The Association’s projects supporting healthcare and treatment for people with rheumatic diseases.
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Provides prescribed medication so patients can continue their treatment plans.
The program supports access to prescribed medicines under the Association’s approved medical and social eligibility criteria.
Eligible rheumatology patients who face barriers to obtaining medication.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Helps patients regain mobility through joint replacement and related care.
The program connects clinical assessment, surgery and recovery follow-up to improve mobility, independence and quality of life.
Eligible patients with a documented clinical need for joint replacement.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Specialist sessions that relieve pain and improve mobility and daily function.
Each rehabilitation plan is based on clinical and mobility needs, with progress and outcomes followed over time.
Rheumatology patients referred for physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Non-pharmaceutical support including tests, imaging, laboratory work and medical aids.
The program brings supportive medical needs into one coordinated pathway, reducing delays across the patient journey.
Eligible patients who need supportive services to complete their care plans.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Surgical care for eligible patients to reduce weight and pressure on their joints.
The program coordinates assessment, surgery and follow-up to support overall health and protect joint function.
Rheumatology patients clinically eligible for bariatric surgery.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Medical weight management combining medication and follow-up without surgery.
The program provides clinical assessment, a treatment plan and follow-up for safe and sustainable weight management.
Rheumatology patients suited to non-surgical obesity treatment.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Integrated therapeutic care for children and adolescents with rheumatic diseases.
The program combines medication support, specialist follow-up and family guidance tailored to each child’s needs.
Children and adolescents with rheumatic diseases, and their families.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Counselling and support helping patients and families adjust and improve quality of life.
The program provides guidance and support that strengthen adaptation, emotional wellbeing and quality of life.
Rheumatology patients and families who need psychological and social support.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Dental care tailored to the specific health needs of rheumatology patients.
The program provides dental assessment and treatment coordinated with each patient’s health condition and medication.
Eligible rheumatology patients who need dental care.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Delivers medication to beneficiaries’ homes when distance or mobility is a barrier.
The program coordinates approval, preparation and home delivery to help beneficiaries maintain treatment continuity.
Registered beneficiaries unable to collect medication because of distance or health limitations.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Therapeutic and compassionate support for patients with the greatest need.
The program directs support to priority treatment needs while considering each patient’s family and social circumstances.
Eligible rheumatology patients under the program’s criteria.
Targeted medication support to relieve dryness symptoms associated with Sjögren’s syndrome.
The program provides clinically approved medicines and supplies that help manage oral dryness and improve daily comfort.
Eligible patients living with Sjögren’s syndrome.
Supports adult access to biologic therapy and continuity of treatment when coverage is unavailable.
The program helps eligible patients start or continue biologic therapy under specialist recommendations and approved criteria.
Adults clinically eligible for biologic therapy.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Facilitates access to care and services for rare rheumatic conditions.
The program coordinates clinical needs, referrals and appropriate support for conditions requiring specialist expertise.
Eligible patients living with rare rheumatic diseases.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Brings medical consultation and follow-up to beneficiaries who cannot easily travel.
The program brings specialist guidance closer to beneficiaries through organised visits and scheduled care.
Patients whose health or mobility makes in-person access difficult.
Laboratory testing that supports diagnosis, follow-up and informed clinical decisions.
The program supports clinically requested tests used in diagnosis or in monitoring a patient’s response to treatment under approved eligibility criteria.
Eligible rheumatology patients whose care plans require laboratory testing.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Supports beneficiaries through public-hospital registration and referral pathways.
The program provides procedural guidance and support to complete registration and referral requirements when available.
Eligible patients who require specialist care in a public hospital.
Gentle movement sessions supporting balance, flexibility and daily function when clinically appropriate.
The program offers structured movement practice designed to improve balance, flexibility and body awareness while respecting each participant’s health needs.
Rheumatology patients suited to low-impact movement under clinical guidance.
Campaigns, events and health content promoting rheumatology knowledge and early detection.
The program brings trusted events, community sessions and educational content into one pathway advancing awareness, prevention and early diagnosis.
The public, patients, families and people interested in health.
Guidance sessions helping patients and families live confidently with rheumatic disease.
