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Data Dasar Puskesmas Kondisi 31 Desember 2019 Data Dasar Puskesmas Kondisi 31 Desember 2019 PROVINSI JAWA BARAT KEMENTERIAN KESEHATAN 2020 DATA DASAR PUSKESMAS PROVINS JAWA BARAT KONDISI DESEMBER 2019 KEMENTERIAN KESEHATAN REPUBLIK INDONESIA JAKARTA, 2020 ABSENSI PENGUMPULAN DATA DASAR PUSKESMAS 2019 MELALUI APLIKASI KOMDAT SAMPAI DENGAN 15 OKTOBER 2020 No Provinsi Jumlah Kabupaten Total PKM Total PKM Terisi % 1 Aceh 23 359 229 63,79 2 Sumatera Utara 33 601 442 73,54 3 Sumatera Barat 19 275 237 86,18 4 Riau 12 228 228 100,00 5 Jambi 11 205 205 100,00 6 Sumatera Selatan 17 341 341 100,00 7 Bengkulu 10 179 179 100,00 8 Lampung 15 310 310 100,00 9 Kepulauan Bangka Belitung 7 64 64 100,00 10 Kepulauan Riau 7 86 86 100,00 11 DKI Jakarta 6 315 315 100,00 12 Jawa Barat 27 1.072 520 48,51 13 Jawa Tengah 35 878 805 91,69 14 DI Yogyakarta 5 121 78 64,46 15 Jawa Timur 38 968 941 97,21 16 Banten 8 243 151 62,14 17 Bali 9 120 120 100,00 18 Nusa Tenggara Barat 10 169 169 100,00 19 Nusa Tenggara Timur 22 402 13 3,23 20 Kalimantan Barat 14 246 162 65,85 21 Kalimantan Tengah 14 203 114 56,16 22 Kalimantan Selatan 13 235 235 100,00 23 Kalimantan Timur 10 186 186 100,00 24 Kalimantan Utara 5 55 28 50,91 25 Sulawesi Utara 15 195 179 91,79 26 Sulawesi Tengah 13 206 132 64,08 27 Sulawesi Selatan 24 459 332 72,33 28 Sulawesi Tenggara 17 290 288 99,31 29 Gorontalo 6 93 50 53,76 30 Sulawesi Barat 6 95 84 88,42 31 Maluku 11 209 46 22,01 32 Maluku Utara 10 147 27 18,37 33 Papua Barat 13 159 61 38,36 34 Papua 29 420 147 35,00 Total 514 10134 7504 74,05 *Kab/Kota Terlampir JUMLAH PUSKESMAS MENURUT KABUPATEN/KOTA PROVINSI JAWA BARAT NON RAWAT KODE KAB/KOTA RAWAT INAP JUMLAH INAP 3201 BOGOR 75 26 101 3202 SUKABUMI 48 10 58 3203 CIANJUR 37 8 45 3204 BANDUNG 57 5 62 3205 GARUT 33 32 65 3206 TASIKMALAYA 21 19 40 3207 CIAMIS 16 21 37 3208 KUNINGAN 31 6 37 3209 CIREBON 48 12 60 3210 MAJALENGKA 23 9 32 3211 SUMEDANG 20 15 35 3212 INDRAMAYU 39 10 49 3213 SUBANG 18 22 40 3214 PURWAKARTA 14 6 20 3215 KARAWANG 29 21 50 3216 BEKASI 35 9 44 3217 BANDUNG BARAT 26 6 32 3218 PANGANDARAN 4 11 15 3271 KOTA BOGOR 13 12 25 3272 KOTA SUKABUMI 15 0 15 3273 KOTA BANDUNG 66 7 73 3274 KOTA CIREBON 22 0 22 3275 KOTA BEKASI 34 5 39 3276 KOTA DEPOK 24 8 32 3277 KOTA CIMAHI 12 1 13 3278 KOTA TASIKMALAYA 12 9 21 3279 KOTA BANJAR 8 2 10 JUMLAH 780 292 1072 data yang di input di komdat.kemkes.go.id dari daerah s.d 15 oktober 2020 KODE NO NAMA PUSKESMAS PROVINSI KABUPATEN ALAMAT LATITUDE LONGITUDE PUSKESMAS 1 RAWABOGO 1030546 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG Ds. Rawabogo, Kec. Ciwidey ‐7,0527 107,4449 2 MARGAHAYU SELATAN 1030597 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG Komp Margahayu Kencana Blok E4, Ds.Margahayu Sel., Kec. Margahayu ‐6,9728 107,5698 3 CIPEDES 1030562 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG Ds. Cipedes, Kec. Paseh ‐7,0357 107,7952 4 BATUJAJAR 1031115 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Barat No. 383‐385, Kec. Batujajar ‐6,9151 107,4949 5 CIHAMPELAS 1031111 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Cihampelas No. 159 Ds. Cihampelas, Kec. Cihampelas ‐6,9326 107,4747 6 PATARUMAN 1031112 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Cipatik Soreang No. 4 Pataruman, Kec. Cihampelas ‐6,9408 107,5129 7 CIKALONGWETAN 1031132 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Purwakarta No. 302, Kec. Cikalongwetan ‐6,7344 107,4368 8 RENDE 1031133 