The Healthy Indonesia Program is implemented to improve the degree of public health through health efforts and community empowerment supported by financial protection and equitable health services. To implement the Healthy Indonesia Program requires a family approach, which integrates individual health efforts (UKP) and community health efforts (SMEs) on an ongoing basis, with family targets, based on data and information from the Family Health Profile. The Healthy Indonesia Program with the Family Approach begins with integration into Program Management / Health Services. This integration will in itself encourage management of other aspects to support the implementation of the Healthy Indonesia Program with the Family Approach. Management of Puskesmas Program / Health Services is carried out through three stages, namely Planning (P1), Mobilization-Implementation (P2), and Monitoring-Control-Assessment (P3). (Permenkes No. 39 of 2016 concerning Guidelines for Implementing a Healthy Indonesia Program with a Family Approach)In the framework of the implementation of the Healthy Indonesia Program with the Family Approach, 12 (twelve) main indicators are set called the IKS (Indicator of Healthy Families) as a marker of a family's health status. Healthy Family Indicators (IKS) in the form of numerical categories, namely healthy families (IKS> 0,800); pre healthy family (IKS 0.500-0,800); and unhealthy families (IKS <0.500) (Permenkes No. 39 of 2016 concerning Guidelines for Implementing a Healthy Indonesia Program with a Family Approach). According to the Healthy Family Application, 2018 NATIONAL IKS: 0.168 which means that the IKS falls into the unhealthy category.The Healthy Indonesia Program with the Family Approach (PIS-PK) is one of the main health development programs to increase the reach of targets and to get closer / improve access to health services in the work area of ​​the Puskesmas by visiting families. PIS-PK will begin in 2015, which is expected that in 2019 all Puskesmas will carry out PIS-PK activities, because the researchers are interested in analyzing the readiness of Puskesmas to run PIS-PK which will be carried out by all Puskesmas.