The Madinah Health Cluster has introduced two smart medical capsules—Tabah and Tibabah—at the northern central area of the Prophet’s Mosque, dramatically improving on-site healthcare services for visitors and pilgrims.
On Monday, the Saudi Press Agency reported that the Madinah Health Cluster has rolled out two advanced medical capsules in the Prophet’s Mosque. Named “Tabah” and “Tibabah,” these AI-powered capsules are equipped to identify chronic diseases, perform rapid tests, monitor vital signs, and conduct electrocardiograms.
They are also linked to the Seha Virtual Hospital, ensuring that specialized medical support is readily available.
Source: islamicinfo
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Operating alongside established facilities such as Al-Salam Endowment and Al-Haram hospitals, these capsules have expanded the range of healthcare services at the mosque. During peak hours, trained medical staff operate the capsules, serving more than 576 patients daily.
This initiative highlights a successful partnership between the government and private sectors, reflecting the Kingdom’s commitment to leveraging technology to improve healthcare outcomes for millions of pilgrims.
In a related development, the Saudi Red Crescent Authority in Madinah recently demonstrated their rapid response capabilities.
Source: islamicinfo
