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The Emirates Health Services has announced a comprehensive vision centered on long-term investment in human health and family-focused care models at the Arab Health 2026 exhibition. The institution revealed its participation in the global health expo, which begins Monday and runs for four days, showcasing advanced technologies and strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing healthcare quality and sustainability across the United Arab Emirates.
According to the official announcement, the participation highlights integrated healthcare solutions that align with the UAE’s declaration of 2026 as the Year of the Family. The institution will present unprecedented projects ranging from early diagnostic models based on data analytics to digital solutions that accompany patients throughout their healthcare journey.
Focus on Healthy Longevity and Preventive Care
The Emirates Health Services participation emphasizes the concept of healthy longevity as a cornerstone of healthcare transformation. The institution’s initiatives focus on early detection of health risks, long-term health assessment, and preventive interventions before diseases develop, according to the statement.
These efforts aim to enhance productive healthy life years while reducing the burden associated with chronic diseases. The approach represents a shift from reactive treatment to proactive health management that anticipates risks and improves health outcomes.
Itminan Program Supports Long-Term Health Stability
The Itminan program forms part of the institution’s efforts to support long-term health stability through comprehensive care models. According to the announcement, the program addresses physical, psychological, and social aspects of health while relying on periodic risk assessment linked to personalized care plans for each age group.
Additionally, the program emphasizes continuous care built on long-term relationships between families and healthcare providers. This framework ensures individuals receive appropriate support throughout different life stages, from childhood to healthy aging.
Family-Centered Healthcare Models
The participation aligns with the UAE’s designation of 2026 as the Year of the Family, positioning the family as the fundamental unit in sustainable health planning. The institution presents the family as the starting point in designing care models that guarantee support across all life stages within an integrated system.
Meanwhile, this approach combines prevention, treatment, and health support within interconnected healthcare frameworks. The model ensures seamless transitions between different care levels while maintaining continuity and quality throughout the patient experience.
Artificial Intelligence and Digital Health Solutions
The Emirates Health Services showcases an advanced approach toward employing artificial intelligence and digital technologies in medical decision support. According to the institution, these solutions include intelligent systems for analyzing clinical data and providing evidence-based medical guidance.
Furthermore, the digital healthcare solutions presented aim to enhance diagnostic accuracy and treatment effectiveness. The technologies support healthcare professionals in delivering more precise and personalized care based on comprehensive data analysis.
Strategic Vision for Healthcare Transformation
Dr. Youssef Mohammed Al Serkal, Director General of Emirates Health Services, stated that the institution’s participation reflects a comprehensive national vision. The vision begins with the family, promotes healthy longevity as a long-term developmental goal, and employs artificial intelligence as an effective tool in designing care models.
In contrast to traditional healthcare approaches, Dr. Al Serkal added that the participation embodies the health sector’s transition from a treatment intervention model to a proactive approach. This comprehensive system starts with early prevention, extends to long-term health planning, and translates into a more efficient and seamless health experience.
The four-day exhibition will provide visitors with detailed insights into the institution’s strategic initiatives and technological innovations. However, specific timelines for implementing individual programs beyond the exhibition period have not been confirmed by authorities.
