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Employee Health Insurance

In the Gulf, private health insurance is not optional paperwork — it is a government-mandated benefit, and covering the wrong category, missing a spouse, or letting a policy lapse creates real liability. Nama's Health Insurance area follows one employee's insurance from the day the company picks a policy to the day that employee is finally removed from it: set up the policy the insurer offered, enrol employees (and their families) onto it, submit medical claims against it, upgrade someone to a richer coverage tier mid-year, credit a batch of employees to a new company, and — when someone leaves — take them off cleanly.

Gulf-specific

Every document on this page needs the Gulf health-insurance licence (Gulf Health Insurance). It sits in its own Human Resources → Health Insurance menu group, separate from the government-relations procedures (residency, work licence) even though both are Gulf-only and both read/write the same employee master file.

Before anyone is enrolled: the policy and the offer

Two different "policy" concepts show up in this area, and they are easy to confuse because both translate loosely as "insurance policy":

  • Insurance Offer (عرض تأمين مقدم من شركة) is the pricing sheet a specific insurance company quoted your organisation — a document you fill in yourself, line by line, once a year or whenever you switch insurers.
  • Social Insurance Policy (سياسة التأمينات الاجتماعية) is an unrelated, much simpler master file used for the government social-insurance contribution brackets on an employee's HR record (fixed and variable percentages, by date range, capped at a minimum/maximum) — it lives under Payroll licensing and has nothing to do with the private health-insurance offer described below. It is only grouped in this same menu because Nama files health-related setup together.

Filling in the Insurance Offer

Open Human Resources → Health Insurance → Health Insurance Offer and pick a Type — health insurance offers use Healthy, while the same screen family is reused elsewhere in Nama for fire, car and other insurance types, so always confirm Healthy is selected. Set the Insurance Period (From Date / To Date) the quote covers, and note the insurer's own reference in Policy — a free-text field, not a link to the Social Insurance Policy master file above.

The offer's Details grid is the actual price list: one line per combination of Insurance Category (the tier — VIP Plus, VIP, A, AA, B, B Plus, C, CC), who it insures (Insured From — Employees, Wifes, Husbands, Childrens, and so on down to named children Child 1–5), an age bracket (Age | From/To), and Gender. Each line carries its own Value, the resulting Total Cost, and a Coverage cap (percentage and/or maximum value) — the portion the insurer pays versus what falls back on the company or employee.

Field (English)Arabic labelPurpose
TypeالنوعInsurance line of business — choose Healthy for this area.
PolicyالوثيقةThe insurer's own reference number (free text).
Insurance Periodفترة التأمينThe from/to dates this quote covers.
Insurance Categoryفئة التأمينThe coverage tier (VIP Plus, VIP, A, AA, B, B Plus, C, CC).
Insured Fromالمؤمن عليهم منWho this price line covers — employee, spouse, child, etc.
CoverageالتحملThe percentage and/or maximum value the insurer covers on this line.

Health Insurance Offer

Once an offer is agreed, everything else on this page — enrolment, claims, upgrades, credence — points back to it through an Insurance Offer field, so its category list and coverage rules become the menu every later document picks from.

Collecting employees onto an offer request

Before committing to an offer, HR often needs an accurate headcount by category. The Health Insurance Offer Request (طلب عروض تأمين) exists for exactly that: set a From/To range on employee, department, job position, branch, nationality, and so on, press collect Employees (تجميع الموظفين), and Nama pulls in every matching employee as a line — a quick way to size a quote before signing it, without yet committing anyone to a real policy.

Adding an employee to the insurance

With an offer in hand, Employee Health Insurance (سند إضافة موظف للتأمين) is the document that actually puts people on it. Open it from Human Resources → Health Insurance → Employee Health Insurance, pick the Company and the Insurance Offer, and set a Start Date — the day coverage begins for everyone added on this document.

The Details grid carries one line per person insured — not necessarily one per employee, because a spouse or child is its own line with its own Relation Type (Himself, Wife, Husband, Son, Daughter, Father, Mother, and further categories down to Second Degree or Friend). Each line copies in the person's Insurance Category, Birth Date, Age, Nationality, Gender, Residency Id, and works out Insurance Cost Per Day / Insurance Cost Per Month, together with the Coverage and Employee Due split — how much of the cost the company absorbs versus what is deducted from the employee.

Field (English)Arabic labelPurpose
CompanyشركةThe insurer whose offer is being applied.
Insurance OfferالبوليصةThe priced offer this enrolment draws its categories and rates from.
Start Dateتاريخ البدايةThe day coverage begins for the people on this document.
Add Attendants Onlyإضافة مرافقين فقطLimit this document to adding family members onto an employee already insured, without re-adding the employee.
Relation Typeنوع الربطWho this line is, relative to the employee — self, spouse, child, parent, etc.
Insurance Cost Per Monthتكلفة التأمين الشهريةThe line's monthly premium, calculated from the offer.
Employee Dueالمستحق من الموظفThe percentage/value of the cost deducted from the employee rather than borne by the company.

Employee Health Insurance

Separately, Administrative Fees (with their own tax percentage/value) capture any flat handling charge the insurer bills per enrolment, on top of the per-person premiums in the grid — the Update Start Date For Lines action lets you push a single corrected start date down to every line at once rather than editing them one by one.

