وان ميد لينك
Casablanca-based health technology startup founded in 2024 whose AI-assisted platform supports clinical documentation and decisions and works alongside existing hospital systems.
Industry: التقنية الصحية | Location: Casablanca, Morocco | Founded: 2024
About وان ميد لينك
One Med Link is a Moroccan health technology startup based in Casablanca that builds software for clinical documentation and decision support. Its LinkedIn page describes the product as a medical decision and documentation support system designed for emergency departments, combining AI models with a secure collaborative environment to reduce documentation work and support care from first contact.
The company was founded in 2024, according to its LinkedIn page, and is incorporated as One Med Link LLC, TechScoop reported in September 2026. The founders are Soukaina Benabid, described by TechScoop as a pharmacist, and Deyaa Wahbi, described as an engineer. TechScoop reported that the idea came after a founder forgot a drug name during a shift in an emergency room. LinkedIn lists a team of two to ten people.
The first product was a clinical assistant app for residents, offering speech-to-text notes and structured templates in English and French. The company now describes a broader layer that works alongside existing hospital information systems and electronic medical records rather than replacing them. Coverage by MEA Tech Watch, republished by MENA Startup Digest, says the platform covers clinical documentation, medical summaries, structured patient information, clinical scores, decision-support tools, prescription workflows and dashboards, with interoperability built on the FHIR standard. The business model is primarily business-to-business, selling to healthcare institutions, with subscriptions planned for independent practitioners.
As of September 2026, the platform had more than 200 healthcare professional users and nearly 50 research users, according to the same coverage. A first institutional deployment is being prepared for the emergency department of a new hospital in Rabat, and TechScoop reported that the company exhibited at the International e-Health Forum in Morocco.
The company has been self-funded with accelerator support, whose names were not disclosed, and is preparing its first external fundraising round; no amount, valuation or timetable has been published. It plans to establish itself in Morocco first, then move into the Maghreb, North Africa and selected French-speaking African markets.
Leadership
- Soukaina Benabid, Co-founder
- Deyaa Wahbi, Co-founder