Lean and the Ministry of Defense Inaugurate the First Phase of the Digital Health Transformation Program with the Launch of the “Sehhatek” Application

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – 10 November 2025:

Lean Business Services, a subsidiary of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) and the Kingdom’s leading provider of integrated health and wellbeing solutions, has announced its contribution to the implementation of the first phase of the Ministry of Defense’s digital health transformation program, which the Ministry recently inaugurated.

This phase included the development and launch of the “Sehhatek” application, aimed at the Ministry’s personnel and their families, as part of a strategic partnership and joint efforts to build an integrated digital health ecosystem aligned with the objectives of the National Transformation Program and Saudi Vision 2030.

Application Launch

The “Sehhatek” application is the first of the four main tracks of the Ministry of Defense’s digital health transformation program.

It is part of an integrated system for the program’s first phase, which also includes the Center of Excellence, the “Rabt” system, and the “Nphies” platform.

The application represents a qualitative leap in healthcare delivery, designed to be a trusted digital gateway that offers beneficiaries an integrated experience combining advanced technology with modern health services.

Services Offered

The application provides Ministry of Defense personnel and their families with advanced and easily accessible health services, supporting the Ministry’s efforts to provide a comprehensive health environment.

It contributes to simplifying medical procedures and facilitating access to health information, aiming to achieve a healthier and more prosperous society.

Strategic Contribution

Commenting on this partnership and the company’s contribution to the Ministry of Defense’s digital health transformation program, Eng. Mohanned Al Rasheed, Chief Executive Officer of Lean Business Services, affirmed that this partnership represents a pivotal moment in the company’s journey to support digital transformation in the Kingdom’s healthcare sector.

He stated that it reflects LEAN’s commitment to improving the quality of life and achieving well-being for all, noting that these efforts solidify the company’s position as a strategic partner in digital health innovation and an active contributor to achieving the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.

Al Rasheed added: “Today at the company, we are building the foundation for an advanced, integrated, and proactive healthcare ecosystem that will be a model for the region and the world”.

He explained that the collaboration with the Ministry of Defense supports the pioneering of the digital healthcare ecosystem through the design and development of integrated technical solutions that enhance efficiency and innovation, in line with the Ministry’s directives.

He indicated that the company’s contribution to the Ministry of Defense’s digital health transformation program confirms the shared commitment with government entities to establish the Kingdom’s leadership in the digital health sector on both regional and international levels, pointing out that the partnership between the Ministry of Defense and Lean aims to achieve further accomplishments in the digital health transformation sector.

About Lean Business Services

Lean Business Services is a leading health and wellbeing solutions provider based in Saudi Arabia, focused on driving healthcare transformation through innovative digital tools and services.

With a mission to revolutionize healthcare delivery and enhance the overall health ecosystem, Lean leverages advanced technologies like AI, data analytics, and machine learning to deliver impactful solutions.

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