Healthcare Archives - PT Mitra Cakrawala International

28 September 2025

Free Medical Check-Up to Promote Healthy Living Awareness

As part of its ongoing efforts to raise awareness about the importance of health in the workplace, MCI launched a health initiative by providing “free medical check-up” for employees at its two headquarter locations, Jakarta and Banjarmasin, on September 22, 2025.

This programme was organised as part of the company’s commitment to promoting a culture of healthy living, while ensuring that employees’ health conditions are monitored regularly.

Through this initiative, employees had the opportunity to undergo basic health screenings, including blood pressure, blood sugar tests, cholesterol screening, and personalised consultations with medical professionals.

The medical check-ups were conducted in an orderly, phased manner at each office, met with high enthusiasm by employees. From the early morning, the examination areas had been filled with participants eager to make use of the opportunity.

MCI management considers employee health to be one of the primary foundations for the company’s sustainability and productivity.

Beyond the medical assessments, the event also served as an educational space for employees regarding healthy lifestyles, including the importance of sufficient physical activity and stress management amidst work routines.

Through these medical check-ups, the company hopes that every employee will gain a better understanding of their personal health and be motivated to adopt healthier habits in their daily lives.

This initiative is part of MCI’s steps towards creating a work environment that is not only productive, but also healthy and sustainable.

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17 August 2025

Step Up Challenge: A Competition to Build an Active Culture

The “mager” phenomenon or sedentary lifestyle is often an inevitable consquences of the work dynamics in a major city like Jakarta.

Working in the capital can sometimes trap us in a fast-paced yet monotonous rhythm, where time is wasted on long commutes only to end up sitting in front of a computer screen for hours on end.

This condition eventually triggers work fatigue, or extreme physical, mental, and emotional exhaustion. Due to this accumulated tiredness, people tend to choose for total passive rest rather than the physical activity their bodies actually need.

Driven by these concern, we have implemented an innovative health initiative. Rather than issuing rigid medical advice, MCI chose a gamification-based approach to break the boredom of work routine.

This programme is designed to change the perception of exercise from an exhausting obligation into a team competition full of strategy and collective spirit.

Collectivity in Every Step

Under the theme, “Step Up Challenge”, this competition ran for six weeks, from 2 June to 14 July 2025. High levels of enthusiasm were evident, with over 100 participants taking part, each in teams of five.

The competition encouraged interaction and mutual support among colleagues, ensuring that the struggle against laziness was no longer just a personal burden, but a collective mission.

While the objective of the competition was to encourage participants to clock up as many steps as possible, the success indicators were precisely measured.

Assessment was not just based on who had the most steps, but on the highest “health score”, a metric combining consistency, effort, and individual health progress.

Between Jakarta’s Pavement and Running Track

Step Up Challenge split participants into two activity spectrums: Walk and Run.

Walk Category: Created for those wanting to integrate physical activity into their daily mobility.
Run Category: Aimed at running enthusiasts looking to test their physical endurance more intensely.

To keep the competitive spirit alive, the organisers provided weekly recognition for the teams with the highest step counts.

This created an interesting dynamic in the office; conversations were no longer just about work, but about strategies to climb the leaderboard.

More Than Just a Scoreboard

Once the final whistle blew and all the steps were counted, what remained was more than just a list of winners.

The programme successfully demonstrated that with the right stimulus, a culture of movement can be integrated into a busy work routine.

Although the competition has officially ended, the impact is expected to stick as a new habit.

Jakarta might still be congested and the workload might still pile up, but for our employees, we want movement to no longer be an option, but part of our professional identity.

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12 February 2025

Extending Support to People with Disabilities at YPAC

Building inclusivity means creating a space where every individual, regardless of their limitations, feels accepted, valued, and has equal opportunities to grow.

This message is what SG Finance aims to convey through its support for people with disabilities, as a tangible commitment to building a more equitable and compassionate society.

This support was demonstrated by providing a donation of IDR 100,000,000 (one hundred million rupiah) to purchase special assistive devices for the Foundation for the Development of Disabled Children (YPAC) Jakarta. The donation was handed over directly by Denny Yo, Director of Operations at SG Finance, on Thursday, November 28, 2024.

The Foundation for the Development of Disabled Children (YPAC) is a nonprofit organization focused on nurturing the potential and independence of individuals with physical disabilities, particularly those with Cerebral Palsy (CP).

Initially, YPAC’s services were aimed at addressing polio cases, but over time, they expanded to include cases of cerebral palsy and developmental disorders affecting physical and sensory functions.

YPAC’s collaboration partners include Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital, EKI Dance Company, and several universities, both public and private, involved in education, therapy services, psychological consultations, and orthotics prosthetics, such as Indonesia University, Esa Unggul University, Ministry of Heath Polytechnic, and others.

The donation from SG Finance will primarily be used to assist YPAC Jakarta students who are in urgent need of special assistive devices.

