From 2016 onwards, the focus of the ministry was on reforming healthcare across the Kingdom, improving the standards and procedures. Much of this improvement would also be focused on developing better procedures and moving healthcare centres into the digital age. This was part of the wider Saudi Vision 2030, with major support from the Saudi government to transform the current healthcare offering in the country. This included a complete reworking of strategy, restructuring the entire healthcare system in the Kingdom. A major part of this restructuring was the decentralization of hospitals and other health services into twenty separate districts across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The major aim of this was to create clusters based on the population spread. This allowed hospitals and supporting infrastructure to provide assistance to around twenty-two million Saudi citizens.