SAUDI ARABIA

ID needed for healthcare from service providers

November 17, 2019

RIYADH — The Council of Cooperative Health Insurance (CCHI) has specified the Saudi National Identity Card (Civil Status Card) and, for expatriates, the Residence Permit (Iqama), as the basic and sole identification documents for the insured person on seeking healthcare from health service providers as of Jan. 1, 2020, Saudi Press Agency (SPA) said Sunday.

This measure is meant to facilitate matters for insured persons to get healthcare easily and to raise clients’ satisfaction.

The Council has called upon all insured persons, including workers and employees in the private sector and their family members, to make use of the Council’s social media channels in submitting their inquiries, registering any observations or remarks or lodging complaints.

I can be done via the portal www.cchi.gov.sa or the unified number 920001177, email info@cchi.gov.sa or smartphone apps, in addition to the social media (channels) Twitter, Facebook and Linkedin on the official pages of the council cchiksa. — SPA


November 17, 2019
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