Nextcare Lebanon and MEDGULF Partner to Enhance Healthcare Administration

Nov 21, 2025
Nextcare Lebanon and MEDGULF have announced a strategic partnership to improve healthcare administration and service delivery across Lebanon and the region, with Nextcare providing third-party administration services for over 100,000 policyholders.

Announced in a press release, Nextcare Lebanon and MEDGULF Insurance and Reinsurance have formed a strategic partnership to strengthen healthcare administration and service delivery in Lebanon and the wider region.

Under the agreement, Nextcare Lebanon, part of Allianz, will provide third-party administration services to MEDGULF, managing health insurance for more than 100,000 policyholders. The collaboration combines MEDGULF’s position as Lebanon’s second-largest insurer and leading medical insurer with Nextcare’s operational expertise and technology-driven healthcare management solutions.

The partnership will also leverage MEDGULF’s presence in the UAE, Bahrain, and Jordan to enhance claims processes, expand provider networks, and improve service innovation. Both companies indicated that the collaboration will support long-term cooperation and continued investment in digital transformation to simplify and accelerate healthcare delivery.

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