Indonesia’s Health Ministry is streamlining public health services by merging its free health check program (CKG) with school-age childhood immunization efforts. This integration, planned for implementation by 2026, aims to improve efficiency and broaden healthcare access for students. The combined program will offer comprehensive health assessments alongside necessary vaccinations within the school setting. Officials anticipate the consolidation will reduce administrative duplication and optimize resource allocation. Details regarding specific implementation strategies and budgetary adjustments are still being finalized. The Ministry asserts this move is part of a broader strategy to strengthen preventative healthcare measures nationwide and improve overall public health outcomes for Indonesian children. This initiative seeks to proactively address health concerns and ensure consistent health monitoring for the student population.