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HCI ONEWho It Is ForThe Middle East
The Middle East

We ship to the Gulf. And we build in Arabic.

Hospitals across the Gulf are opening with specifications that assume the room is a connected space from the first day. We work through integrators who are already on the ground, because a screen in Doha needs somebody in Doha.

What we hear

Three things you have probably said out loud

Right to left is treated as an afterthought

A translated string in a layout built for English is not an Arabic interface.

Support is a time zone away

A vendor who answers at the end of your day is a vendor you stop calling.

Specifications arrive as a package

The whole room is tendered at once, so partial answers do not survive the evaluation.

What we do about it

Built for the region, delivered through the region.

Arabic as a first language

Right to left layout, not a translation dropped into an English frame, on every surface including the room screens.

Local integrators

We work with partners in the region who install, hold spares and answer the phone in your hours.

The whole room in one response

Eight surfaces, one integration layer and a catalog, which is usually what the tender is actually asking for.

For the tender

What we can put in a submission

ItemWhat we provideNote
Product specificationsFull catalog with dimensions and mountingPublished on this site
Integration scopeRecord, nurse call, location and building systemsScoped with the consultant before pricing
LanguageArabic and English, switchable per patientFollows the record where the record carries it
Local deliveryThrough the partner covering the countryNamed in the submission
Where it runsOn the hospital networkNinety nine percent on premise

Send us the specification.

We will tell you what we can answer directly, what the local partner covers, and what we cannot do.

Send it to us