About the Governmental Insurance at the King Hussein Cancer Center – GCCI
The government insurance program at the King Hussein Cancer Center has been activated for 4.1 million Jordanian citizens starting from January 1, 2026. This national insurance initiative was launched by the Jordanian government in collaboration with the King Hussein Cancer Foundation. It aims to include 4.1 million Jordanians under Gov Insurance, which provides coverage for cancer treatment at the King Hussein Cancer Center in case of diagnosis, God forbid.
Objectives
The agreement aims to strengthen the principles of social protection by shifting from a post-illness medical exemption system to a proactive pre-illness insurance model. This transition enhances health equity and ensures the continuity of treatment and protection for the most vulnerable groups within a sustainable insurance framework.
Insurance Coverage Includes
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Jordanians under the age of 19 (born in 2007 or later).
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Jordanians aged 60 and above (born in 1965 or earlier) who are not covered by any private or military insurance.
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Beneficiaries of the National Aid Fund and their families, regardless of age.
Eligibility Conditions
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The beneficiary must be Jordanian and hold a national ID number.
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Must not have been diagnosed with cancer before January 1, 2026.
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Must not have started treatment outside the King Hussein Cancer Center for patients diagnosed after January 1, 2026.
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For inquiries and verification of enrollment in the government insurance:
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To verify your eligibility for the government insurance at the King Hussein Cancer Center, please visit the platform:
Cancer-insurance.gov.jo -
If you are covered by the government insurance at the King Hussein Cancer Center, you can obtain your insurance card through the “Sanad” application starting December 1, 2025.
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If you are not covered by the government insurance at the King Hussein Cancer Center, make sure to enroll in “Cancer Care Insurance” as soon as possible.