Free health screening for communities surrounding the UT Head Office operational area.
Jakarta, July 9, 2026 – PT United Tractors Tbk (UT) demonstrates its ongoing commitment to improving public health through the implementation of its Mobile Clinic program, which offers free health screening services to communities surrounding the company’s operational areas. This initiative expands access to healthcare services and supports the early detection of health conditions within the community.
In July 2026, the Mobile Clinic program takes place at two locations: RW 09 Cakung Timur on July 7, and RW 04 Rawa Terate on July 9. Local health clinics host the activities, focusing on surrounding communities, particularly elderly residents.
The community shows great enthusiasm, reflected in high participation rates throughout the health screenings. A total of 116 residents join the Mobile Clinic program at RW 09 Cakung Timur, while 111 residents participate in the activity at RW 04 Rawa Terate.
“Health is a fundamental foundation for creating a productive and high-quality society. Through the Mobile Clinic program, UT strives to improve healthcare accessibility for communities while supporting early detection efforts. We aim to increase public awareness of the importance of regular health check-ups and provide meaningful benefits for communities surrounding our operational areas,” states Dianwahyu Sri Purnomo, Head of Corporate Communications and Sustainability Division of UT.
Through this program, communities receive free health screening services as a preventive measure to identify health conditions early. This initiative represents UT’s contribution to supporting government efforts in raising public awareness about the importance of regular health examinations.
Through various sustainable social initiatives, UT continues to create meaningful contributions for communities, supporting the realization of healthier, better-quality lives in areas surrounding its operational sites.