Health Technology
The UAE is advancing a new era of healthcare through investments in medical innovation, artificial intelligence and precision medicine. Supported by world-class hospitals, advanced research and a growing health technology ecosystem, the country is strengthening its position as a leading healthcare destination in the region. Abu Dhabi's Healthcare Life Science Vision and Strategy targets $32 billion in additional economic activity and 290 new biotech startups, while its newly launched HELM life sciences cluster aims to attract $11.5 billion in investment by 2045.
Health Technology Company Highlights
M42, the largest healthcare company in the Middle East and the world's third-largest dialysis provider, combines AI with predictive and preventative care across 480 medical facilities in 27 countries. It manages the Emirati Genome Program and partners with US leaders like Oracle Health, Microsoft and Cleveland Clinic on AI-powered diagnostics and drug discovery.
Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi (CCAD), an extension of the US-based Cleveland Clinic and part of M42, delivers complex care across more than 50 specialties. Since opening in 2015, it has performed over 175,000 surgeries and more than 800 organ transplants.
PureHealth, the largest integrated healthcare platform in the Middle East, runs a network of 110+ hospitals, 316+ clinics and health insurance services, reporting $7.4 billion in revenue for 2025. It's a primary driver of the UAE's transformation into a global hub for life sciences, longevity and medical innovation.