Burjeel Holdings has showcased its mission-ready healthcare capabilities at the Abu Dhabi Future Health Summit 2026, highlighting more than 1.17 million outpatient and inpatient visits delivered across national and international projects.
Presented on the opening day of the three-day summit on 20 October, the model connects emergency response, medical evacuation, deployable healthcare, specialist treatment and rehabilitation. It aims to ensure that patients receive continued care even when they cannot access conventional hospital facilities, supporting the UAE’s wider humanitarian efforts.
“Healthcare is usually organized around a place, a hospital, a clinic or a laboratory. But when people cannot reach that place, the responsibility to provide care does not disappear.” said Dr. Shamsheer Vayalil, Chairman and CEO of Burjeel Holdings. “We have built a platform that can go where the hospital cannot. That means more than arriving in an emergency. It means having teams, medicines, logistics and clinical expertise to treat patients and support their recovery. From Abu Dhabi, this is how we can contribute to humanitarian missions: by making care available and helping it continue.”
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Burjeel’s capabilities include Operonix, which supports healthcare operations in complex environments, and DOCKTOUR, focused on healthcare logistics. The wider VPS Health ecosystem also includes Response Plus Medical for emergency and pre-hospital services, and Prometheus for specialised healthcare training, emergency preparedness and medical readiness for military personnel.
The model is further supported by AiMed Solutions, Burjeel Holdings’ healthcare development and operating platform. It integrates clinical, operational and revenue cycle intelligence to help optimise resources and coordinate services across healthcare facilities.
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Under the theme “A system for every second that matters”, Burjeel is presenting an approach focused on preparedness, timely treatment and continued support through recovery. The initiative highlights the role of coordinated healthcare systems in extending clinical capabilities beyond traditional hospital settings and supporting humanitarian missions.
