United Arab Emirates
Three 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.
- Regulators Who licenses and surveys the facility
- DHA (Dubai) DoH (Abu Dhabi) MOHAP (federal)
- Health information exchanges Where clinical records are submitted
- NABIDH (Dubai) Malaffi (Abu Dhabi) Riayati (federal)
- Claim rails Eligibility, submission and remittance
- DHPO eClaimLink
Privacy law
UAE Personal Data Protection Law
The platform records consent, access and disclosure against it. A data protection officer signs off, and we never claim the software does.
Data residency
uaenorth, uaecentral
Where this market's records are stored and processed. The facility is the tenancy, so a group in two countries runs two residency settings.
Workforce statute
Payroll and licensing obligations a health facility here is held to. They sit inside the workforce modules rather than beside them, because in this market an expired licence is a clinical risk before it is an HR one.
- Wage Protection System
- End of service gratuity
- Visa and labour card expiry
- Air ticket accrual
- Emiratisation reporting
Run it against UAE rules
Thirty days on your own tenancy, configured for the regulator and the residency this market requires.