+11
points
Higher appointment attendance
Approximate improvement in attendance across reminder studies reviewed by Cochrane.
Evidence basis: Cochrane reminder review
Afiyah connected health
Live healthier.Live longer.
One trusted health and wellness view for patients, families and care teams.
From scattered moments to one continuous story
A shared care problem
Patients carry the gaps.Doctors work around them.
Patients want care to feel continuous. Doctors need reliable context without spending the consultation rebuilding it. Both are affected when information and next actions remain scattered.
Patients repeat their health story
People carry documents and explain the same history again because the right context does not travel with them.
Doctors work with an incomplete view
The consultation begins before recent results, medicines and prior care are assembled into one useful picture.
Visit time is spent reconstructing context
Doctors and patients lose valuable minutes searching, clarifying and filling gaps instead of discussing the care decision.
The plan fades after the visit
Patients leave with several actions while care teams have limited visibility into what was completed or misunderstood.
Daily health stays outside the conversation
Sleep, activity, nutrition and vital trends rarely reach the next appointment as clear and relevant context.
Care handoffs break the momentum
Booking, insurance, pharmacy and follow up operate as separate tasks for patients and separate queues for providers.
The Afiyah 360 view
One person at the center.Every care moment connected.
Family profiles, doctors, consultations, medicines, insurance, records and follow up come together as one coordinated experience. Sanad keeps the next action clear while consent and clinical responsibility stay visible.
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One family health view
Profiles, records, medicines and wellness remain organized around each person.
02
Connected care access
Discovery, booking and consultations become part of the same patient journey.
03
Sanad guided support
Preparation, explanations and next actions stay clear without replacing the doctor.
04
Continuity after care
Insurance, pharmacy and follow up keep moving after the appointment ends.
One continuous care story
What the patient knowscan help the doctor act sooner.
Afiyah connects the moments before, during and after care. Patients keep one clear experience while doctors receive the consented context needed for a better informed conversation.
Care momentFor the patientFor the doctor and care team
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Before care
Patient
The patient prepares once with records, medicines, symptoms and questions ready.
Doctor and care team
The doctor receives relevant consented context before the conversation begins.
02
During care
Patient
The visit focuses on what has changed and what needs to happen next.
Doctor and care team
The doctor can review the timeline, explain the decision and agree a clear plan.
03
After care
Patient
Results, medicines, insurance steps and follow up remain visible in one place.
Doctor and care team
The care team can see whether important next actions are progressing or need attention.
04
Between visits
Patient
Daily wellness signals become understandable prompts instead of disconnected numbers.
Doctor and care team
Meaningful changes can support the next conversation without creating constant noise.
One view for everyday health
Care no longer disappears between appointments.
The patient can see what matters today. Doctors can receive useful context at the next care moment. The experience stays simple even when the information behind it is complex.
Sanad agentic care
Sanad turns every health momentinto a clear next step.
Sanad helps the patient understand what happened, prepare what comes next and stay connected to the care team. It can coordinate approved actions, but it does not replace medical judgment.
Explain
clearly
Coordinate
care
Escalate
safely
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A lab result arrives
Sanad explains the result in plain language, preserves the source and prepares useful questions for the doctor.
02
A wellness plan takes shape
Sanad brings approved guidance, medicines, appointments and realistic daily actions into one plan.
03
Follow up continues
Sanad checks progress, reminds the patient and routes uncertainty or meaningful changes to the right professional.
Confidence for patients and doctors
Clear enough to understand.Reliable enough to act on.
Trust is not a list of technical standards. It is knowing whose information you are viewing, where it came from, what may be missing and when a qualified professional must lead.
What this protects
Patient confidence, clinician accountability, safe handoffs and the integrity of every next action.
Patients can see where information came from
The original result, report or care record remains visible beside any explanation or summary.
Doctors receive information they can trace
Source, timing, units and important gaps remain visible so context can be checked before it shapes a decision.
Clinical judgment stays with professionals
Sanad supports understanding and coordination, while diagnosis, treatment and medication decisions remain human led.
Access follows consent and responsibility
Patients, family supporters and care teams see only the information and actions appropriate to their role.
Built to work with recognized healthcare language
FHIR R5, SNOMED CT, LOINC, DICOM, ICD 11 help systems exchange and interpret information consistently. They support quality and traceability, but never replace clinical review.
Value to prove in every deployment
Better access, stronger continuityand fewer avoidable care gaps.
These external studies show what connected health programs can influence. They are not Afiyah results or guarantees. Each hospital, clinic and market must measure its own baseline, adoption and realized value.
17%
lower odds
Thirty day readmission
Reported in a meta analysis of electronic health record based interventions across 116 trials.
Evidence basis: Readmission meta analysis
28%
lower odds
Ninety day readmission
Reported in the same meta analysis, with variation across intervention types and settings.
Evidence basis: Readmission meta analysis
64%
lower odds
Repeated diagnostic imaging
Association observed when health information exchange was used in one emergency care study.
Evidence basis: Health information exchange study
2.37
times the odds
Improved medicine adherence
Association reported in a meta analysis of mobile health applications supporting medicine adherence.
Evidence basis: Medicine adherence meta analysis
48%
fewer visits
Hospital and emergency use
Reduction observed in one home monitoring study and not a universal result across all programs.
Evidence basis: Home monitoring study
Connected health in practice
Make every health momentpart of one useful story.
Afiyah is a STRIV product created to connect patient experience, provider context, wellness and governed agentic care around the same person.