Hakeem Health Raises $1.65M Led by Investment Firm Merak Capital
The Saudi healthtech firm will expand its decision-support system across GCC hospitals.
Saudi healthtech Hakeem Health has raised $1.65 million in a funding round led by Merak Capital, with participation from Sanabil 500, to scale its AI-powered clinical decision support platform.
Founded in Saudi Arabia, Hakeem Health develops HakeemDx, a software platform designed to integrate directly with hospital infrastructure, including electronic medical records and laboratory systems. The platform provides real-time, evidence-based clinical guidance in both Arabic and English at the point of care.
The system is positioned as a support tool for clinicians rather than a replacement for medical judgment, aiming to improve the speed and accuracy of decision-making in high-pressure healthcare environments.
The funding comes as healthcare systems across the region face increasing demand, with more than 2,000 hospitals operating across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Egypt. The company said its platform is designed to address gaps in access to up-to-date clinical information, particularly in fast-paced clinical settings.
Hakeem Health operates a software-as-a-service model, targeting hospitals, universities, and healthcare payers through recurring contracts. The company said the new funding will support expansion across Gulf healthcare systems and further development of its technology.