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Rende, Kec. Cikalongwetan ‐6,7349 107,4064 9 CILILIN 1031109 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Radio Dalam No. 1, Kec. Cililin ‐6,9548 107,4580 10 MUKAPAYUNG 1031110 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Cikoneng Ds. Mukapayung, Kec. Cililin ‐6,9477 107,4493 11 CIPATAT 1031117 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Cipatat No. 363, Kec. Cipatat ‐6,8249 107,3837 12 RAJAMANDALA 1031116 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Cipatat No. 1, Kec. Cipatat ‐6,8306 107,3679 13 CIPEUNDEUY 1031134 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Cipeundeuy No. 604, Kec. Cipeundeuy ‐6,5019 107,5705 14 CIPONGKOR 1031113 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya PLTA Saguling No. 2 Ds. Sarinagen, Kec. Cipongkor ‐6,9530 107,3642 15 CITALEM 1031114 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Saguling Ds. Citalem, Kec. Cipongkor ‐6,9558 107,3884 16 CISARUA 1031130 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Kol. Masturi No. 19, Kec. Cisarua ‐6,7113 106,9957 17 PASIRLANGU 1031131 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Pasirlangu Cisarua Ds. Pasirlangu, Kec. Cisarua ‐6,7966 107,5325 18 GUNUNGHALU 1031106 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Gunung Halu No. 49, Kec. Gunung Halu ‐7,0213 107,3178 19 CIBODAS 1031129 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Cibodas Gg.Ds. Cibodas Rt 02/09, Kec. Lembang ‐6,8250 107,6869 20 CIKOLE 1031128 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Lapang Ds. Cikole, Kec. Lembang ‐6,8081 107,6496 21 JAYAGIRI 1031126 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Jayagiri No. 35, Kec. Lembang ‐6,8068 107,6193 22 LEMBANG 1031127 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Grand Hotel No. 14, Kec. Lembang ‐7,1148 107,8554 23 CIMAREME 1031123 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Cimareme Indah No. 1, Kec. Ngamprah ‐6,8615 107,5014 24 NGAMPRAH 1031122 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Ngamprah No, 9 Ds. Sukatani, Kec. Ngamprah ‐6,8551 107,5382 25 JAYAMEKAR 1031121 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. GA Manulang Rancabali, Kec. Padalarang ‐6,8325 107,4630 26 PADALARANG 1031119 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Padalarang No.542, Kec. Padalarang ‐6,8531 107,5055 27 TAGOGAPU 1031120 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Purwakarta Ds. Tagopagu Rt 01/04, Kec. Padalarang ‐6,8127 107,4741 28 CIWARUGA 1031125 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Waruga Jaya No. 7 Ds. Parongpong, Kec. Parongpong ‐6,8491 107,5695 29 PARONGPONG 1031124 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Raya Cihanjung Ds. Cihanjuang Rahayu, Kec. Parongpong ‐6,8179 107,5724 30 CICANGKANGGIRANG 1031108 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Cicangkanggirang, Kec. Sindangkerta ‐6,9404 107,4590 31 SINDANGKERTA 1031107 JAWA BARAT BANDUNG BARAT Jl. Sindangkerta Ds Cintakarya, Kec. Sindangkerta ‐7,1789 107,1356 32 BABELAN I 1031094 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Kel Babelan, Kec. Babelan ‐6,1110 107,0391 33 BABELAN II 1031095 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Bunibakti, Kec. Babelan ‐6,1092 107,0643 34 BAHAGIA 1033591 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Jl. KH.A.Tajudin No 2 Ujung Harapan, Kec. Babelan ‐6,1898 107,0221 35 KARANGMULYA 1031073 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Jl. Raya