Request first, if your organisation wants approval

Exactly like every other HR area, an Employee Health Insurance Request (طلب إضافة موظف للتأمين) carries the identical Company/Offer/Details shape and goes through the standard Request → Document accept/generate cycle before the real enrolment document is created — use it where enrolling someone needs a manager's sign-off first, and skip straight to the document where it does not.

Claiming a medical expense

Once an employee is insured, Health Insurance Claim Document (سند تعويض طبي) is how a medical bill actually gets reimbursed. Open it from Human Resources → Health Insurance → Health Insurance Claim Document, pick the Employee, and Nama pulls in their current Insurance Offer, Repaid Percentage, and the Health Insurance block (card Number, Issue date, End at date) straight from their enrolment — so the claim is always evaluated against the coverage that was actually active for them.

The Details grid holds one line per invoice: Invoice Number, Service Description, Invoice Amount, the line's own Repaid Percentage, the resulting Repaid Value, and up to two scanned Attachment slots for the receipt or medical report. The document totals both Claim Total Amount (what was billed across every line) and Repaid Total Amount (what the insurer or company actually reimburses).

Field (English)Arabic labelPurpose
EmployeeالموظفThe insured employee the claim is filed for.
Insurance OfferالبوليصةThe offer this employee is enrolled under, copied in automatically.
Repaid Percentageنسبة التعويضThe share of the claim that gets reimbursed.
Invoice Amountمبلغ الفاتورةThe billed amount on one medical invoice line.
Repaid Valueمبلغ التعويضThe calculated reimbursement for that line.
Claim Total Amountإجمالى مبلغ المطالبةThe sum of every invoice line on the document.
Repaid Total Amountإجمالى مبلغ التعويضThe sum actually reimbursed across every line.

Health Insurance Claim Document

A Health Insurance Claim Request (مطالبة تعويض طبي) mirrors the same Employee/Invoice/Attachment shape as an approval step before the claim document — the same accept-then-generate pattern used everywhere else in HR.

Upgrading a category mid-term

When an employee (or a family member on their policy) needs richer coverage than their current category offers — moving from B to A, say — Health Insurance Upgrade (سند ترقية تأمين) handles the switch without waiting for the next renewal. Each line in its Details grid names the Insurance Category the person is leaving and the New Insurance Category they are moving to, along with Previous Insurance Category Days and Previous Insurance Category Value — the unused portion of what was already paid for the old tier — and a Refund Value (with its own tax percentage/value) that credits that unused portion back against the cost of the new category.

Field (English)Arabic labelPurpose
Insurance Categoryفئة التأمينThe tier the person currently holds.
New Insurance Categoryالفئه المراد الترقية إليهاThe tier they are upgrading to.
Previous Insurance Category Valueقيمة تأمين الفئة السابقةWhat was already paid for the old tier's remaining period.
Refund Valueالقيمة المستردةThe unused value credited back against the new category's cost.

An Administrative Fees block and an Update Start Date For Lines action work exactly as they do on the enrolment document, and a matching Health Insurance Upgrade Request (طلب ترقية تأمين) offers the same approval step before the upgrade is committed.

Moving a batch of employees to a new insurer: Credence

Health Insurance Credence (سند تعميد شركة تأمين) is the batch tool for re-assigning a whole group of already-insured employees to a new insurance offer at once — typically when the company switches insurers and needs every current policy-holder re-registered under the new company's offer in a single operation, rather than one Employee Health Insurance document per person.

Like the Offer Request above, it can build its employee list for you: fill in the Collect Employees range (department, job/organization position, branch, sector, nationality — plus a From/To Health Insurance Company filter unique to this screen, letting you target specifically the people currently insured with the insurer you are leaving) and press collect Employees (تجميع الموظفين). Every matching employee is added as a line with the same category/relation/cost detail described for enrolment, ready to be committed under the new Insurance Offer in one save.

Health Insurance Credence

Taking someone off the insurance

When an employee (or a dependant) no longer needs coverage — they left the company, a child aged out, a dependant relation ended — Employee Health Insurance Delete (سند حذف تأمين موظف) removes them. It mirrors the enrolment document field for field (Company, Insurance Offer, Start Date, Administrative Fees, the same Details grid of employee/relation/category lines) but its effect runs the other way: it takes the listed people off the policy from the given date rather than adding them. An Employee Health Insurance Delete Request (طلب حذف تأمين موظف) again offers the same accept-then-generate approval step first, for organisations that require sign-off before someone is dropped from coverage.

How it's processed

Every document on this page — enrolment, upgrade, credence and deletion — shares the same underlying accounting logic and posts through the term's configured sides: a covering debit/credit pair for the base premium, a matching tax debit/credit pair, an employee tax pair for any tax portion recovered from the employee, and — where Administrative Fees were filled in — their own Administrative Fees Value and Administrative Fees Tax Value debit/credit pairs. The Health Insurance Upgrade additionally posts a Previous Insurance Category debit/credit pair and a Refund Tax pair for the value credited back from the old tier. All of it runs as a background business request with a processing status, exactly like postings elsewhere in Nama — retry a failed one from the Business Requests view rather than re-saving the document.

The Health Insurance Claim Document posts separately and more simply: a single Credit 2 / Debit 2 pair sized to the claim's Repaid Total Amount, moving the reimbursed medical cost between the accounts configured on the claim document's own term.