In 2021, HMG recorded $1.9 billion in revenues. Through the Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Medical Journal, the group published 35 articles and made 61 submissions to the institutional review board in 2021. And in 2020, HMG launched a rapid response team (RRT) for patients to receive outreach emergency treatment remotely without visiting the hospital. In 2021, it ramped up its teleservices through a tele-cardiology NABAD 24 program, using cloud solutions designed to rapidly diagnose and react to heart attacks remotely. That same year, HMG signed agreements with Jazan University and Qassim University to establish new VIDA Learning Labs and VIDA Research Centers to integrate cloud solutions into university curricula. Today, HMG has over 230 medical education programs, including five SCHS-accredited HMG diploma programs, with more than 265 trainees enrolled in conjunction with 16 partner universities across Saudi Arabia.