RapidAI, a leader in Deep Clinical AI and intelligent imaging, has formed a significant partnership with the Saudi Health Holdings Company (HHC), the largest healthcare provider in the Middle East. This collaboration marks a strategic move to implement advanced AI technology across HHC’s extensive network of 20 health clusters throughout the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The initiative aims to enhance outcomes in critical healthcare areas such as neurology, cardiology, vascular health, oncology, and orthopedics.
Transforming Healthcare with AI
The partnership is viewed as a cornerstone of HHC’s digital transformation strategy, which is part of the broader Health Sector Transformation Program under Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030. This program focuses on improving healthcare quality and accessibility while emphasizing preventive measures over treatment through the deployment of secure and locally adapted technologies.
Nasser Al Huqbani, CEO of HHC, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, stating, “Partnering with RapidAI aligns perfectly with our goal to transform and innovate on how care is delivered across our hospitals, from stroke to cardiac, vascular, and oncology, and to localize these capabilities for the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.”
Advanced Technology for Better Health Outcomes
At the heart of this deployment is the Rapid Enterprise™ Platform, which leverages RapidAI’s deep clinical AI capabilities. This platform goes beyond traditional alert systems, offering detailed characterization, quantification, visualization, and longitudinal tracking across various disease states and service lines. By integrating imaging, reports, and structured clinical data from real-world patient cases, the platform empowers clinicians to make quicker and more informed decisions.
The Rapid Enterprise™ Platform is already recognized as the most clinically validated AI platform in the healthcare sector, currently in use by over 2,500 hospitals across more than 100 countries. Implementation within HHC’s health clusters will be facilitated by Ascend Solutions, a local digital solutions provider, which will ensure that operational services, training, and optimization are tailored to meet specific needs.
Karim Karti, CEO of RapidAI, emphasized the ambitious nature of the project, stating, “Together with HHC, we’re building the infrastructure for country-wide AI-enabled care that reflects the vision and ambition of Vision 2030.” This partnership is poised to reshape healthcare delivery in Saudi Arabia, making advanced clinical capabilities more accessible and effective for patients across the nation.
