Etezan Consultancy supports governments, regulators, healthcare institutions, and insurers across the GCC from strategy through execution.
Advisory and implementation support across healthcare, insurance, regulation, and digital health designed for complex health systems.
We work across the healthcare ecosystem, supporting public and private sector organizations with strategy, governance, and execution.
Public and private hospitals, medical cities, primary care networks, and specialized providers.
Public schemes, private insurers, reinsurers, TPAs, and corporate sponsors of insured or self-funded health programs operating within regulated markets and health financing reform initiatives.
Ministries, health authorities, national programs, and public institutions responsible for shaping health systems.
Healthcare and insurance regulators, accreditation bodies, and supervisory authorities.
Digital health programs, data platforms, analytics, AI adoption, and governance frameworks.
We’re dedicated to helping governments, regulators, and healthcare leaders unlock impact from strategy through execution.
We turn complexity into clarity. With offices in Bahrain and a strategic joint venture with Rawafed Holding in Qatar, we work with forward thinking organizations to deliver real world impact across healthcare, insurance, government, and related sectors.
From policy to execution, we're here to help you lead with confidence.
Our success is built on strong partnerships that enhance our capabilities and expand our reach.
In Qatar, our strategic joint venture with Rawafed Holding anchors our local presence and provides essential market access. This partnership strengthens our ability to deliver comprehensive solutions tailored to the regional market.
Together with our partners, we develop innovative platforms and specialized tools that support delivery across insurance, training, accreditation, and digital initiatives.
Short summaries of public research that we track to inform our work across healthcare, insurance, regulation, and digital health.
Governments are shifting toward AI use cases focused on decision support, governance, and population health rather than automation alone.
Sustainable financing depends on aligning benefit design, provider payment mechanisms, and oversight to balance cost, access, and quality.
Weak governance, unclear ownership, and poor accountability drive more failures than technology limitations.
Strong supervision balances stability, consumer protection, and provider sustainability through licensing, pricing, and reporting controls.
Role-based, operational training outperforms generic learning when tied to delivery outcomes and adoption metrics.
Confidential advisory discussions with experienced consultants supporting healthcare systems, regulators, insurers, and government institutions across the GCC.
