Micromeet has passed Indonesia’s Ministry of Health Regulatory Sandbox for 2025–2026. The Ministry announced the official results on 11 September 2026, listing Micromeet among the successful participants in the Regulatory Sandbox category.
The results recognise 21 innovations that completed all testing stages and met the programme’s criteria. Those innovations were recommended for Tanda Daftar Inovasi Teknologi Kesehatan (ITK), the health technology innovation registration document. The programme brought testing, evaluation, mentoring and guidance into a structured process.
This is a company milestone in Indonesia and a meaningful step in Micromeet’s governed healthcare AI work. Understanding how healthcare teams work remains central to our product development. We thank the Ministry of Health programme team and the people who contributed to the evaluation and guidance process.
A milestone in a longer journey
The programme brings testing, evaluation and guidance into a structured process. For Micromeet, this milestone sits alongside an ongoing responsibility: building useful healthcare AI around the people delivering care, the decisions they make and the work that follows.
A medical check-up should lead to a next step
A medical check-up creates several kinds of work. Findings need to be brought together, a doctor needs to explain what they mean, and a person needs to understand what to do next. A care plan then needs follow-up: a repeat test, a referral, an appointment or a conversation when circumstances change.
A report can be complete while that journey remains unfinished. The practical question is whether the next person in the care team has the information and responsibility needed to continue. That question shapes how we build Micromeet.
Our MCU work covers individual, occupational and premium medical check-ups. Occupational and premium programmes provide distinct starting points: the context, participants and service expectations differ, while the need to carry care forward remains. A person who already has a clinician-approved care plan should also be able to begin follow-up without creating another check-up report.
Micromeet builds governed healthcare AI infrastructure for continuous care. Clinicians and authorized staff review consequential outputs.
Connecting the report, the care plan and the next appointment
Micromeet Care Workspace is the daily working environment for healthcare teams. Within it, MCU work connects with Care Loop to support the journey from report and doctor explanation to care plan, follow-up and the next appointment. Doctors retain clinical judgment and approval, while teams coordinate the work around those decisions.
Care Loop can also begin with an existing clinician-approved care plan, without requiring a new MCU report. The workflows, integrations and services enabled are agreed with each institution.
We explain how this milestone connects with individual, occupational and premium MCU and ongoing care in our Regulatory Sandbox, MCU and continuous care article. The same practical questions also shape our MCU build story, our work on organizing MCU evidence for clinical review and our product work beyond this announcement.
Follow the sources and the work
Read the official results and the Ministry team’s LinkedIn announcement. The Trust Center records Micromeet’s assessment scope, stated validity and supporting evidence.
We welcome conversations with teams delivering individual, occupational or premium MCU services about how the report, care plan, follow-up and next appointment fit together in their practice.
Frequently asked questions
What did Micromeet pass?
Indonesia’s Ministry of Health listed Micromeet among the successful participants in the 2025–2026 Regulatory Sandbox category. The official results state that 21 innovations completed all testing stages, met the programme criteria and were recommended for Tanda Daftar Inovasi Teknologi Kesehatan (ITK).
How does this milestone connect to Micromeet’s product direction?
Micromeet is connecting individual, occupational and premium medical check-ups with doctor explanation, a clinician-approved care plan, follow-up and the next appointment through Care Workspace and Care Loop. AI prepares; people decide.
Where can readers verify the result?
The Ministry’s official results page and the Ministry team’s LinkedIn announcement are linked above. Micromeet’s Trust Center records the assessment scope, stated validity and supporting evidence.
