Sehhaty, TriplA's healthtech portfolio startup, has announced partnerships with three major hospital groups in Jeddah, giving patients direct access to specialist consultations through the platform's Arabic-first mobile app.
The partnerships cover cardiology, orthopedics, and internal medicine specialties across the three hospital groups, making Sehhaty one of the most comprehensive digital health platforms available to patients in the Western Province.
"Healthcare access is a fundamental right, and language should never be a barrier," said the Sehhaty team. "We built our platform specifically for Arabic speakers — from the UX to the clinical terminology. These partnerships validate our approach."
Sehhaty's growth comes at a time when Saudi Arabia is investing heavily in healthcare digitization as part of Vision 2030. The Ministry of Health has set ambitious targets for telemedicine adoption, and Sehhaty's Arabic-first approach positions it as a natural partner for the Kingdom's healthcare transformation.
The platform currently serves over 5,000 patients per month and is on track to exceed 20,000 monthly consultations by end of 2026.