Steward’s unique health care service delivery model leverages technology and care coordination to keep patients healthier and in the community. The Red Sea project cements Steward International’s position as a leader in global health care. The Steward network includes multiple urgent care centers, preferred skilled nursing facilities, substantial behavioral health offerings, and more than 7,900 beds under management. The remote nature of this facility provides a challenge that Steward International is well equipped to meet. Steward International is responsible for the planning of emergency services, and the design and operations of a brand new hospital and clinics serving the future Red Sea Development community. Diaz is responsible for physician performance, quality outcomes, regulatory oversight, risk management and patient safety at all Steward facilities. Based in Dallas, Steward is the largest private, physician-led health care network and currently operates 39 hospitals across Arizona, Arkansas, Florida. The development will eventually comprise more than 50 unique luxury resorts, while keeping the environment and sustainability at the forefront of the project. Diaz is Chief Medical Officer of Steward Health Care System. CREF's partner, Steward Health Care, submitted their plan to achieve a 50 reduction in emissions by 2030, and net zero emissions by 2050, to the Department of Health and Human Services. The Red Sea Development is entirely owned by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund (PIF).
To provide clinical services to what will become the world’s largest regenerative tourism project. Our priority is to deliver coordinated world-class treatment in the right place at the right time, so that our. In 2022, Steward International partnered with The Red Sea Development Company Steward Health Care International is founded on the principles of the world’s leading hospital operators and accountable care organisations, supporting the global transformation in health care towards a more patient-centred approach.
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