Building tomorrow’s
healthcare ecosystem.

Detecting acute kidney injury in two hours instead of two days.

• A urine dipstick that reads in minutes, against the 24 to 48 hours a creatinine test takes to register injury.
• Developed by pharmacy and medicine faculty at Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University, with Ministry of Health nephrology consultants as clinical advisors.

Genetic screening for clotting disorders, run in the Kingdom rather than sent abroad.

• A gene panel targeting five mutations behind early clotting disorders.
• Developed by a genetics research team at Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University.

Social clubs built around how Saudi families actually care for their elders.

• Built for a population over 65 projected to reach 3.6 million by 2035.
• Life expectancy in Saudi Arabia rose from 62 years in 1980 to 78 in 2022.

The Kingdom's leading tech-enabled home healthcare platform.

• 120,000+ registered users and 33,000+ clients served.
• Serving Riyadh, Jeddah, Makkah, Taif, Al-Kharj, Al-Qassim and the Eastern Province.

Camel-milk nutrition, with an infant formula in clinical trials.

• More than $10 million in total sales to date.
• Over 30,000 active customers.

The first non-invasive blood test with instant results.

• Built the first menstrual blood database, from more than 800 samples.
• Patent granted in May 2024, with a second in progress.

FDA-cleared, real-time pressure monitoring for hospital beds.

• An 88% reduction in pressure-injury risk, in a Johns Hopkins meta-analysis of 1,866 patients.
• In use at Johns Hopkins, Ohio State, UNC, UC Irvine and Shirley Ryan AbilityLab.

A five-minute ADHD assessment, built on the largest bank of ADHD brain data.

• The largest bank of ADHD brain data, collected over 20 years.
• 2,500 brain scans completed.