Fakeeh Care Group was announced today as the winner of four awards of Council of Health Insurance Excellence Award in its second edition, namely: • Healthcare Service Provider of the Year Award for Large Hospitals • Best Customer Experience Award • Digital Excellence Award of the Year • Medical Providers of the Year for Mid/Small Companies The announcement of the winners of the award, which is organized by the Council of Health Insurance, came under the patronage of Fahd Al-Jalajil, Minister of Health. The award aims to stimulate the sector to continue to enhance the quality and efficiency of services provided to beneficiaries and sustainability, in addition to creating an environment that supports and encourages innovation, stimulates competition between entities to provide the best services to beneficiaries, and recognizes excellence among working entities. Fakeeh Care Group is one of the largest healthcare providers in Saudi Arabia, with a network of hospitals and specialized centers in various medical specialties. The group is committed to providing high-quality healthcare services that meet the needs of beneficiaries and comply with the highest international standards. Commenting on winning these awards, Dr. Mazen Soliman Fakeeh, Chairman of Fakeeh Care Group, said: “We are proud to win these prestigious awards, which reflect our commitment to providing distinguished healthcare services that meet the needs of beneficiaries and comply with the highest international standards. We are always striving to develop and improve, and provide the best possible services to beneficiaries.” He added: “We thank the Council of Health Insurance for organizing this award, which contributes to stimulating the sector to excel and innovate.” The Council of Health Insurance Excellence awards is a national award that is given to entities working in the healthcare sector, based on specific criteria that focus on the quality and efficiency of the services provided, the focus on the beneficiary, value-based healthcare, digital excellence, and population health.