Saudi Arabia continues to enhance the inclusiveness of healthcare services and expand their reach across its regions. The coverage of population centers has reached 97%, reflecting progress in developing the healthcare system, improving service efficiency and quality, and facilitating access for beneficiaries, in line with the targets of the Health Sector Transformation Program under Saudi Vision 2030 to build a vibrant society enjoying sustainable health.
The health system relies on an integrated network that includes 20 health clusters across various regions of the Kingdom, around 2,000 primary healthcare centers, and 44,000 beds distributed across cities and regions. Meanwhile, the services of Seha Virtual Hospital enhance the geographic coverage of healthcare, reaching more than 365,000 beneficiaries through a network of 241 hospitals and over 1,400 health centers, offering 114 primary and specialized subspecialties, which helps bring specialized medical services closer to beneficiaries wherever they are.
The "Sehhaty" platform has facilitated access to healthcare by completing over 30 million appointments, providing 6 million instant consultations, and offering 74 digital services. This runs parallel to enhancing the readiness of health services and rapid response to emergencies, where 90% of patients receive emergency or urgent care within 4 hours. Furthermore, the intensive care bed rate stands at 15 beds per 100,000 people, reflecting a high level of health readiness across the Kingdom.
These indicators embody the integrated efforts of the health system in expanding health coverage and enhancing service quality and efficiency under the supervisory and regulatory role of the Ministry of Health. This reinforces the sustainability of healthcare, ensures it reaches beneficiaries in all regions, and contributes to enhancing human health and quality of life.