Where we operate
A facility is licensed, surveyed and paid under the rules of the country it sits in. Each market below runs its own regulator, its own health information exchange and its own view on where records may be stored.
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United Arab Emirates
UAEThree regulators, three health information exchanges and two claim rails. A group operating in both Dubai and Abu Dhabi is running two regulatory regimes at once, which is the normal case here rather than the exception.
DHA (Dubai), DoH (Abu Dhabi), MOHAP (federal)
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Saudi Arabia
KSACBAHI accreditation is mandatory, NPHIES carries eligibility and claims on FHIR, and NDMO controls decide where data may sit. Saudization bands make workforce reporting a licensing matter, not just an HR one.
CBAHI, Ministry of Health, Council of Health Insurance
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Wider GCC and MENA
GCCKuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Egypt and Jordan each set their own accreditation and licensing regime. A platform where the facility is the tenancy and licensing unit treats a second country as configuration rather than as a new build.
GAHAR (Egypt), PHSRC (Jordan), JCI (international)
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