot's leadership, the hospital had many problems because of the world depression and World War II. Auto policlinics were stopped because they were too expensive. Nonetheless, in 1939 a sanatorium was opened in Pakem for treatment of tuberculosis.
Dr. L. G. J. Samallo Era (1942–1949)
Dr. Samallo was the first native hospital president. During his time the hospital was taken over by the Japanese. During this time the hospital name was changed into Yogyakarta Chūō Byoin.
During 1946 the hospital functioned as the office of The Health Ministry of Indonesia with Dr. Leimena as the health minister.
Finally, the hospital's name was changed into Bethesda Hospital.
Dr. Kasmolo Paulus Era (1950–1958)
During this time, the hospital faced hard time because of the situation of politics.
Dr. R.D. Reksodiwiryo Era (1958–1964)
During this time the hospital was reformed.
Dr. Wardoyo Era (1964–1972)
During Dr. Wardoyo's leadership, Indonesia faced economic recession.
Dr. Guno Samekto Era (1973–1988)
Dr. Guno introduced Without Wall Concept and Holistic Concept. During his leadership Bethesda Community Development and UPKM were founded.
Dr. R. Nugroho Hadi Purwowidagdo Era (1989–2000)
During Dr. Nugroho's leadership the modern management principle and Costumer Oriented Principal were introduced.
Dr. Sugianto Era (2000–)
During Dr. Sugianto's leadership the hospital system was computerized and was awarded by the President of Indonesia as the hospital with zero working accidents.
Bethesda Community Development
CD Bethesda is a non-profit organization focused on providing health solutions and services for marginalized communities, especially those in rural areas. Structurally, CD Bethesda is the outreach service unit of Bethesda Hospital which is governed by YAKKUM (Yayasan Kristen untuk Kesehatan Umum - Christian Foundation for Public Health). YAKKUM is one of Indonesia's largest health service foundations.
CD Bethesda was founded in 1974 as a result of a YAKKUM planning meeting that mandated each of its hospital units to extend their comprehensive services through community development efforts in order to serve societies that are unable to access public health services. The original mission was to assist poor patients whose problems could not be solved by the hospital alone. However, illnesses in communities are often caused by poverty, ignorance and injustice. In order to help the communities solve these problems, CD Bethesda evolved into a primary and holistic health service institution focused on building healthy, prosperous and self-reliant communities. By providing solutions, knowledge and resources, CD Bethesda empowers the people to help themselves. This refinement in CD Bethesda's mission came as the result of a statement by UNICEF that said the service efforts of CD Bethesda should be executed with a holistic approach and be integrated with their hospital services. CD Bethesda's first director, Dr. Paulus H. Santosa, took it a step further when said "a hospital is a service not a building, therefore it has no walls", hence creating CD Bethesda's slogan of "A Hospital without Walls".
Presidents
- Dr. J. Gerrit Scheurer (1899-1906)
- Dr. H.S. Pruys (1906-1918)
- Dr. J. Offringa (1918-1930)
- Dr. K.P. Groot (1930-1942)
- Dr. L.G.J. Samallo (1942-1949)
- Dr. Kasmolo Paulus (1950-1958)
- Dr. R.D. Reksodiwiryo (1958-1964)
- Dr. Wardoyo (1964-1972)
- Dr. Guno Samekto (1973-1988)
- Dr. R. Nugroho Hadi Purwowidagdo (1989-2000)
- Dr. Sugianto (2000-).