13 million beneficiaries of health insurance services in the Kingdom

The Health Insurance Council announced that the number of beneficiaries of private health insurance in the Kingdom has reached more than 13 million beneficiaries, which represents a qualitative achievement in the Council’s journey towards enhancing the quality of health services and ensuring their access to a wide segment of citizens and residents in the private sector in the Kingdom. The number of Saudi subscribers reached There are 2 million basic beneficiaries in the mandatory health insurance document and 2.4 million dependent beneficiaries, while the number of non-Saudi subscribers to the mandatory basic health insurance document reached more than 7.2 million beneficiaries. And more than 1.4 million beneficiaries for dependents, bringing the total to 13 million beneficiaries of private health insurance in the Kingdom, which reflects the Council’s commitment to achieving its strategy by working to enhance the quality and efficiency of services provided within the framework of its endeavor to be a leading global regulatory body that focuses on and empowers stakeholders. It achieves transparency, quality and efficiency.

The official spokesperson for the Health Insurance Council, Iman Al-Tariqi, confirmed that this growth in the number of health insurance beneficiaries reflects the growing confidence in the services provided to beneficiaries, and is the result of continuous efforts to develop regulatory regulations, enhance cooperation with stakeholders, and ensure their commitment to providing health services according to the highest quality standards, noting. The initiatives and programs that the Council worked on during the past period to adopt health care based on efficiency and quality have contributed significantly to improving the experience of health insurance beneficiaries.

She stressed that the Council continues to work to improve the efficiency of services provided to its beneficiaries through innovative strategies that enhance digital transformation and sustainability, which contributes to providing distinguished health services that address the needs of beneficiaries to advance the health care sector in the Kingdom.