Health insurance broadens coverage for heart and brain procedures in July
The Universal Health Insurance Authority launched programs in July 2026 to expand the provision of advanced medical services and highly specialized treatment interventions for beneficiaries, with a focus on complex cases in specialties such as oncology, organ transplantation, ophthalmology, cardiology, and neurology. Achievements included transferring cases to specialized centers, performing advanced procedures such as kidney transplants, cochlear implants, and bone marrow transplants, along with modern techniques for treating heart diseases and complex deformities. These efforts were characterized by full financial support from the Authority, ensuring patients received timely interventions despite high costs reaching millions of pounds. The goal was to improve the quality of life and provide high-quality healthcare without financial burden on citizens.
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