GAHAR (General Authority for Healthcare Accreditation and Regulation) is Egypt's national healthcare-accreditation body. Its standards underpin participation in the Universal Health Insurance scheme.
GAHAR standards cover patient safety, clinical governance, documentation and quality. As with CBAHI in Saudi Arabia, much of the evidence is generated by your HIS/EMR, so system configuration matters.
SBS aligns your clinical systems and workflows to GAHAR standards — documentation, audit trails, safety and reporting — so your facility is accreditation-ready for Universal Health Insurance.
Frequently asked questions
What is GAHAR?
GAHAR (General Authority for Healthcare Accreditation and Regulation) is Egypt's national healthcare-accreditation body underpinning Universal Health Insurance.
Is GAHAR accreditation required for Universal Health Insurance?
Yes — GAHAR accreditation underpins participation in Egypt's Universal Health Insurance scheme.
How does SBS help with GAHAR readiness?
SBS aligns your HIS/EMR and workflows to GAHAR standards so documentation, safety and reporting support accreditation.
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