The Indonesian Pediatric Society (IDAI) has voiced support for nationwide hepatitis screening initiatives. However, the organization stressed the critical importance of ensuring accessible follow-up treatment for those identified with the disease. IDAI highlighted that screening alone is insufficient without a robust system to provide necessary care and monitoring. This concern stems from potential limitations in current healthcare infrastructure and resources. The society emphasized the need for coordinated efforts between healthcare providers, government agencies, and relevant stakeholders. Effective treatment and management are vital to prevent severe complications and improve patient outcomes following a positive screening result. IDAI’s statement underscores a holistic approach to hepatitis control, prioritizing both detection and comprehensive care.