As of 15 April, Bali now records a total of 98 confirmed positive cases, 23 recovered patients and 2 deaths. It is apparent that Bali, like the rest of te world, did not have a free pass from the dangerous pandemic and so the government is doing its best to try to contain and help stop the virus from spreading and affecting more people. As a resident of Bali, it is important to know what to do if you think you might be suffering from the deadly infection; this article will help you with just that.

If you are showing COVID-19 symptoms such as, but not limited to, bad cough, runny nose, diarrhea and difficulty in breathing, the first best thing to do is to self-isolate and contact the emergency hotline designated to handle such a case relating to Covid-19 in Bali. The response team will come to you for a general health check and decide whether your case needs to hospitalization or not.

Note that the swab or rapid tests performed in the hospitals are currently only given to people who have symptoms, people who have made contact with positive Covid-19 patients, and people who have been traveling to infected countries.

Should you need to be hospitalized for further tests and/or treatment, one of the below hospitals will take your case. They are the 11 hospitals designated by the Bali Provincial Government to conduct COVID-19 swab or rapid tests as well as treatments:

Sanglah General Hospital (Denpasar)
Jalan Diponegoro, Dauh Puri Klod, Kec. Denpasar
(0361) 227911 | www.sanglahhospitalbali.com

Wangaya General Hospital (Denpasar)
Jalan Kartini No.133, Dauh Puri Kaja, Kec. Denpasar
(0361) 222141 | www.wangayahospital.com

Bali Mandara Hospital (Denpasar)
Jalan By Pass Ngurah Rai No.548, Sanur
(0361) 4490566 | https://rsbm.baliprov.go.id

Udayana University Hospital (Badung regency)
Jalan Rumah Sakit Unud, Jimbaran
(0361) 8953670 | https://rs.unud.ac.id

Mangusada Regional Hospital (Badung regency)
Jalan Raya Kapal, Mangupura, Mengwi
(0361) 9006813 | http://www.rsudmangusada.badungkab.go.id

Tabanan General Hospital (Tabanan regency)
Jalan Pahlawan No.14, Delod Peken, Kec. Tabanan
(0361) 811027 | https://rsud.tabanankab.go.id

Sanjiwani Gianyar Hospital (Gianyar regency)
Jalan Ciung Wanara-Gianyar No.2, Gianyar
(0362) 943049 | http://rsudsanjiwani.gianyarkab.go.id

Buleleng Regional General Hospital (Buleleng regency)
Jalan Ngurah Rai, Kendran, Buleleng, Kendran, Kec. Buleleng
(0362) 22046 | http://rsud.bulelengkab.go.id/

Pratama Giri Emas Hospital (Buleleng regency)
Sangsit, Sawan, Buleleng Regency
(0362) 3303884

Negara General Hospital (Jembrana regency)
Jalan Wijaya Kusuma No.17, Baler Bale Agung, Kec. Negara
(0365) 41006 | http://www.rsunegara.co.id

Klungkung Regional General Hospital (Klungkung regency)
Jalan Flamboyan No.40, Semarapura Kauh, Kec. Klungkung
(0366) 21172 | http://rsud.klungkungkab.go.id/public/

Udayana University Hospital in the Jimbaran region, Badung Regency has officially become the identified hospital to deal with Coronavirus COVID-19 infections for the Province of Bali. Given this, they currently do not accept general and BPJS patients and services at the Polyclinic were also abolished.

At present, there are 12 isolation rooms at Udayana University Hospital ready to be used to treat patients; at the same time, the hospital is still targeting an additional 25 isolation rooms on the coming weeks.

As for frontliners, the hospital currently has 35 specialist doctors and around 80 nurses to support and aid patients; they also received additional assistance from the Bali Provincial Health Office of about 23 nurses.

To get yourself updated with the current pandemic situation in Indonesia, you can visit the Official Indonesia Government website for COVID-19 here and for information specific for the Province of Bali, you can also check here.

From Bali Treasure Properties, we’re sending a reminder to keep distance from others, always carry a hand sanitizer for cases when water and soap are not available, and to wear protective masks when you go out, if at all necessary. Keep safe!