Indonesian Private Hospitals Association (ARSSI) was established on December 5th, 2000, based in Jakarta. ARSSI has 1200 private hospital members and is spread over 29 ARSSI branches throughout Indonesia. Values in ARSSI consist of fostering cooperation and togetherness among members, mutual respect and support, competing positively, upholding a good image of Indonesian private hospitals, and enthusiasm to do sustainable quality improvement.

ARSSI Vision

To become a private hospitals association which be able to nurture its members to become hospitals of excellent quality, have a good image, and compete in global era.

ARSSI Mission

1. Gather togetherness, encourage the formation of synergy and referral system for Indonesian private hospitals to be able to compete in the global era.
2. Strive actively for Indonesian private hospitals interests.
3. Provide education and training for private hospitals insight and managerial skills; improvement of service quality and professionalism.
4. Encourage and fostering Indonesian private hospitals to achieve National and International Accreditation.
5. Provide real support or advocacy in overcoming problems in health service to community.
6. Conduct branding, health promotion and marketing together
7. Conduct comparative studies and facilitating collaboration between private hospitals in Indonesia and overseas.
8. Establish good cooporation and relations with government and non-government institutions.
9. Fostering competitive ethics and good relations between private hospitals.

Those visions and missions are implemented into workable programs with measurable indicators in accordance with the needs and interests of ARSSI members and stakeholders.

ARSSI organizational structure consists of:

• Central ARSSI: organization at national level.
• ARSSI Branches: organization at regional level domiciled in capital or other ci?es approved upon by Central ARSSI Board. Currently there are 29 ARSSI Branches.