Dubai Health Authority(DHA)

The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) is the official government body responsible for regulating and overseeing the entire healthcare system in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Established in 2007, DHA manages public hospitals and clinics such as Dubai Hospital, Rashid Hospital, Latifa Hospital, and Hatta Hospital, while also licensing private medical facilities and professionals.

Its key functions include setting medical standards, enforcing health insurance regulations, promoting public health campaigns (vaccinations, awareness programs, fitness challenges), and leading healthcare digital transformation through telemedicine and smart health services. DHA also plays a vital role in medical tourism in Dubai, attracting patients worldwide for advanced treatments and specialized care.

By driving innovation, adopting global best practices, and supporting Dubai’s vision as a world-class healthcare hub, the DHA ensures high-quality medical services for residents, citizens, and international visitors.