Lean Business Services, a Public Investment Fund company specializing in digital health solutions, announced the signing of a cooperation agreement with Bank Albilad and an MOU with Red Sea Global during its participation in the fourth edition of the Public Investment Fund Private Sector Forum.

Lean Business Services, a Public Investment Fund company specializing in digital health solutions, announced the signing of a cooperation agreement with Bank Albilad and an MOU with Red Sea Global during its participation in the fourth edition of the Public Investment Fund Private Sector Forum.
The announcement reflects Lean's continued commitment to accelerating digital transformation across the corporate health ecosystem and strengthening collaboration across key sectors. These partnerships support the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 by enhancing quality of life, improving service efficiency, and enabling sustainable, technology-driven operating models.
The agreement with Bank Albilad will enable the digital integration and automation of employee sick leave services, improving operational efficiency, strengthening governance, and reducing reliance on manual processes. It also establishes technical integration between relevant systems to enhance data quality, improve interoperability, and deliver a more seamless employee experience through scalable digital solutions.
The MOU with Red Sea Global establishes a framework for strategic collaboration in health tourism. Through this partnership, the two organizations will explore opportunities to expand access to cloud-based digital health services, extend virtual healthcare capabilities, and evaluate the use of artificial intelligence in preventive care models across the Kingdom's future tourism destinations.
The MOU also includes collaboration on research initiatives and pilot projects in digital health, as well as knowledge exchange in health innovation, artificial intelligence, and data analytics to support the development of an integrated, technology-enabled health tourism ecosystem.
Together, these partnerships reinforce Lean's commitment to advancing digitally integrated healthcare services through automation, interoperability, and intelligent technologies. They also contribute to stronger governance, improved data quality, and more efficient operating models while supporting data-driven decision-making and the Kingdom's broader digital transformation ambitions.
Eng. Mohanned Alrasheed, CEO of Lean Business Services, said: "These partnerships reflect Lean's commitment to enabling digital transformation across the healthcare ecosystem through strategic collaboration. By working with leading organizations across different sectors, we are advancing more connected, efficient, and data-driven healthcare services that strengthen governance, improve operational performance, and support the Kingdom's vision for a sustainable and digitally enabled future.
Lean continues to strengthen its position as a strategic partner in the Kingdom's digital health transformation by delivering interoperable platforms and innovative digital solutions that empower organizations, unlock the value of data, and help build more connected, efficient, and sustainable models of care.