JUSTICE IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE IN INDONESIA

Abstract

This article provides an analysis of the implementation of the National Health Insurance (JKN) based on the Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 40 of 2004 concerning the National Social Security System. In the implementation of the National Health Insurance, which is part of social security, only provides guarantees to the poor, this is contrary to the purpose of the establishment of social security legislation which guarantees to provide Jamian to all Indonesian citizens without being based on the social, cultural and economic conditions of citizens which causes injustice because it is contrary to the constitution of the republic of Indonesia. Another fact that can be observed is the gap in health facilities and health resources between provinces, districts/cities. The number of doctors who are only scattered in big cities, hospital facilities and health centres between the island of Java and eastern Indonesia which creates a very large gap and is very influential in health services. People in cities and on the island of Java can enjoy all the benefits of health insurance, this is inversely proportional to JKN participants on the islands, especially those in eastern Indonesia.