Hasan Sadikin Hospital

Dr. Hasan Sadikin Central General Hospital, located in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia, is a historic public hospital established in 1923 during the Dutch colonial era. Originally known as the Central Bandung Hospital, it has undergone several name changes and transformations, including serving as a military hospital during the Japanese occupation. The hospital has evolved from a 300-bed facility to a national-level central hospital with a capacity of 600 beds. Named after a prominent figure in Indonesian medicine, Hasan Sadikin, the hospital is a significant landmark in the region, reflecting the rich history of healthcare in Indonesia.