Burjeel Holdings and Keralty Join Forces to Launch AL KALMA in Saudi Arabia
In a groundbreaking move, Burjeel Holdings, a top-tier super-specialty healthcare provider expanding its reach in Saudi Arabia, has officially announced a joint venture with Keralty, a multinational health organization hailing from Colombia.
The newly formed joint venture, AL KALMA, is set to make waves in the Kingdom by capitalizing on the evolving healthcare landscape towards a primary healthcare approach. This strategic partnership aims to revolutionize well-being across the healthcare spectrum by facilitating access to top-notch medical services at an affordable rate.
AL KALMA, a name symbolizing unity for health and well-being, will introduce an innovative value-based healthcare model encompassing specialized primary care centers, health risk management, and a comprehensive range of integrated mental health services. The venture anticipates reaching a staggering 30 million patients over the next decade.
This collaboration of Burjeel Holdings and Keralty brings together a wealth of expertise and knowledge to swiftly expand operations in the Middle East, with potential future ventures into North Africa. The partnership aims to extend its services globally by meticulously assessing each market and implementing strategies on a country-specific basis.
Burjeel Holdings, renowned for its excellence in healthcare provision in the Middle East, boasts a network of cutting-edge hospitals, medical centers, and pharmacies delivering specialized services. The company also operates PhysioTherabia, a network offering advanced physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and wellness services in the Kingdom, in addition to recently launching two Day Surgery Centers in Riyadh.
Dr. Shamsheer Vayalil, Founder and Chairman of Burjeel Holdings, expressed his enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “This collaboration represents a significant milestone as we endeavor to enhance health outcomes for diverse populations. Our unique model is focused on promoting holistic well-being, from prevention to disease management, to elevate services and patient results at a local, personalized level. This approach aims to keep individuals healthier and reduce hospital visits, ultimately transforming healthcare delivery substantially.”
Joseba Grajales, President of Keralty, added, “We are thrilled to team up with Burjeel Holdings to expand our distinctive healthcare model to new territories. Our model, successfully implemented in Colombia and various countries, is continuously enriched by our collective experiences. We provide impactful solutions across all our endeavors, yielding remarkable results in enhancing the health and well-being of millions who rely on us. Our success stems from a deep understanding of their health, social, and community needs.”
The official Agreement signing ceremony in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia, was graced by Mohammed Abdullah bin Khater Al Shamsi, Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Colombia, Dr. Shamsheer Vayalil, John Sunil, CEO of Burjeel Holdings, along with Joseba Grajales and Dr. Emilio Herrera, CHO of Keralty.
Through AL KALMA, Burjeel Holdings and Keralty exemplify their dedication to enhancing global health by granting access to quality healthcare and fostering well-being, sustainability, and efficiency. The agreement signifies a profound partnership with the aim of benefiting millions worldwide.