The program builds practical knowledge and everyday skills that support treatment adherence, adaptation and quality of life.
Rheumatology patients, families and caregivers.
Structured practical experience connecting trainees with professional and community work.
Cooperative and field training provides supervised practical experience with clear learning objectives aligned with the Association’s mission.
Students and trainees accepted into the Association’s available placements.
Supports studies that advance knowledge of rheumatic diseases and related care.
The program encourages patient-, care- and impact-focused research aligned with approved priorities.
Researchers, practitioners and relevant academic institutions.
Supports learning, specialisation and capacity relevant to rheumatology care.
Scholarships are directed to educational opportunities aligned with sector needs and the Association’s mission.
Eligible applicants under each announced scholarship’s scope and criteria.
Training that strengthens knowledge and skills among professionals and patients.
Practical content is tailored to each audience to improve care and strengthen confident self-management.
Health professionals, patients and caregivers.
Builds knowledge and capability within the Association’s grants, research and training pathway.
Ishraq provides learning and development opportunities aligned with the Association’s mission, with topics and participation criteria published for each cycle.
Participant groups specified for each announced Ishraq cycle or activity.
Trusted medical answers and guidance that help patients understand their condition.
The program offers an organised channel for education and general questions, directing cases to the appropriate pathway.
Rheumatology patients, families and people with relevant health questions.
Compassionate initiatives that lift morale and create moments of happiness.
Activities provide emotional and social encouragement that eases the patient journey and strengthens community connection.
Patients and beneficiary groups reached by program activities.
Guided creative activities supporting emotional expression, comfort and adjustment to illness.
The program uses guided visual-art practice as a supportive means of expression, calm and connection in a setting responsive to participants’ needs.
Rheumatology patients suited to supportive art-based activities under the program’s arrangements.
Meaningful opportunities that mobilise community time and expertise for patients.
The Association organises community and professional opportunities aligned with need, while documenting participation and impact.
Volunteers and specialists who wish to contribute.
Social support helping eligible families gain access to suitable housing.
The program coordinates available support and partnerships to ease housing need and strengthen family stability.
Beneficiary families with a documented housing need under program criteria.
Guidance and support for beneficiaries navigating housing-assistance pathways.
The program helps eligible families understand available pathways and complete requirements with relevant partners.
Beneficiaries and families eligible for housing support.
Field visits delivering early screening, assessment, diagnostics and awareness across Saudi regions.
The Mobile Clinic brings clinical assessment, testing, diagnostic support and awareness to beneficiaries through organised visits, delivering 3,140 services to 1,158 beneficiaries.
Adults and children in communities hosting Mobile Clinic visits.
Mobile clinic hosting requests are for organisations.
A health partnership helping patients regain mobility and reduce pain through joint replacement.
A partnership with Asir Health Cluster connecting clinical eligibility, surgery and recovery follow-up. It remains a distinct project record while appearing under both medical and therapeutic pathways.
Clinically eligible patients within the project’s scope in the Asir region.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Provides biologic medicines and mobility aids to support treatment and independence.
The project supports treatment needs and provides wheelchairs under the Association’s approved eligibility and need criteria.
Eligible patients who need biologic therapy or a mobility aid.
Helps eligible patients reduce weight and pressure on their joints.
The project connects clinical assessment, surgery and follow-up to improve general health and reduce strain on the joints.
Rheumatology patients clinically eligible within the project scope.
Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
Brings rheumatic disease awareness into the community and encourages knowledge and early detection.
Bughya delivers community and digital awareness activities that make trusted health information accessible and encourage prevention and early detection.
Communities and groups reached through the initiative’s activities.
Turns part of everyday purchases into support for people living with rheumatic diseases.
The initiative connects giving with everyday activity through partnerships that turn small, recurring contributions into health and social support for patients.
Donors, customers and participating businesses, and the patients reached by the initiative.
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Applications and follow-up are managed through the Beneficiary Portal, according to each service’s requirements.
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Beneficiaries, visitors and all stakeholders.
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A digital channel for general questions and guidance to the appropriate service or team.
Beneficiaries, visitors and people interested in the Association’s services.
Application information is available on the service page.
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