M42 unveils new operating
structure to drive growth
and innovation in global
healthcare
(ABU DHABI)
- As part of the next stage of
its growth journey,
M42, a global health
leader powered by artificial
intelligence (AI) and
technology, has announced
the creation of a new
operating structure to drive
innovation in healthcare,
focus the business on
strategic priorities and
accelerate local and
international business
growth.
The new
structure, which creates
four new platforms under
M42, is designed to support
M42’s strategic growth
ambitions, including organic
and inorganic growth,
expansion into new markets,
the formation of impactful
partnerships to plug global
healthcare gaps, and
harnessing AI to disrupt
traditional healthcare
systems.
M42 at the
group level will focus on
strategy, strategic mergers
and acquisitions, corporate
finance, strategic human
capital, legal, strategic
communications, global
procurement, and internal
audit and risk. The new
operating model also
includes establishing four
platforms, which will
operate with greater
autonomy, responsibility,
and accountability as they
grow and fulfill the shared
ambition of M42.
These
include:
*Global Patient Care:
By integrating UAE and
international health assets,
the Global Patient Care
platform has emerged as a
leading global healthcare
organization, operating 480
clinics across 26 countries
and serving 15 million
patients annually. Its
comprehensive services
include Renal Care,
Outpatient and Chronic
Disease Management,
Diagnostics, Women's &
Children’s Health, Specialty
Surgery, and Long-Term Care.
Dimitris Moulavasilis,
currently CEO of M42’s
Diaverum and Acting Group
COO of M42, has been
appointed Chief Executive
Officer of the platform.
Supporting this
initiative, Dr. Ali Anees
will serve as COO for Global
Patient Care in the UAE and
Bahrain; Dr. Mai Al Jaber
will lead as CEO of
Outpatient Care; Dr. Laila
Abdel Wareth will serve as
CEO of Diagnostics; and Dr.
Summia Zaher will be the CEO
of the Women & Children’s
Care cluster.
*Integrated Health
Solutions:
Concentrating on national
programs and population
health, this platform aims
to address global health
disparities through precise,
preventive, and predictive
care. It will include M42’s
focus on Genomics, National
Programs, Biobank, Data
Services, Environmental
Sciences, and clinical
research and trials. Dr.
Fahed Al Marzooqi will lead
as Chief Executive Officer.
*Digital Health
Solutions:
Leveraging successes like
Malaffi, this platform will
scale digital health
innovations and AI-driven
solutions to enhance patient
outcomes, empower healthcare
providers and ecosystems,
and improve healthcare
access in the UAE and
abroad. Kareem Shahin will
serve as the Chief Executive
Officer of the platform.
*AI Life
Sciences: Focused
on drug discovery and
development, this pioneering
platform will harness AI and
partnerships across the life
sciences value chain and
focus on building M42’s
capabilities in space. Dr.
Fahed will be the platform's
Acting CEO until a chief
executive is appointed.
M42’s continued focus on
cloud, technology, and
engineering will underpin
all platforms and enable
their delivery for people,
communities, and nations.
Hasan Jasem Al
Nowais, Managing Director
and Group Chief Executive
Officer at M42, said:
“M42’s new operating model
is more than a structural
change; it’s a strategic
evolution of the business
designed to unleash our full
potential in global
healthcare. Our new
structure will empower our
platforms and people to
seize growth opportunities
and expand our footprint,
accelerate innovation in
healthcare, and
revolutionize healthcare
systems globally.
“This is not just an
evolution of M42; it’s a
defining chapter in our
growth journey to positively
impact lives locally and
globally.”
M42
recently announced the
expansion of its footprint
to Bahrain in partnership
with the Kingdom’s sovereign
wealth fund, Bahrain
Mumtalakat Holding Company,
and into the UAE’s northern
emirates after entering into
a strategic investment
partnership with the UAE’s
Ministry of Defence. Zayed
Military Hospital in Al
Batayeh, Sharjah, managed
and operated by M42 in
collaboration with the
Ministry of Defence, has now
been renamed Sheikh Sultan
bin Zayed Hospital. In 2023,
M42 acquired Diaverum, a
leading global renal care
service provider, from
Bridgepoint Group. Founded
in 1991, Diaverum is
currently the world’s
third-largest provider of
dialysis services, operating
across 24 countries, with
450 clinics and over 13,000
employees. M42’s Abu Dhabi
Health Data Services, now
the Digital Health Solutions
platform, has also secured
national-level digital
health transformation
projects in the MENA region.
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