List of top 10 healthcare companies in MEA released

1. Aster DM Healthcare

Aster DM Healthcare, initially a modest medical center, has evolved into a healthcare juggernaut with a workforce of over 19,000 dedicated individuals, pioneering the healthcare transformation in the Middle East. Their unwavering commitment is to forge a healthier future for all. With a network encompassing 366 medical establishments, including 27 cutting-edge hospitals, 115 clinics, and 223 pharmacies, across seven nations, Aster DM Healthcare is synonymous with comprehensive healthcare services. Their offerings extend beyond the conventional, spanning hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, diagnostic centers, and educational institutions.

2. Evercare Group

Evercare Group, under the umbrella of the Evercare Health Fund, boasts its headquarters in Dubai. This healthcare stalwart commands a presence across five countries, with a staggering array of 30 hospitals, 16 clinics, and 82 diagnostic centers. Their reach extends to Bangladesh, India, Kenya, Nigeria, and Pakistan.

3. Vezeeta

Dubai-based Vezeeta, established in 2012, is a patient-centric digital healthcare platform that is revolutionizing outpatient care globally. Offering a comprehensive range of services, including doctor consultations, pharmacy support, and diagnostics, Vezeeta has garnered recognition as one of the "Most Innovative Companies" by Fast Company and as one of the "Top 5 Startups" by Forbes Middle East.

4. Luna Africa

LUNA Africa is a pioneering telehealth startup tailored for women. It provides a platform for women to engage with verified gynecologists and obstetricians remotely, enabling them to discuss their health concerns and seek expert advice. The platform hosts chat rooms covering topics such as motherhood, sexual health and pleasure, menstrual care and hygiene, and relationships, as affirmed by founder Aline Joyce Berabose.

5. Aramed

Arabian Medical Enterprises, known as Aramed, stands as a leader in medical aesthetics, alternative laser treatments, and advanced medical solutions. Established in the UAE in 2003, Aramed remains dedicated to supporting healthcare endeavors across the Middle East, with a particular focus on managing chronic diseases like cancer.

6. Labayh

Health tech frontrunner Labayh, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Riyadh, collaborates with organizations to help their employees achieve a calmer and happier state of well-being. Their comprehensive services encompass coaching, counseling, growth-focused consultations, and an extensive library of resources for meditation and mindfulness. Furthermore, Labayh offers workshops addressing burnout, resilience, stress management, and work-life balance.

7. Abdul Latif Jameel Health

Abdul Latif Jameel Health is on a mission to make modern medical care accessible and affordable. Their commitment extends to expediting developments in women's health and diagnostics. As part of Abdul Latif Jameel, an international investment group with a presence in over 30 countries, Abdul Latif Jameel Health is committed to making a positive impact on healthcare.

8. AVM Labs

Wellness and fitness service provider AVM Labs, formerly known as 'Thyrocare Gulf Laboratories' and founded in 2000, is headquartered in Hidd, Bahrain. AVM Labs aspires to be the harbinger of high-quality, cost-effective preventive care. They aim to support every medical establishment with laboratory solutions that ensure optimal quality at minimal costs.

9. Nala Health

Riyadh-based Nala Health, established in 2018, is a health, wellness, and fitness company that is reshaping healthcare access. Their virtual assistant empowers individuals to take control of their health, offering a transformative approach to wellness.

10. Mawidy

Mawidy is a groundbreaking platform delivering telemedicine services to patients throughout the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Patients can conveniently book appointments through the app, allowing them to bring their doctors with them wherever they go. The company also places a strong emphasis on raising community health awareness, particularly in the post-COVID-19 era.