Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain has announced its support for a new mobile clinic project operated by Primary Healthcare Centers. This initiative seeks to provide medical services through field visits across various governorates and areas of the Kingdom of Bahrain. Organizers expect the program to reach more than 3,067 beneficiaries during its first year of operation.
The announcement confirms that Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain has officially pledged its backing for the mobile clinic project managed by Primary Healthcare Centers. This collaborative effort is designed to facilitate the delivery of essential medical services directly to patients through a series of field visits. These visits are scheduled to take place across various governorates and areas of the Kingdom of Bahrain, ensuring that healthcare resources are distributed across a wide geographical reach. By deploying these mobile units, the project aims to bridge the gap between medical facilities and the residents who require care, with the mobile clinic initiative aiming to reach more than 3,067 beneficiaries during its first year.
Dr. Shadi Zahran, Group Chief Executive Officer of Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain, described the project as a reflection of the institution's ongoing social responsibility efforts. "We are proud of this longstanding partnership with Primary Healthcare Centers, which represents an important model of integrated efforts to enhance access to healthcare in the Kingdom of Bahrain," Dr. Shadi Zahran said. "At Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain, we are committed to supporting initiatives that serve the community and meet its needs, and we hope that this mobile clinic will contribute to enhancing healthcare services and making them more easily and flexibly accessible to different members of the community."
The mobile clinic program aims to address specific requirements within the local population by bringing medical resources directly to residents in different regions. The operational structure of the program relies on the systematic deployment of these clinics, which are tasked with providing direct medical support to individuals in diverse locations. Dr. Shadi Zahran stated, "This initiative represents an extension of the Bank’s approach to corporate social responsibility and its commitment to supporting initiatives that meet the actual needs of beneficiaries. We hope that this mobile clinic will contribute to enhancing community access to healthcare services, and that this partnership will continue to support national priorities and achieve a sustainable impact on the quality of life of members of the community."
By focusing on field visits across various governorates and areas of the Kingdom of Bahrain, the project shows a strategic commitment to healthcare accessibility. The partnership between Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain and Primary Healthcare Centers is structured to ensure that the mobile clinic initiative can meet its objective of serving more than 3,067 beneficiaries during its first year. This effort notes the operational synergy between the financial institution and the healthcare provider as they work to implement the mobile clinic program across the designated regions.
