The Healthcare Statistics 2023 Report in Saudi Arabia offers crucial insights into the state of healthcare in the country. It reveals that a substantial 37.5% of adults possess private health insurance, and a notable 21.8% directly fund their healthcare services. The report, released by the General Authority for Statistics (GASTAT), also sheds light on children’s health coverage and adult medical check-ups. Impressively, almost half, precisely 46.8%, of adults partake in annual health check-ups, demonstrating a proactive approach to personal well-being.
Furthermore, the Health Status of the Population in Saudi Arabia 2023 Report paints an overall positive picture of health perceptions. A majority of adults, standing at 53%, and an even higher percentage of children, at 70.9%, report having a very good or good perception of their health. Nonetheless, it’s important to note that 30% of women express a negative health perception, slightly higher compared to 25% of adult men.
Turning to reproductive care, the Women Health and Reproductive Care Statistics 2023 Report brings to light that 34.6% of births in the country are C-section deliveries. Prenatal care is robust, with a significant 88.8% of women visiting healthcare providers at least four times before delivery. Encouragingly, an overwhelming 99.8% receive skilled attendance during childbirth, underscoring the commitment to safe deliveries.
Private insurance plays a pivotal role in covering health costs during pregnancy, accounting for 26.3%, while 13.5% are covered by patients themselves. Additionally, 53.6% of married women of reproductive age opt for modern family planning methods, indicating a proactive approach towards family health planning. These statistics collectively provide valuable insights into the state of healthcare in Saudi Arabia, showcasing a comprehensive and well-rounded approach towards ensuring the well-being of its population.
