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. 2013 Jul 18;10(7):2995–3013. doi: 10.3390/ijerph10072995

Table 1.

Main features of the three health insurance schemes in Indonesia.

Characteristics Health Insurance Schemes
Askes Jamsostek Askeskin
Established 1968 1992 2005
Population coverage 14 million (about 6% of the population) in 2007 4.1 million (about 2% of the population) in 2009 76.4 million (about 34% of the population) in 2007
Participation Mandatory Mandatory, opt-out option for employers that could provide better benefit plans Social insurance
Organization/Carrier State-owned company (PT ASKES Indonesia) State-owned company (PT JAMSOSTEK Indonesia) Ministry of Health
Beneficiaries Civil servants, pensioners of civil servants and armed forces Formal private employee Identified poor and near poor, based on individual and household targeting
Eligible dependents Spouse and 2 oldest children <21 years of age (if unemployed, unmarried), or <25 years of age if a full-time student Spouse and 3 oldest children <21 years of age Spouse and children
Source of funds Member contribution 2% of basic salary + contribution from government 2% of basic salary Member contribution, if single: 3% of basic salary; member with dependents: 6% of basic salary No contribution from beneficiaries because it is tax-based with calculation for premium 6,000 IDR (0.46€) per capita
Benefits package and provider choice Outpatient and inpatient care at public providers only Outpatient care at both public and private providers networks, and for inpatient care at public providers only Outpatient and inpatient care at public providers only
Negative list of benefits package Cosmetic surgery, physical check-up, alternative medicine, dental prostheses, fertility treatment, non-basic immunization General check-up, cancer treatment, heart surgery, renal dialysis, and lifelong treatment for congenital diseases, prostheses, non-basic immunization, transplantation, fertility treatment Cosmetic surgery, physical check-ups, alternative medicine, dental prostheses, fertility treatment
Copayment Yes, if members want to upgrade class, branded drugs out of formulary, renal dialysis, transplantation, heart surgery None, but Jamsostek does not cover high cost treatments such as cancer treatment, heart surgery, and renal dialysis None
Provider payment arrangement Primary care: capitation Secondary care: fee schedule Primary care: capitation Secondary care: capitation and fee schedule Primary care: capitation Secondary care: negotiated fee with limit

Source: Abstracted from Hidayat et al. and Roxt et al. [10,21].