Agincourt Resources continues to demonstrate its commitment to expanding access to healthcare services through the “Specialist Doctors Visit Villages” program, which this time reached the residents of Bulu Mario Village, Sipirok Subdistrict, on Wednesday, 23 July 2025. In collaboration with the Government of South Tapanuli Regency and the Sipirok Regional Public Hospital (RSUD Sipirok), the free medical outreach provided direct consultations with specialist doctors in internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, and pediatrics for communities that have long faced challenges in accessing quality medical care.
A total of 189 patients benefited from this initiative, consisting of 132 internal medicine patients, 35 children, and 22 pregnant women or gynecological patients. The most common diagnoses among pediatric patients included gastritis, acute respiratory infections (ARIs), and scabies. For adult patients, prevalent conditions included diabetes mellitus (DM), low back pain (LBP) and neuropathy, as well as dyspepsia. Obstetric and gynecological patients mostly sought treatment for prenatal care, fertility support, vaginal discharge, and endometriosis. One of the beneficiaries, Masriani (60), expressed her gratitude: “My leg has been hurting for three years. Today, I was examined by a specialist and given medication. I truly hope this free clinic continues every year.”
Senior Manager Community of Agincourt Resources Christine Pepah, emphasized that the program is part of the Company’s ongoing efforts to reach underserved areas. “We believe that access to healthcare is a fundamental right. Through this collaboration, Agincourt Resources aims to ensure that equitable and quality medical services are directly accessible to rural communities,” she stated.
The specialist doctors from RSUD Sipirok involved in the event were dr. Ryan Andrian, Sp.OG (Obstetrics and Gynecology Specialist), dr. Syahreza Hasibuan, Sp.A (Pediatrician), and dr. Abdus Somad Harahap, Sp.PD (Internal Medicine Specialist). According to dr. Ryan Andrian, Sp.OG, “In addition to expectant mothers, we received many patients experiencing infertility issues. One patient was diagnosed with a functional ovarian cyst on the left side, which we will monitor over the next six months.” All patients received free medication and treatment supported by Agincourt Resources. This initiative marks the sixth stop in a series of free health service programs throughout 2025, and will continue to expand in order to improve the quality of life for communities across South Tapanuli.
