The campaign covers a broad range of care, including primary and curative services, preventive medicine, mental health, and specialized hospitals.
Abdel-Ghaffar added that around 221,000 services were delivered through curative care, 62,600 through presidential public health initiatives, and nearly 9,800 services via the Your Health is Happiness mental health programme.
Ambulance teams responded to over 4,200 emergencies, and hospitals under the Health Insurance Authority provided nearly 7,900 services.
Additionally, hospitals run by the Specialized Medical Centres Secretariat provided around 49,000 services, with an additional 9,700 services offered by Medical Care Foundation hospitals.
In tandem, outreach efforts reached over 47,000 people with health awareness sessions in public spaces, including squares, clubs, and shopping malls, across Egypt.
Mobile clinics, primary health units, and hospitals offered extended hours, bringing services to both urban centres and remote areas.
Earlier phases of the campaign reached millions: one phase delivered 146 million free services in three months, and another provided 58 million in 37 days.
The initiative builds on the 2018 100 Million Health programme, which focused on hepatitis C elimination, screening for non-communicable diseases, and reducing hospital waiting lists.
Officials say the campaign aims to expand access to healthcare, improve early detection of chronic and infectious diseases, and reach underserved communities across the country.
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