<![CDATA[There was an increase in BPJS contributions in 2020 by 100%, while non-receiving workers (PBPU) had an uncertain income each month. Non-Receiving Wages Workers (PBPU) have financial problems over the increase in BPJS contributions to increase the risk of Non-Receiving Wages Workers (PBPU) to stop using BPJS as their health insurance. This study aims to analyze the ability and willingness to pay non-wage worker patients (PBPU) of the National Health Insurance. This research uses quantitative research methods. This research was conducted in Medan City from January to August 2020. The sample of this study was 96 patients who were not receiving wages (PBPU). This study used a questionnaire and analyzed using the chi-square test. This study indicates that the respondents in the ATP 1 category are capable of 54.2%. For the non-food ATP 2, the capable category was 74.0%, and the non-essential category was not able as much as 65.6%. The willingness to pay is based on the highest normative WTP value in the 3rd class category, namely 87.5%, the most actual WTP is also in the 3rd class category, namely 66.7%. Knowledge of good category JKN was 65.6%. Non-Receiving Wage Workers (PBPU) still have the willingness and ability to pay the increase in BPJS contributions, especially in the 3rd class category.]]>
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