Fakeeh University Hospital Dubai, a key part of Fakeeh Health UAE, has earned a spot in Newsweek’s esteemed ‘World’s Best Smart Hospitals 2026’ list, which features 350 of the most innovative hospitals from 30 countries.
This accolade highlights Fakeeh University Hospital’s pioneering role in digital transformation, emphasizing its dedication to reshaping healthcare’s future through artificial intelligence, automation, robotic surgery, and cutting-edge digital platforms. FUH achieved the highest three-ribbon rating, with scores exceeding 90% in nine digital innovation categories.
Smart hospitals are revolutionizing medicine by using artificial intelligence, automation, and digital integration to enhance patient care, boost efficiency, and improve outcomes. With the global smart hospital market valued at $72.24 billion and expected to reach $177.61 billion by 2030, Fakeeh University Hospital Dubai’s inclusion in Newsweek’s ranking places it at the forefront of this transformation.
Dr. Mohaymen Abdelghany, group CEO and board member of Fakeeh Health, and CEO of Fakeeh University Hospital, stated: “Being recognized by Newsweek among the World’s Best Smart Hospitals and earning the top three-ribbon distinction is a monumental achievement for Fakeeh University Hospital and aligns with the UAE’s vision of leading future healthcare. At Fakeeh Health UAE, we’ve developed a model where artificial intelligence, automation, and digital solutions are seamlessly integrated into every aspect of patient care. FUH is proud to be listed alongside renowned hospitals like Mayo Clinic – Rochester, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Sheba Medical Center, Karolinska Universitetssjukhuset, and Aarhus Universitetshospital. This recognition underscores FUH’s role in driving innovation and systemic transformation that will shape future patient care. It also reinforces our commitment to setting new global standards where precision, safety, and compassion define medicine’s future.”
