Certified on NPHIESWe build the clinic system Saudi clinics asked for.
[Two sentences from the founders: who they are, and the clinic problem that started Nabdah.]
A clinic should spend its day on patients, and get paid for every one of them.
نبضة means a single heartbeat. A clinic has a rhythm: patients booked and seen, notes signed, claims sent, payments back. Nabdah keeps it steady, and shows you the moment it skips.
The people you’ll talk to.
[Name]
[Role, e.g. co-founder, product]
[One line on what they did before Nabdah.]
[Name]
[Role, e.g. head of clinic onboarding]
[One line on what they did before Nabdah.]
[Name]
[Role, e.g. NPHIES and billing lead]
[One line on what they did before Nabdah.]
Five things
we won’t compromise on.
A person presses send
Nabdah prepares and checks. Nothing reaches NPHIES until someone on your team presses send.
In Arabic and in English
Every screen in Arabic and in English, and each person picks their own.
The patient before the claim
The clinic’s work is care. The claim follows the visit, never the other way round.
Claims we can prove
We say what Nabdah does today, and when the rest is due. Never more.
Your data is yours
If you leave, we export your clinic’s records and hand them to you. [Format and timing confirmed with the product team.]
Where we started,
and where we are.
Nabdah begins
[The first clinic we built it with, and why.]
The first NPHIES claim
[Sent from Nabdah, and accepted.]
ZATCA Phase 2 live
[The first e-invoice cleared.]
Nabdah, on record
Work beside the clinics,
in Riyadh.
We hire in Riyadh: people who have worked in clinics, in billing or in software.
A conversation
30 minutes about you and the job, in Arabic or English.
A piece of real work
A short task from the job itself, paid if it takes more than two hours.
Meet the team
The people you would work with, and an answer within a week.
