The GCC’s current focus on healthcare investment means the region is poised to position itself as a leader in this critical field and stay at the forefront of implementing new technologies, pioneering new methods, and delivering value to practitioners and patients alike. Investments to upgrade hospitals and clinics, build new facilities, and enforce mandatory health insurance schemes have all been made recently, with governments also encouraging the private sector to invest in healthcare. Stakeholders are looking for innovative and cost-effective ways to deliver patient-centred, technology-enabled “smart” healthcare, both inside and outside clinic and hospital walls, with “quality”, “outcomes”, and “value” being the current industry buzzwords.

The “Middle East Healthcare Financing Summit” is a unique platform gathering senior leaders from governmental bodies, private hospitals, medical centres, pharma companies, leading employers, consultants, TPA’s and payers to review the latest trends and opportunities in the healthcare market with a special focus on healthcare insurance, Hear from hospital business and strategy leaders and learn how to improve profitability, uncover opportunities to increase revenue, control costs, and navigate a changing reimbursement landscape and technological innovations and patient centric care and delivering high quality care using cost effective strategies.

The “Middle East Health Revolution Summit” will discuss Health transformation through health information and technology while improving the quality, safety, and efficiency of health, and patient outcomes, the summit will share great models of care from all around the world. The meeting will be attended by top leaders from the healthcare. The congress will bring all healthcare stakeholders together including healthcare leaders from health authorities, providers from both the government and private sector, public policy makers, IT directors, Hospital C- suite and more.