Electronic Claims Submission
Providers submit FHIR claim resources and insurers return adjudication decisions through NPHIES, overseen by the CCHI.
Operated by the MoH and built on HL7 FHIR R4, NPHIES is the national hub for electronic claims, prior authorization and clinical data exchange.
Providers submit FHIR claim resources and insurers return adjudication decisions through NPHIES, overseen by the CCHI.
Electronic prior authorization for procedures, medications, and services needing insurer approval — no paper workflows.
Clinical records shared between facilities toward a unified national record — encounters, ICD-10-CM diagnoses, and LOINC results.
National ID for citizens and Iqama for residents are the primary identifiers; mismatches get data rejected or misattributed.
Systems map local medication data to the national drug and formulary codes maintained by the Saudi FDA.
Built on HL7 FHIR R4 with Saudi-specific profiles, NPHIES requires conformance testing of all profiles before production.
A structured path from MoH registration to live production — each step tied to the deliverables that determine NPHIES conformance.
NPHIES is required for any system deployed in the Kingdom.
Book a Free ConsultationEach NPHIES area maps to design decisions before passing Ministry of Health conformance.
Claims and adjudication flow through NPHIES as FHIR resources.
Electronic approval workflows for procedures and medications.
Clinical records exchanged toward a unified national health record.
Records must attach via the correct Saudi national identifier.
Medication databases must map to national NPHIES drug codes.
Registration, sandbox testing, and certification precede production.
FHIR servers, terminology, claims and prior-auth engines, and KSA-resident cloud — matched to the MoH NPHIES Implementation Guides.
FHIR submission, claims, prior authorization and National ID/Iqama matching — built in and carried through testing, certification and go-live.
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Yes. The Saudi MoH mandates NPHIES connectivity for all licensed public and private facilities. New facilities need a connectivity plan to obtain an operating license.
NPHIES is Saudi Arabia's central claims platform for mandatory health insurance, regulated by the Council of Cooperative Health Insurance (CCHI). All provider-insurer claims flow through it, so integration is essential for reimbursement.
NPHIES uses Saudi-adapted coding: ICD-10-CM, LOINC, Saudi FDA drug codes and CPT plus Saudi-specific procedure codes. Systems must map internal codes to these national standards.