The required assistive devices vary and include AFOs (ankle-foot orthoses), study desks and chairs, walkers, CP wheelchairs, adaptive wheelchairs, hand backslaps, adaptive seating, adaptive electric wheelchairs, chest belts, neck collars, scoliosis corsets, and hearing aids.

This donation is expected to provide meaningful support to students and children in need while benefiting the broader community.

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19 August 2024

MCI Investing in Employee Wellness

Through various physical activities, employees not only maintain their physical health but also build a sense of camaraderie.

Regular exercise strengthens the body, reduces stress, and enhances productivity, creating a healthier and more harmonious work environment.

MCI’s commitment to employee health and well-being is reflected in its support for physical activities, which is a genuine investment in a fitter and happier future for everyone.

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19 August 2024

Empowering Lives Through Comprehensive and Sustainable Healthcare

In the midst of changing times, public health challenges are becoming increasingly complex and diverse.

Data from the WHO shows that non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease have become the leading causes of global mortality, including in Indonesia. Not to mention the risk of infections and the emergence of new diseases due to lifestyle and environmental changes further underscores the need for adequate and responsive healthcare facilities.

Mitra Cakrawala International (MCI) is fully aware of these challenges. As a company committed to the healthcare sector, MCI, through Ciputra Mitra Hospital, strives to provide healthcare services that can meet modern health challenges. Ciputra Mitra Hospital not only stands as a medical facility but also as a symbol of MCI’s commitment to maintaining and improving the quality of life of the Indonesian people.

As one of the main pillars in the healthcare network initiated by MCI, Ciputra Mitra Hospital embraces the green hospital concept, featuring a modern architectural theme designed to provide environmentally friendly and comfortable healthcare services for patients.

MCI established Ciputra Mitra Hospital as a tangible expression of their commitment to improving healthcare services in Indonesia. MCI believes that health is a crucial asset for the community, and through Ciputra Mitra Hospital, they strive to provide healthcare facilities that are not only advanced but also oriented toward the long-term well-being of patients.

As a hospital that adopts E-Medical Record technology, Ciputra Mitra Hospital manages patient data and information electronically with a high-security system, enabling quick and integrated access for doctors, paramedics, and other staff. One of the main go-green initiatives regularly implemented is the paperless hospital system, which is still relatively uncommon in Indonesia.

In addition to the go-green initiative, Ciputra Mitra Hospital is also equipped with advanced medical equipment and superior services that prioritize patient comfort and safety. Some of these include the Maternal and Children Center, Traumatology Center, Diagnostic Cardiac Center, as well as minimally invasive surgical procedures. Other facilities include Executive Health Check-Up, a modern Emergency Unit, Hemodialysis, Laboratory, and Radiology & Imaging.

With integrated pharmacy services and the presence of skilled medical personnel and nurses, Ciputra Mitra Hospital demonstrates its commitment with the Full Accreditation from the Indonesian Hospital Accreditation Commission. This recognition not only highlights Ciputra Mitra Hospital’s commitment to high standards in healthcare services but also underscores its dedication to contributing to the wider community.

The contributions made are extensive, including health education activities such as prenatal exercise programs, health education seminars, and community talk shows. With the motto “care for your health and happiness,” Ciputra Mitra Hospital continues to prioritize patient interests and satisfaction by providing the best, safest, and highest-quality healthcare services.

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19 August 2024

Building Healthier Community Through Social Responsibility

Health is a crucial foundation for the well-being of society, and Mitra Cakrawala International (MCI) fully recognizes the importance of their role in this area.

MCI believes that good health is essential for creating strong and resilient communities. That’s why MCI consistently carries out varies initiatives focused on improving public health in the areas around their operations in Binuang, South Kalimantan.

Understanding the need to protect both the environment and the communities around them, our sub-holing MCI Mining is committed to long-term sustainability by focusing on community and environmental health. The CSR programs they run are designed to bring real, lasting benefits to the people in the local area.

Some of the initiatives carried out by MCI Mining include:

1. Blood Donation Campaigns

One of MCI’s primary initiatives is the regular organization of blood donation campaigns for employees and the surrounding community. These campaigns not only help increase the blood supply at local hospitals but also raise awareness about the importance of blood donation. With high participation rates, these campaigns have successfully saved many lives and made a significant contribution to public health.

2. Health Education Programs

MCI Mining is also actively involved in conducting health education programs for the surrounding community. These programs cover various topics such as nutrition, hygiene, and disease prevention. Through these educational efforts, the community receives valuable information to help maintain their daily health. The goal of these programs is to increase awareness and knowledge about the importance of healthy living.

3. Free Mass Circumcision Program

As a show of concern for children’s health, MCI Mining organizes a free mass circumcision program. This program not only helps alleviate financial burdens for underprivileged families but also ensures that children receive safe and hygienic medical care. The mass circumcision is carried out with the support of professional medical staff and adequate facilities, ensuring comfort and safety for the participants.

Through these various CSR activities, MCI Mining reaffirms its commitment to supporting the health and well-being of the surrounding community. With high spirit and dedication, MCI will continue to strive to make a significant contribution to both society and the environment.