Healthcare Software for Saudi Arabia
We build patient portals, appointment apps, and clinic dashboards for clinics and healthtech founders in Saudi Arabia. We define patient and staff workflows, access permissions, consent needs, and hosting requirements with your team before development. Clinical features and third-party integrations require a separate feasibility review; software delivery is not a regulatory certification or a substitute for clinical advice.
Sound familiar?
- 01"Patients call for appointments instead of self-booking"
- 02"Our EMR doesn't share data with our website"
- 03"We need clear patient consent and access permissions"
- 04"Our intake forms don't work well in Arabic"
- 05"Staff track appointment changes across separate systems"
Concretely
- Patient portals with appointment booking and intake forms
- Bilingual patient intake and administrative request routing
- Clinic dashboards: appointments, patients, doctors, schedules
- Consent records and data-request workflows scoped with your advisors
- Staff access permissions and activity logs
- Existing-system integrations subject to API access and feasibility review
We speak your stack
Define → Code → Design → Launch
- 01 · DefineMap patient and staff workflows, data requirements, and integration feasibility.
- 02 · CodeBuild the agreed portal, dashboards, booking, and access controls.
- 03 · DesignCalm, accessible Arabic-first UX with clear consent UX.
- 04 · LaunchPilot with one clinic, monitor SLAs, then roll out.
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Common questions
How do you approach patient-data privacy?
We scope data collection, consent, access controls, retention, and hosting with your team and qualified advisors. Compliance depends on the final system and how it is operated; we do not promise certification or automatic legal compliance.
Can an assistant help with patient enquiries?
An administrative assistant can use clinic-approved information for booking and general enquiries, with a handoff to staff. Diagnosis, treatment advice, and clinical triage are not part of a standard booking assistant.
Do you integrate with NPHIES?
NPHIES is not a confirmed, ready-made integration in our portfolio. Any request needs a feasibility review with your licensed provider, available documentation, access permissions, and testing requirements before we commit to delivery.
Do you build for SFDA-regulated medical devices?
Our standard scope is administrative web and mobile software, not medical-device firmware or certified clinical systems. Regulated device-related work requires specialist assessment and a separately agreed scope.
Where is patient data hosted?
Hosting and data residency are agreed during scoping after reviewing your requirements and provider availability. We do not assume a location or promise Saudi residency before confirming the deployment plan.
Ready for the next step?
A short call. We understand the product and send a plan to build and launch.