Premier Bintaro Hospital Stroke Survivor Gathering: "Stronger Than Ever!" Showing Support for Stroke Survivors

11 April 2026 2 min read

As a commitment to providing ongoing support for patients and their families, the Premier Bintaro Hospital Stroke Center held a Halal Bihalal & Stroke Survivor Gathering event entitled "Stronger than Ever!" This event served as a forum for camaraderie, education, and motivation for stroke survivors to continue living a healthy, active, and quality life.

The event, held on Friday, April 10, 2026, at the Phoenix Ballroom, Aviary Hotel Bintaro, was attended by stroke survivors, their families, medical personnel, and hospital management in a warm and collaborative atmosphere.

Providing Encouragement and Education for Stroke Survivors

During this event, participants participated in a health talk show hosted by Dr. Meidianie Camellia, Sp.N, a neurologist, who shared education on the post-stroke recovery process, the importance of ongoing rehabilitation, and the role of families in supporting patients' recovery.

In addition to medical education, participants also had the opportunity to hear patient stories, inspiring stories from stroke survivors who successfully overcame their recovery and returned to their daily activities with renewed vigor. This session is expected to provide motivation and hope for other participants undergoing the recovery process.

The CEO of Premier Bintaro Hospital attended as a token of management support.

The event was also attended by the CEO of Premier Bintaro Hospital, Dr. Relia Sari, MARS, as a token of support from hospital management for comprehensive and sustainable stroke services. The presence of hospital leaders demonstrates their commitment to ensuring that stroke patients receive optimal care, not only during their hospital stay but also during their long-term recovery.

Building Community and a Better Quality of Life

Through the Stroke Survivor Gathering, the Premier Bintaro Hospital Stroke Center strives to build a supportive community among stroke survivors and their families. This event also serves as a means to raise public awareness about the importance of early detection, prompt treatment, and appropriate rehabilitation in stroke management.
With the spirit of "Stronger than Ever!", it is hoped that stroke survivors will remain motivated to undergo the recovery process with optimism and maintain a better quality of life.