Hlthera, an AI-powered social healthcare platform, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tapy, a real-world safety technology company, to collaborate on the development of more integrated, preventative, and human-centered healthcare solutions that extend beyond traditional clinical settings.
As part of the MoU, Hlthera’s AI-driven social healthcare ecosystem will integrate with Tapy’s real-world safety technology to explore collaborative models that enhance continuous care, promote early detection, and improve everyday well-being.
The partnership aims to bridge the gap between formal healthcare systems and everyday life, focusing on enhanced accessibility and empowering individuals to maintain greater independence in managing their health.
For Hlthera, this partnership accelerates the development of Xyra, evolving it into a system that anticipates health needs rather than just responding to them. It aims to embed intelligence into daily interactions, enabling more proactive and dignified care journeys.
For Tapy, it represents a natural extension of its safety-first philosophy, advancing technologies that operate seamlessly within real-world environments to provide reassurance and contextual support where it matters most.
Both Hlthera and Tapy were previously selected for the Mohammed Bin Rashid Innovation Fund (MBRIF) Innovation Accelerator Program, which played a key role in supporting their development and readiness for scale.
Through the Accelerator, MBRIF provides startups with specialized mentorship, strategic exposure, and access to national and international innovation networks, helping founders transform promising ideas into commercially viable and impactful solutions. MBRIF’s continued support reflects its commitment to strengthening the UAE’s innovation ecosystem and advancing a diversified, knowledge-based economy.
The MoU was signed by Nader Nassar, Founder and CEO of Hlthera, and Youssef Al Hussiny, Co-Founder and CEO of Tapy, in the presence of representatives from the Mohammed Bin Rashid Innovation Fund.
“This partnership with Tapy reflects our shared ambition to design systems that anticipate needs, respect independence, and empower individuals and families with greater confidence and clarity,” Nassar said.
Al Hussiny stated that, “By combining safety-led technology with intelligent healthcare insights, we aim to support individuals and families with tools that enhance confidence, independence, and well-being. Being part of the MBRIF Innovation Accelerator has enabled us to strengthen our foundations and pursue partnerships that align with our long-term vision.”
