Infusion

The infrastructure layer for personalized, distributed infusion care.

Infusion enables healthcare providers to launch and scale infusion services through centralized patient-specific preparation, clinical governance, controlled logistics and a unified digital operating layer.

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia · Functional MVP · Commercial PoC completed

The problem

Infusion care is fragmented between prescription, preparation, delivery and administration.

01

Infrastructure

Healthcare providers may want to launch infusion services without building their own sterile preparation infrastructure.

02

Operations

Clinical workflows are fragmented across ordering, pharmacy verification, preparation, delivery, administration and documentation.

03

Scale

Opening additional provider sites traditionally creates operational complexity and duplicated infrastructure.

The opportunity is not simply to prepare an infusion. It is to build the infrastructure that allows infusion care to scale.

The model

One operating layer. Many provider sites.

Physician order
Pharmacy verification
Patient-specific preparation
Controlled logistics
Provider site
Administration
Documentation

Central Infusion Hub

Provider A
Provider B
Provider C
Provider D

Infusion combines preparation infrastructure, provider enablement and digital workflow into a repeatable B2B operating model.

Real-world validation

Validated with real patients and paying healthcare providers.

131

Documented preparations

SAR 84.3K

Documented revenue

5

Paying healthcare organizations

SAR 600

Actual B2B ASP

Patient validation

82 treatments · 46 unique patients · 17 repeat patients

SAR 54.9K documented patient-side revenue

B2B validation

5 healthcare organizations · 49 preparations

SAR 29.4K documented B2B sales · SAR 600 actual ASP

Historical proof-of-concept data from the initial healthcare-site implementation.

Unit economics

Designed to create value on both sides of the transaction.

Infusion

SAR 600

B2B revenue / preparation

Estimated variable cost
~SAR 213
Contribution / preparation
~SAR 387
Estimated contribution margin
~64.5%

Healthcare provider

~SAR 1,500

Average patient selling price

Infusion B2B cost
SAR 600
Gross spread before provider administration cost
~SAR 900

Drug + material COGS based on available BOM/procurement data. Preparation/QA and logistics costs are management estimates. Provider pricing is an observed/management market benchmark and may vary by provider.

The platform

The digital operating layer is already built.

Infusion personalized patient care summary showing formulation, workflow status, and accountable clinical roles

Personalized care plan

Patient-specific formulation and treatment planning.

Controlled clinical workflow

Order → Verify → Prepare → Administer → Complete.

Role-based accountability

Physician → Clinical Pharmacist → Infusion Nurse.

Infusion pharmacy verification queue in the functional demo environment
Pharmacy verification
Infusion operations dashboard in the functional demo environment
Operations dashboard
Pharmacy governanceOperational visibilityClinical safetyAuditability

Functional MVP · Demo environment · Representative synthetic patient data

Why Saudi · Why now

A healthcare system ready for distributed infusion infrastructure.

Large healthcare provider footprint
Expanding private healthcare delivery
Existing home-healthcare infrastructure
Growing specialty-care requirements
Healthcare transformation
Private-sector participation

Infusion is being built in Saudi Arabia first, with a model designed for replication across the GCC.

Scaling infrastructure

Prove one hub. Densify the network. Replicate the model.

01

Prove

Riyadh

One hub → private B2B providers

02

Densify

Riyadh

One hub → multiple provider branches

03

Replicate

Saudi Arabia

Riyadh → Jeddah → Eastern Province

04

Expand

GCC

Replicate the operating infrastructure in selected markets

Expansion locations represent the planned scaling model and are not presented as current operations.

MA

Founder · Riyadh

Founder

Healthcare operating experience behind the infrastructure.

Dr. Mohamed Azzam

Founder & CEO

Healthcare executive and entrepreneur with experience in healthcare operations, oncology services, provider development, quality, strategy and business transformation in Saudi Arabia and the GCC.

Investment

Funding the proof. Scaling after the economics are proven.

Interested in the infrastructure layer for personalized, distributed infusion care?

Focus of the current stage

Funding is directed to the launch and validation of the first scalable Infusion operating hub in Riyadh.

Priority areas

Technology & platformCore operating teamWorking capitalCommercial launchLogisticsRegulatory / QA infrastructure

Round details are shared privately with qualified investors.

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