Karangmulya RT/RW 07/04, Kec. Bojongmangu ‐6,4713 107,1603 36 CABANG BUNGIN 1031103 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Lengah Jaya, Kec. Cabang Bungin ‐6,0773 107,1453 37 CIBARUSAH 1031072 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Cibarusah Kota, Kec. Cibarusah ‐6,4348 107,0798 38 SUKAJAYA 1031082 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Sukajaya, Kec. Cibitung ‐6,2404 107,1461 39 WANAJAYA 1033589 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Perum Kirana Cibitung Blok F3 RT.01/23 Wanajaya ‐6,2468 107,1087 40 WANASARI 1031081 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Jl. Bosih Raya, Kec. Cibitung ‐6,2626 107,0819 41 DANAU INDAH 1031083 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Mekarwangi, Kec. Cikarang Barat ‐6,2940 107,1197 42 TELAGA MURNI 1031084 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Telaga Murni, Kec. Cikarang Barat ‐6,3412 107,1850 43 CIBATU 1031070 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Jl. HM Ogo Cibatu 06/03 Kec. Cikarang Selatan ‐6,3250 107,1599 KODE NO NAMA PUSKESMAS PROVINSI KABUPATEN ALAMAT LATITUDE LONGITUDE PUSKESMAS 44 SUKADAMI 1031069 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Jl. Raya Serang‐Cibarusah RT/RW 11/6, Ds. Sukadami, Kec. Cikarang Selatan ‐6,3516 107,1328 45 SUKAMAHI 1031071 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Jl. Raya Sukamahi RT/RW 11/06, Ds. Sukamahi, Kec. Cikarang Pusat ‐6,3598 107,1184 46 CIPAYUNG 1031075 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Jl. Raya Cipayung No. 1 01/03 Cipayung Kec. Cikarang Timur ‐6,2991 107,2284 47 LEMAHABANG 1031074 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Jatibaru, Kec. Cikarang Timur ‐6,2751 107,2015 48 CIKARANG 1031078 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Karang Asih, Kec. Cikarang Utara ‐6,2229 107,2316 49 MEKAR MUKTI 1031079 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Mekarmukti, Kec. Cikarang Utara ‐6,2380 107,1934 50 KARANG BAHAGIA 1031080 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Karang Bahagia, Kec. Karang Bahagia ‐6,2571 107,1560 51 SUKARAYA 1033588 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Jl. Pilar Sukatani No 02, Desa Sukaraya, Kec. Karang Bahagia ‐6,2386 107,1577 52 KARANG SAMBUNG 1031077 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Karang Sambung, Kec. Kedung Waringin ‐6,2434 107,2363 53 KEDUNG WARINGIN 1031076 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Kedung Waringin, Kec. Kedung Waringin ‐6,2693 107,2684 54 MUARA GEMBONG 1031104 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Jl. Raya Muaragembong, Ds. Pantaimekar, Kec. Muaragembong ‐6,0211 107,0919 55 KARANGHARJA 1031102 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Sumber Urip, Kec. Pebayuran ‐6,1071 107,2075 56 PEBAYURAN 1031101 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Kertasari, Kec. Pebayuran ‐6,2136 107,2840 57 SIRNAJAYA 1031068 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Sukasari No.33 RT/RW 09/05, Kec. Serangbaru ‐6,3988 107,1413 58 SETU II 1031067 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Tamansari, Kec. Setu ‐6,3308 107,0471 59 SETU I 1031066 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Jl. Raya Setu, Kec. Setu ‐6,3351 107,0434 60 SUKAINDAH 1031100 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Ds. Suka Indah, Kec. Sukakarya ‐6,1132 107,1491 61 SUKATANI 1031099 JAWA BARAT BEKASI Kp.
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