Dutch Healthcare Authority

The Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa) is an independent organization in the Netherlands responsible for overseeing the healthcare system. Its main roles include regulating healthcare costs, ensuring quality of care, and promoting fair access to healthcare services. It monitors health insurers and providers to ensure they follow laws and rules, helping to keep the system efficient and transparent. By balancing the interests of patients, healthcare providers, and insurers, the NZa aims to improve the overall health of the population while safeguarding public funds.