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Connected to SATUSEHAT + real-time EMR
Every hospital must connect to the SATUSEHAT platform, and electronic medical records must be transmittable in real time — not manual periodic uploads.
[Regulatory Guide] Permenkes 6/2026
Permenkes 6/2026 for your HMS.
Promulgated on 12 June 2026, consolidating 21 hospital regulations. We break it down from an angle vendors rarely explain: what it means for your hospital's HMS, EMR, and interoperability.
Context
One regulation that folds in 21 rules.
Minister of Health Regulation Number 6 of 2026 on Hospitals was enacted on 4 June and promulgated on 12 June 2026, consolidating roughly 21 earlier regulations. Its scope is broad — governance, patient safety, tariffs, and a new classification (Paripurna, Utama, Madya, Dasar).
This page does not cover all of it, but instead filters out the parts that touch the hospital information system: the real-time SATUSEHAT obligation, EMR, and auditable reporting. A transition period of up to two years from promulgation is provided.
What touches the HMS
Four obligations that demand a system.
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Electronic medical records
It reaffirms the EMR mandate already required by Permenkes 24/2022 (the electronic medical records regulation) — the information system becomes the backbone, not an add-on.
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Financial reporting via the official platform
Annual financial statements through an independent audit, submitted via the official government platform — demanding a clean, auditable financial module.
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Classification based on service capability
Hospital classification shifts to Paripurna, Utama, Madya, and Dasar (based on service capability) — module and reporting configuration adjust accordingly.
Compliance checklist
What it means for your system.
Six practical points to gauge whether your HMS is ready for the obligations in Permenkes 6/2026 — and a list of questions for prospective vendors.
See Adievia's EMR module- EMR runs across every core clinical workflow and serves as the single source of data
- Data transmission to SATUSEHAT runs in real time, not manual batches
- Clinical data is mapped to the HL7 FHIR R4 standard per the SATUSEHAT profile
- The financial module can produce audit-ready reports
- Audit trail and access control are active over patient data
- Data can be exported at any time (no vendor lock-in)
An honest mapping: Adievia provides an EMR, SATUSEHAT bridging, and an audit-ready financial module. Some controls are already full, others are still being matured toward launch — we state it as it is, rather than claiming to be "100% compliant with Permenkes 6/2026 already".
FAQ
Questions about Permenkes 6/2026.
Minister of Health Regulation Number 6 of 2026 on Hospitals (Permenkes 6/2026) was enacted on 4 June 2026 and promulgated on 12 June 2026. It consolidates roughly 21 earlier regulations to reorganize how hospitals operate. Hospitals are given a transition period of up to two years from the date of promulgation.
What matters most for the information system: the obligation to connect to SATUSEHAT with real-time EMR transmission, the reaffirmation of the EMR mandate, and auditable financial reporting via the official platform. In other words, the HMS is no longer an administrative add-on but a compliance infrastructure.
Transmission to SATUSEHAT uses the HL7 FHIR R4 standard — clinical data is sent as structured resources. This readiness depends on an EMR that records data in real time as the source.
Adievia provides an EMR and a SATUSEHAT bridging module (FHIR R4), plus a financial module that can produce audit-ready reports. We honestly flag what already runs fully and what is still being matured; SATUSEHAT production activation still follows each hospital's own registration and certification.
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