SRC was recently featured by Forbes Middle East in a social media post from the 2025 Global Health Exhibition, spotlighting SRC’s collaboration with Hayat National Hospitals (HNH). The post highlighted HNH’s continued commitment to expanding healthcare excellence through additional SRC accreditations across multiple hospitals in their network—a testament to the organization’s dedication to implementing global, evidence-based standards that enhance patient care, safety, and efficiency.
This recognition underscores the growing impact of SRC’s mission across the Middle East, where healthcare providers are increasingly focused on measurable quality improvement and sustainable healthcare transformation.
Reflecting on the exhibition, Dr. Neil Hutcher, SRC’s Chief Medical Officer, shared his impressions of the event:
“The energy, commitment, and advancement of healthcare in the Middle East is remarkable. It’s clear that organizations here are totally committed to delivering world-leading care to their populations efficiently and cost-effectively.”
The exhibition brought together leaders and innovators from across the global healthcare community, and for SRC, it was an opportunity to deepen partnerships and celebrate the progress of its accredited providers.
In addition to strengthening its collaboration with Hayat National Hospitals, the SRC team—including CEO Gary Pratt, Dr. Neil Hutcher, Director Amy Triplet, and Dr. Daniela Casagrande-met with numerous healthcare innovators dedicated to advancing excellence throughout the region. During the event, SRC-accredited provider, Saudi German Health signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with SRC, marking a shared commitment to elevate clinical outcomes and patient care through an expanded partnership.
SRC also had the honor of recognizing two distinguished institutions, Dallah Hospital Al-Nakheel and Dr. Soliman Fakeeh Hospital Jeddah, with the Institutional Commitment to Excellence award. These recognitions celebrate their dedication to delivering the highest quality of care through multi-departmental and hospital-wide SRC accreditation programs.
“Throughout the exhibition, it was inspiring to see so many organizations proudly displaying their SRC accreditation seals—a visible reflection of their dedication to quality, safety, and our shared mission to improve healthcare worldwide. The passion and collaboration on display at the Global Health Exhibition underscored just how far we’ve come, and how much more we can achieve together. This trip was highly successful; based on the commitments we received and the agreements we signed, we expect to more than double our existing 88 Saudi Centers of Excellence programs to nearly 200 in 2026. The momentum we’re seeing—and the competitive drive among organizations to lead in quality—is truly accelerating the impact we can make across the region.”
– Gary Pratt, SRC CEO
The 2025 Global Health Exhibition served as a powerful reminder of the shared global vision to advance patient care. SRC is proud to stand alongside healthcare leaders who are setting new benchmarks for excellence—not only in the Middle East, but around the world.
