Family Medicine and Primary Health Care
The Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs (MNGHA) is mandated to provide medical services to all National Guard employees and their dependents in Central, Western, Eastern Regions, and Madinah Province.
One of the MNGHA’s essential and considered one of the biggest departments in Family Medicine and Primary Healthcare – Central Region. It has developed tremendously over the past years with very high expectations. Its vast scope is more than 51 PHC centers, including Satellites and Special Character Clinics located inside and outside Riyadh.
The services rendered include medical and dental care; health promotion, prevention, and rehabilitation; urgent care services; Ophthalmology & ENT; and mission coverage. Ambulatory care services for Obstetrics & Gynecology, and Pediatrics are also available in the main PHC centers.
Family Medicine & Primary Healthcare declares commitment to providing all National Guard beneficiaries with the highest quality of comprehensive continuous health care, made available by an integrated team, in a cost-effective manner.
The essential components are:
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Professional growth and development for all team members
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Evidence-based practice
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Community-focused research to address population healthcare
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Health promotion, prevention, education, and wellness are designed to enhance active patient participation in their healthcare.
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An effective residency training program
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Efficient use of resources
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Quality Management
Mission
The Department of Family Medicine and Primary Healthcare (FM & PHC) provides optimum healthcare to SANG personnel, dependents, and other eligible patients. It offers excellent academic opportunities, conducts research, and participates in industry and community service programs in the health field.
Vision
The FM & PHC centers will be the national leader of clinical excellence to enhance individual and public health status.
Values
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Respect religious and social values
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Patient safety and satisfaction
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Quality performance
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Respect and dignity
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Transparency
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Teamwork
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Productive work environment
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Accountability
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Behavior and work ethic
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Excellence and innovation
Strategic Value
The department stands as a leading expert in integrating its geographically widespread and diverse centers into the highly specialized clinical and operational services in Riyadh's main Medical City (KAMC-RD).
Divisions
Deputy Executive Director Welcome Message
I am honored to introduce to you Family Medicine and Primary Health Care Department – Central Region ( FM & PHC ) and share our accomplishments over the last 27 years as we continuously strive to provide a high standard of quality care to our patients and community.
Our story in the Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs (MNGHA) began in 1994 when the Directorate of PHC SANG-HA kingdom-wide was established. It was headed by an Executive Director and four Associate Executive Directors and established the following:
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Polyclinics - PHC Centers
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FM Department from adult male medicine to proper FM. All patients, regardless of age, gender, complaints are seen by a qualified Family Physician.
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Establishment of Arab Board then Saudi Board FM Program.
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A process of attracting highly qualified Family Physicians.
In 1997, re-engineering of the organization resulted in having the Central Region Department of FM & PHC, headed by Deputy Executive Medical Director and two Corporate Directors and Chairman and Deputy Chairman of Family and Community Medicine.
In 2003 the Department of Family Medicine became the corporate office for all FM & PHC in Central Region with more than 31 Clinic / Sites with more than 1000 employees. In 2006, the department was transformed into the current structure with a Deputy Executive Director and three Associate Deputy Executive Directors for Clinical Affairs, Operations, and Community Medicine.
Currently, the Family Medicine department has more than 2,500 employees serving our population.
Our appreciation and gratitude to our passionate Family Medicine physicians who are committed to our mission and vision. We could not accomplish what we have right now without devoting their support and cooperation.
We have faced many challenges this year, including evolving changes in the healthcare industry. However, we continue to surpass and embrace the changes as we prepare for the new era in our history of providing a high standard of patient care with modern technologies.
I would also like to extend our appreciation and thanks to our beloved patients.
Lastly, my appreciation and gratitude to the MNGHA leaders for the unrelenting support they have provided for Family Medicine Department throughout the years.
Leadership
