Providing healthcare beyond hospitals is the main focus for a transformative new partnership, as Riyadh-based HoopoeView become the first organisation to deliver Clinitouch in the Middle East.
The remote patient monitoring technology has over a decade of proven results in the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) and enables medical professionals to track people’s health from anywhere, helping to provide enhanced healthcare outside of hospitals.
This new partnership aligns with the Saudi Government’s Healthcare Sector Transformation Programme and ‘Vision 2030’ agenda, which is designed to ensure healthcare delivery is more comprehensive, effective, and integrated.
Through the Clinitouch platform, patients can complete health questionnaires and input vital signs from home, providing real-time remote symptom monitoring that enables more timely interventions. Drawing from Clinitouch’s remote patient monitoring technology success at scale across the NHS, the project aims to improve access to care, helping to minimise clinical overcrowding and reducing strain on hospitals.
HoopoeView and Clinitouch will work together and with clinicians in the region to design dedicated pathways for use in Saudi Arabia, ensuring it meets the everyone’s needs.
The partnership was officially announced at Arab Health in Dubai earlier this year, with senior representatives from HoopoeView and Clinitouch meeting to sign contracts, supported by the UK’s Department for Business and Trade.
Speaking at the ceremony, Musleh Alchalabi, CEO at HoopoeView, said: “We’re thrilled to officially collaborate with Clinitouch. This partnership marks the beginning of a journey filled with innovation and shared commitment to advancing healthcare.”
Bruce Adams, Commercial Director at Clinitouch, added: “I am thrilled to announce our first partnership in the Middle East with HoopoeView. We’ve been impressed with the team’s passion to make a massive impact on patient care through innovative health technology. This is a hugely exciting opportunity to help patients in Saudi Arabia across multiple health conditions and I am looking forward to seeing the first projects take shape.”
With proven results in the UK since 2011, Clinitouch has long-lasting relationships with the NHS, using remote monitoring technology to connect patients with their clinical teams from home.
The technology is now being expanded into multiple new territories worldwide via a global partnership program that’s backed by the UK’s Department for Business and Trade. This announcement in Saudi Arabia follows previous launches across the UK, India and Namibia, with digital health projects now being designed across 12 countries and five continents.
Companies who are interested in introducing the technology to their respective countries are encouraged to apply for the program.
- For more information about Clinitouch and the Partner Programme, visit:
www.clinitouch.com.
