Why now
- Healthcare is the fastest-growing sector for data and AI demand in the Kingdom, at around 36% a year through 2031 according to Mordor Intelligence.
- NPHIES and the Saudi Billing System (SBS) coding standards mean the quality of data exchanged between providers and insurers is now measured in rejected claims and in riyals.
- Health data is sensitive data under the Personal Data Protection Law, with its own sharing and access controls.
What we do
We apply to health data the same discipline we use to build standards and reference data models: quality rules before submission, a data model with one definition across facilities, and governance that protects patients while allowing use.
Who we work with
- Private hospitals: a direct cash-flow impact, measured by first-pass claim acceptance.
- Insurers: cleaner incoming data and clearer rejection and waste patterns.
- Health clusters and hospital groups: a unified data model with clinical and operational indicators defined once.
- Public health entities: national index readiness and governance of sensitive data.
How we work
We work inside the client environment, health data does not leave it, and we follow the controls of the Personal Data Protection Law. We are building this line with specialist health informatics partners and are happy to discuss a pilot.