This program is a form of contribution as a Health Provider in improving the healthy life expectancy of the Indonesian population. It aims to address health issues among the elderly through a nutrition and education-based approach. We create modified meals that are both delicious and nutritious, tailored to meet the daily needs of older adults while being low in sodium through the implementation of the Smart Salt initiative.

Elderly Population in Indonesia

Elderly population projection from 2010–2035

Indonesia Heading Toward an
Ageing Population Structure
*Reference: Ministry of Health, 2019

BPS projects that by 2023, Indonesia will become the country with the largest elderly population in Southeast Asia

Hypertension is the most prevalent non-communicable disease among the elderly

Prevalence (%) of Non-Communicable Diseases in Older Adults (≥ 60 years)

Hypertension affects
more than 50% of older adults

Indonesia is entering an ageing population era; this ageing process presents challenges in all aspects of life, especially health, which significantly affects the quality of life among the elderly

Indonesia is entering an ageing population era; this ageing process presents challenges in all aspects of life, especially health, which significantly affects the quality of life among the elderly