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Protection for People with Mental Illness (PMI) in stocks is by releasing them while at the same time granting them rights to healthcare so that PMI can find their way to recovery and are expected to return to the community. This research aims to describe the policies regarding stocked People with Mental Illness (PMI) in the era of National Health Insurance (NHI), the rights to healthcare fulfilled to protect stocked PMI in Majalengka regency. This research is non-doctrinal, while employing social legal studies, qualitative studies, analyzed using triangulation method, and presented in a descriptive approach. The findings show that policies of central government and regional government of West Java have included rights to healthcare for PMI with a new orientation in NHI era, that is as a social protection in health, especially for the poor; secondly, rights to healthcare for stocked PMI are not yet implemented in an integrated, comprehensive, coordinated, and sustainable way, as it is shown in the absence of inpatient facilities for PMI in the level of regency as well as the lack of awareness from the relatives of PMI of the importance of healthcare for PMI.

The Protection of Rights to Healthcare for People with Mental Illness in Stocks in the Era of National Health Insurance