<![CDATA[Health centers as health service providers have an important role in ensuring adequate drug availability for the community. However, drug management in health centers often faces obstacles, including the use of manual methods in stock monitoring, which can lead to unavailability or accumulation of unused drugs. This study aims to improve the efficiency of drug management in health centers through the application of the K-Means Clustering method. This method is used to group drug stocks into three main clusters: heavy drugs, moderate drugs, and light drugs. With this grouping, it is expected that pharmacists can more easily determine the type of drug, monitor drug availability in a timely manner, and manage drug procurement according to patient needs. Research methods include literature studies, data collection and analysis, system modeling design, and system testing and evaluation. The results of this study are expected to improve the efficiency of drug management in health centers, so that health services to the community can be more optimal. The results of testing using the Silhouette Coefficient (SC) method produced an average SC of 0.97 which means strong structure, so it can be concluded that it has a strong structure.]]>
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