JAKARTA, July 4, 2026 - (ACN Newswire) - Siloam International Hospitals has again been recognised at the highest level with two of its hospitals receiving Magnet® with Distinction Recognition. Siloam Hospitals Kebon Jeruk became the first hospital in Indonesia to receive the recognition on 23 June 2026, followed by Siloam Hospitals Lippo Village on 26 June 2026. With this achievement, Siloam has become the only hospital network in Southeast Asia with more than one hospital recognised as Magnet® with Distinction. To date, only 95 healthcare organisations worldwide have achieved Magnet® with Distinction, placing Siloam among the world's leading healthcare organisations in nursing excellence while reinforcing Indonesia's position as one of the few countries with hospitals recognised for world-class nursing standards.

Magnet Recognition® is the gold standard for nursing excellence awarded by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), the world's largest nursing credentialing organization and a subsidiary of the American Nurses Association (ANA). Magnet® with Distinction is the highest level of recognition, introduced by the ANCC in 2022 to honour top-performing healthcare organisations based on validated empirical outcomes. The designation is awarded only to organisations that demonstrate clinical outcomes, quality of care and nursing performance that exceed the already rigorous Magnet® standards.

For patients, healthcare quality is determined not only by advanced technology and skilled physicians, but also by the quality of nursing care that supports them throughout their treatment journey. Studies show that Magnet® hospitals achieve better patient safety outcomes, lower complication rates, stronger interdisciplinary collaboration, and more positive patient experiences than non-Magnet® hospitals.

These outcomes are reflected in the performance of Siloam Hospitals Kebon Jeruk and Siloam Hospitals Lippo Village, which recorded nurse satisfaction rates of 93% and 95%, respectively, while 70% and 73% of their nursing workforce hold professional specialty certifications. Both hospitals also demonstrated nursing quality indicators that exceeded international benchmarks, including reductions in healthcare-associated infections (CAUTI and CLABSI), hospital-acquired pressure injuries (HAPI), as well as improvements in patient experience across communication, respect for patients, shared decision-making, and care coordination.

Caroline Riady, CEO of Siloam International Hospitals, said the achievement recognises the dedication of Siloam nurses who deliver exceptional care to patients every day.

“Magnet® with Distinction is more than an institutional recognition. It reflects the commitment of Siloam nurses who stand beside patients and their families throughout every stage of the care journey. At Siloam, we believe that the combination of clinical excellence and compassionate care forms the foundation of high-quality healthcare. When patients feel heard, understood, and cared for with empathy, it can have a meaningful impact on both their experience and clinical outcomes. Ultimately, healthcare quality is measured not only by the technology and facilities a hospital possesses, but also by the people who are there for patients when they need them the most," said Caroline.

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