Siloam Hospitals
An Indonesian private healthcare network operating hospitals, clinics, medical education institutions, and specialized healthcare facilities.
Last updated August 26, 2026
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Overview
Siloam Hospitals is an Indonesian private healthcare network operated by PT Siloam International Hospitals Tbk and associated with Lippo Group. The business traces its origins to 3 August 1996, when Siloam Gleneagles Hospital was established through a collaboration between Lippo Group and Gleneagles Hospital. The initial development was undertaken through PT Sentralindo Wirasta, a company engaged in healthcare services, with early hospitals built in Lippo Village and Lippo Cikarang. Over time, the organization expanded from its original hospital projects into one of Indonesia's largest private hospital groups. Its network serves patients across multiple Indonesian regions and is structured around general hospitals, specialty services, outpatient clinics, and supporting healthcare capabilities. As of July 2024, the group operated 41 Siloam hospitals across 23 Indonesian provinces and 30 Siloam clinics, including six clinics in Papua. This footprint gives Siloam a nationwide operating presence while retaining a strong connection to major urban and regional population centers. The network provides broad medical care rather than focusing on a single specialty. Its activities include hospital-based diagnosis and treatment, specialist and subspecialist care, surgery, emergency services, inpatient and outpatient treatment, and other clinical services. Siloam has also developed capabilities in advanced and specialized medicine. Siloam ASRI, for example, reached its 100th kidney transplant, while the wider Siloam Hospital Group received recognition from the World Stroke Organization for excellence in stroke care. Siloam's institutional scope extends beyond hospitals and clinics. The group operates the Mochtar Riady Institute of Nanotechnology and is connected with the Pelita Harapan University School of Medicine and School of Nursing. These activities link the brand to medical research, professional education, and healthcare workforce development, in addition to direct patient care. Quality accreditation has been an important part of Siloam's positioning. The group is described as the first hospital organization in Indonesia to receive accreditation from the United States-based Joint Commission International. This accreditation and its specialist achievements support a market position centered on organized, comprehensive, and internationally benchmarked private healthcare. In 2025, Siloam Hospitals was ranked 24th globally in Newsweek's World's Most Trustworthy Companies list for the Healthcare & Life Sciences category and was the only Indonesian healthcare company included in that ranking. Siloam therefore combines a broad domestic network with ambitions and credentials associated with higher-acuity, quality-focused medical care.
History
Siloam Hospitals originated in Indonesia in 1996. On 3 August of that year, Siloam Gleneagles Hospital was established through a collaboration between Lippo Group and Gleneagles Hospital. The development was conducted through PT Sentralindo Wirasta, a healthcare-services company. The first hospital projects were developed in Lippo Village and Lippo Cikarang, areas associated with Lippo's broader property and township activities. The original Siloam Gleneagles concept developed into a larger hospital platform under the Siloam Hospitals name. Its growth reflected the expansion of private healthcare in Indonesia and the demand for more organized hospital capacity, specialist treatment, and modern diagnostic and surgical services. Rather than remaining a small local hospital operator, Siloam developed a multi-location network intended to serve patients in major cities as well as regional markets. The resulting organization became PT Siloam International Hospitals Tbk, a publicly listed healthcare company within Lippo Group. Its operations broadened beyond individual hospitals to include outpatient clinics and other healthcare-related institutions. By July 2024, the network comprised 41 Siloam hospitals distributed across 23 provinces and 30 Siloam clinics. Six of those clinics were located in Papua, demonstrating the group's effort to extend services beyond Indonesia's principal metropolitan centers. Siloam's development has also involved quality systems and clinical specialization. It became the first hospital organization in Indonesia to receive accreditation from Joint Commission International, a United States-based accreditation body. The accreditation contributed to the group's identity as a provider seeking internationally recognized standards in hospital organization and patient care. Alongside general and specialist hospital services, the group built capabilities in advanced medicine. Siloam ASRI reached its 100th kidney transplant, and the broader hospital group received a World Stroke Organization award for excellence in stroke care. These milestones indicate an emphasis on complex clinical services in addition to routine inpatient and outpatient treatment. The group's institutional footprint includes the Mochtar Riady Institute of Nanotechnology and the Pelita Harapan University School of Medicine and School of Nursing. These affiliated or operated institutions extend Siloam's role into biomedical research and the education of doctors and nurses, helping connect hospital operations with research and workforce development. In 2025, Siloam Hospitals received further external visibility when it ranked 24th globally in Newsweek's World's Most Trustworthy Companies ranking for Healthcare & Life Sciences. It was identified as the only Indonesian healthcare company in that category's ranking, which was based on a survey of 65,000 participants across 20 countries. The recognition reinforced Siloam's public positioning as a large Indonesian private healthcare provider with national scale and internationally oriented quality credentials.
- 2025
Included in Newsweek's World's Most Trustworthy Companies ranking
[1]Siloam Hospitals ranked 24th globally in the Healthcare & Life Sciences category and was the only Indonesian healthcare company included.
- 2024
Network reaches 41 hospitals and 30 clinics
[1]As of July 2024, Siloam operated 41 hospitals across 23 Indonesian provinces and 30 clinics, including six in Papua.
- 1996
Siloam Gleneagles Hospital is established
[1]On 3 August 1996, Siloam Gleneagles Hospital was established through a collaboration between Lippo Group and Gleneagles Hospital, with development undertaken through PT Sentralindo Wirasta.
- 1996
Initial hospitals are developed in Lippo Village and Lippo Cikarang
[1]The first Siloam Gleneagles hospital projects were built in Lippo Village and Lippo Cikarang.
First Indonesian hospital organization to receive Joint Commission International accreditation
[1]Siloam became the first hospital organization in Indonesia to receive accreditation from the United States-based Joint Commission International.
Siloam ASRI reaches 100 kidney transplants
[1]Siloam ASRI completed its 100th kidney transplant, marking a major specialist-care achievement.
Products and positioning
A broad-access Indonesian private healthcare network combining nationwide hospital coverage, comprehensive clinical services, advanced medicine, and internationally referenced quality standards.
General and multi-specialty hospitals · 1996
Siloam hospitals
The core Siloam network consists of hospitals providing broad inpatient and outpatient medical care. Services span diagnosis, specialist and subspecialist consultations, surgery, emergency treatment, intensive care, and other hospital-based services. The network operates across multiple Indonesian provinces and is designed to provide both routine and higher-acuity care.
Outpatient healthcare
Siloam clinics
Siloam's clinic network extends the brand's services beyond full-service hospitals. Clinics support outpatient consultations, primary or specialist access, diagnostics, and other ambulatory needs. By July 2024, the group operated 30 clinics, including six in Papua.
Transplant medicine
Kidney transplant services
Kidney transplantation is one of Siloam's documented advanced-care capabilities. Siloam ASRI reached its 100th kidney transplant, indicating an established program for complex renal treatment and transplant procedures within the broader hospital group.
Specialist clinical care
Stroke care
Siloam provides specialist stroke-care services and received a World Stroke Organization award for excellence in stroke care. The recognition places stroke treatment among the group's publicly highlighted clinical strengths.
Healthcare education and research
Medical education and research
The group's institutional activities include the Mochtar Riady Institute of Nanotechnology and the Pelita Harapan University School of Medicine and School of Nursing. These institutions connect Siloam's healthcare platform with biomedical research and the education of medical and nursing professionals.
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