healthtech

Avey's AI medical diagnostic algorithm replaces the need for self-diagnosis via search engines by offering a reliable, accurate alternative.

Healthtech breakthroughs across the world have displayed an ability to overcome legacy industry challenges, and improve access to healthcare services.

Built by Entrepreneur Middle East and Lucidity Insights, The Business of Healthtech in MENA is a report that explored innovation in the region's healthcare sector in 2023.

By creating a more coherent ecosystem, the Clinicy team believes that their startup could create a more digitally agile medical industry within the Kingdom.

Avey is a technology company striving to change lives across the globe through an innovative healthcare solution.

With medical tourism only set to grow in Dubai and the UAE, a new startup, HealthStay, is now hoping to become the link between medical tourists with healthcare providers here.

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The launch marks a significant step towards leveraging artificial intelligence to deliver life-saving healthcare.

Aumet provides healthcare data analytics driven by artificial intelligence.

Diagnio was born out of a simple vision: to empower women on their journey to motherhood.

Doctoori Connect is a healthcare platform that puts you back in control of your health.

Udenz is the first artificial intelligence (AI)-powered platform for dental diagnostics and practice management.

Valeo makes taking care of your health easy and convenient.

The acquisition comes as part of Labayh's strategy to enhance the state of psychological well being in the Arab world, by creating unique mental health-focused experiences for its users.

Built as an application program interface that can access all major wearable and internet of things providers, Spike's platform helps medical providers gain access to an exhaustive user information database based on biomarkers.

With hopes to scale its services across the UAE and introduce new features, Klaim is also looking to move into the B2C market.

According to The Economist, women's healthtech focuses on solutions which aid most of the world's 4 billion women at some point in their lives, creating a huge potential market.

While there are four technologies the DC Medical team is working on, it is the preterm birth diagnostic device called EveryBaby that it is largely focused on at the moment.

Launched in 2020, MindTales is a part of Abu Dhabi's Hub 71 ecosystem, with the startup making use of latest technologies -artificial intelligence in particular- to provide mental health services on an online platform.

The offering is described as a custom-built clinical big data platform offering a number of user-friendly innovative solutions that use artificial intelligence models to manage different chronic health conditions.

The two-day BOLT Healthtech Hackathon will culminate in an AED5,000 cash award given to this best solution.