There have been many successes in national development in the health sector, but the Indonesian people have not yet achieved the “Healthy Indonesia” as desired in the National Long Term Development Plan [1]. The unfulfilled maternal mortality rate is still high, infant mortality rate is still high, while there are still many short stunting children, and various nutritional problems. In the field of disease control, they are exposed to a double burden, infectious diseases such as AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria are still high prevalence, while non-communicable diseases such as Hypertension, Diabetes, Cancer, and Mental Disorders continue to grow. Although the source of funds for the health sector and also human resources of health sector in terms of quantity, type, quality, and even distribution continues to increase, the increase in resources has not been able to fully offset the increased needs. Realizing such problems, to achieve Healthy Indonesia within the period of 2015 – 2019, the health sector efforts, now are directed to focus to:  Reduce Maternal Mortality Rate and Infant Mortality Rate.  Lower prevalence of short toddlers (stunting).  Tackling infectious diseases, HIV-AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria.  Tackling non-communicable diseases Hypertension, Diabetes, Obesity, Cancer, and Mental Disorders. In order for existing health sector resources can be utilized effectively and efficiently, those efforts has been conducted in an integrated manner from planning to implementation, monitoring and evaluation. The goal was focused on the “Family Approach”. To realize the goal of Family Approach in Healthy Indonesia program above, The Minister of Health, Republic of Indonesia issued a ministerial regulation. Regulation of the Minister of Health, Republic of Indonesia No. 39 Year of 2016 about Guidelines for the Program of Healthy Indonesia Programs with Family Approach, and in Article 5 of the Ministerial Regulation states “the Implementation of Healthy Indonesia Program with Family Approach implemented by Puskesmas (Community Health Center)” [۱]. On the other hand, Jembrana Regency has been 10 years implementing Information Systems on its community service. So, to support the achievement of a Healthy Indonesia goal which is mandated to the puskesmas, it is necessary to integrate the health sector initiative into the Blueprint of e-Government Jembrana Regency. Through eGovernment Jembrana Regency implementation, Jembrana’s government services will take place in a transparent and traceable process, so it can be considered as accountable public services. Moreover, elements of irregularities can be avoided and services can be delivered effectively and efficiently. The E-Government Integration in this study called E-Prokesmas, a GIS Web-Based software application and expected to become a family-based health monitoring tool for Community Health Program in Jembrana Regency.