On May 16, 2026, the PRAMITA Clinic, Ngagel Branch, Surabaya, collaborated with the Cardiology Prevention and Rehabilitation Working Group of the Indonesian Heart Association to introduce modern cardiac rehabilitation services through a workshop attended by more than 50 general practitioners and clinic managers from various agencies.
The workshop featured presentations on the following technologies:
- CPET (Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing): a standardized assessment of the heart's functional capacity
- Telemetry: remote monitoring of the heart's electrical activity using electroscopy sensors
- Cardiac EECP: a non-invasive procedure using a special cuff on the leg to improve blood flow to the heart in patients with refractory angina.

The VP Director of PT. PRAMITA, Dr. Nabil Facliansyah, MSc., stated in his keynote address that the workshop is part of PRAMITA's commitment to supporting the improvement of healthcare professionals' competency and broadening understanding of cardiac rehabilitation using modern technology. Heart disease patients are expected to continue to engage in safe, measured physical activity, including exercise, under medical supervision. In addition to cardiac rehabilitation, the service also aims to support fitness improvement and health monitoring for active individuals, athletes, corporate executives, and post-cardiovascular surgery patients.