A new strategic partnership has been announced between WHOOP, the human performance technology company, and Lean Business Services, Saudi Arabia’s leading digital health solutions provider and operator of the national health platform.

Signed under the patronage of Minister of Health Fahad Abdulrahman AlJalajel and Deputy Minister for the Center of Excellence at the Ministry of Defense Eng. Mohammad bin Faisal bin Moammar, the collaboration aims to strengthen the Kingdom’s preventive health ecosystem.

The agreement focuses on integrating WHOOP’s advanced physiological analytics into Lean’s digital health infrastructure to enhance personalized health insights for individuals and organizations across Saudi Arabia.

The partnership aims to create a more connected and proactive healthcare system by connecting data from WHOOP’s wearable technology with national health platforms such as Seha, Sehhaty, and Nphies.

The integration will provide users with privacy-focused tools to optimize performance, recovery, and overall well-being, in line with Saudi Vision 2030’s goal of fostering a healthier, more active society.

The partners plan to roll out joint initiatives to enhance secure data interoperability in the coming months, linking daily health and performance insights to the Kingdom’s broader national wellness objectives.

“Achieving the ambitious health objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 requires bold innovation and strategic partnerships,” said Eng. Mohanned Alrasheed, CEO of Lean Business Services. “By partnering with WHOOP, we are incorporating world-class performance and recovery analytics into the national health platforms Lean operates, helping shift the Kingdom’s healthcare focus from reactive to preventive care.”

Will Ahmed, Founder and CEO of WHOOP, added: “WHOOP is evolving into a health operating system designed to enhance both healthspan and performance. Through this partnership with Lean, we aim to empower individuals and institutions across Saudi Arabia with data-driven insights that improve recovery, resilience, and longevity.”

The partnership reflects a mutual commitment to driving digital health innovation in the GCC and accelerating Saudi Arabia’s shift toward a data-driven, preventive model of care.