About Bilal Muhsin
Bilal Muhsin, Chief Operating Officer at Masimo, discussed the company's focus on artificial intelligence and wearable technology in interviews at the Arab Health exhibition in 2022 and 2025. In 2022, he highlighted the launch of new connected care platforms and the W1 wearable watch, describing the Middle East as a large market focused on advancing care through innovation and automation. He noted that Arab Health was the company's largest global show and that the event allowed Masimo to meet with ministries of health and key hospitals.
In 2025, Muhsin stated that Masimo is "heavily invested" in AI technologies, beginning with wearable sensing to acquire physiological signals for analysis. He described the company's clinical decision support tools for sepsis and deterioration scores, as well as a "safety net system" that provides real-time AI analysis of continuous patient data. Muhsin said the system can explain the reasons behind AI decisions and recommend actions for clinicians. He characterized Arab Health as a very important event for the company and the largest medical show Masimo attends, providing exposure beyond the Middle East.
Source: AI-verified profile updated from Bilal Muhsin's recent appearances.
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Transcript (10 segments)
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Host0:05
You're watching Arab Health TV, and we're now going to be talking about AI-powered clinical support. We're very kindly joined by Bilal Muhsin, who is the COO of Masimo. Thank you very much for joining us.
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Bilal Muhsin0:16
Thank you for having me.
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Host0:19
Thank you very much for joining us. A lot of AI analytics is going to be a big buzzword this time around. So what can we see at the Masimo stand?
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Bilal Muhsin0:27
We're heavily invested in our AI technologies. It starts really with our sensing technology, our wearable sensing technology, being able to acquire the best signal from the body and then translating that physiological signal into a big database where AI can really make an impact. That's what we're trying to do, whether it's our clinical decision support related to sepsis or just a deterioration score that we can really help clinicians and guide them, hopefully to see things before they notice it as well with their patients.
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Host0:58
We can see the Safety Net system is quite a popular one when it comes to monitoring and decision support. Can you walk us through what this system is showing?
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Bilal Muhsin1:05
Absolutely. What the system is really showing here is continuous data coming from the patient. When you have continuous data, this raw form of waveforms that can be pulled can be analyzed. It's hard to do with the visual eye for clinicians unless they're really staring at it. Now we can pump all that data back into our AI solutions. That data, as it flows through, not only can clinicians see it on the screen, but it's being analyzed in real time. Hopefully, when that data flows, it can come back with what is happening with the patient and give them guidance on what is the possibility, what is the risk of what can be happening with that patient, and then guide them through why. Now we can also enlighten the clinician with the reasons why the AI is making certain decisions, what are the contributing factors to that, and most importantly, what are the actions that need to be taken by the clinicians next to help these patients in these critical situations.
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Host2:00
And in terms of Arab Health itself, what's the reception been so far and how important is this event?
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Bilal Muhsin2:07
It's a very important event for us in the region as usual. This is day one of Arab Health and you can see how busy it is. We're excited to be here as usual and touch base with this region. Arab Health for us right now is beyond just the Middle East. We get exposure to a large portion of the world. This is still the largest medical show that we attend, and we're excited to be here and show off our new tech with our wearable technology and our AI.
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Host2:35
Well, Bilal, thank you very much for joining us. It's been a pleasure once again.
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Bilal Muhsin2:37
Thank you for having me.
