Abu“ˆDhabi’s ADQ to merge Rafed and Union71 with Pure Health

Abu“ˆDhabi’s ADQ to merge Rafed and Union71 with Pure Health

ABU DHABI / WAM

ADQ, a holding company with a broad portfolio of major enterprises spanning key sectors of Abu Dhabi's diversified economy, signed an agreement to merge its healthcare support services entities, Rafed and Union71, with Pure Health, an integrated healthcare solutions provider in the UAE. Under the terms of the agreement, ADQ will transfer its ownership of Rafed and Union71 to Pure Health and receive a stake in the new end-to-end healthcare services leader. The company will be well-positioned to serve hospitals, integrated healthcare systems, healthcare suppliers, the federal government, and others across the spectrum of care throughout the UAE. Mohamed Hassan Alsuwaidi, Chief Executive Officer of ADQ said, "By merging Rafed and Union71 within Pure Health, we continue advancing ADQ's strategy to grow a provision-centred healthcare and pharma cluster that delivers clinical excellence, optimal healthcare system spend and effective population health management.“ "As Rafed and Union71 prepare to grow beyond servicing Abu Dhabi Health Services Company (Seha), their merger within Pure Health will allow for higher volume throughput across a broader repertoire of tests and value-driven, centralised healthcare procurement services that will serve the needs of healthcare providers in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and the Northern Emirates,“ he added.