The Oman Financial Services Authority said the Dhamani platform has begun electronic integration with pharmacies, allowing electronic prescriptions for health insurance claims to be sent directly and securely between private healthcare facilities, pharmacies and insurance companies through the platform. The move marks Phase II of the Dhamani project and creates a fully digital process covering prescription issuance, pharmacy fulfilment, claims processing and settlement without paper-based steps. Phase II has expanded pharmacy connectivity to about 60%, with 271 pharmacies registered on the platform. The new service lets pharmacies receive prescriptions digitally from healthcare facilities rather than through paper documents, while the platform also supports electronic approvals, financial claims and settlements among pharmacies, insurers and healthcare providers. The authority said this reduces reliance on paper-based procedures by up to 98%. The release described Phase II as the first fully integrated digital journey of its kind in the Gulf Cooperation Council, spanning the full chain from prescription issuance to settlement of pharmacy dues through the Dhamani platform.
Oman Financial Services Authority2026-06-08
Oman Financial Services Authority expands Dhamani to pharmacies, enabling a fully electronic prescription-to-claims journey
The Oman Financial Services Authority said Dhamani has started integrating pharmacies into its health insurance platform, enabling electronic prescriptions to move directly between healthcare providers, pharmacies and insurers. Phase II has reached about 60% connectivity and 271 registered pharmacies, while supporting digital approvals, claims and settlements. The authority said the process can cut paper-based procedures by up to 98%.