Gazelle Delivers Quantitative, Clinically Actionable Results at the Point of Care

The Gazelle diagnostic platform by Hemex Health detects and quantifies important blood-based conditions—from inherited disorders like sickle cell disease and beta thalassemia to iron-related and chronic conditions.

Gazelle quantifies critical blood biomarkers, delivering clinically actionable data—not just positive/negative answers.

Our device performs reliably in challenging environments and low-resource settings—yet meets the expectations of modern decentralized care settings.

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Bringing diagnostics within reach.

Gazelle is supporting sickle cell and beta thalassemia care worldwide

Evaluating Gazelle in U.S. and U.K. clinical studies.

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Sickle cell disease (SCD) and beta thalassemia are inherited blood disorders that affect hemoglobin, the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen. Both can cause anemia and serious health complications, requiring care from childhood through adulthood.

Timely, reliable testing helps care teams find answers at each stage, from screening and diagnosis to monitoring treatment. In communities where sickle cell disease and other inherited blood disorders are common and testing was previously out of reach, Gazelle is helping healthcare teams bring testing closer to patients.

Meet the patients, families, and healthcare teams behind these stories.

Gazelle is available in over 40 countries

Since its introduction in 2021, Gazelle has been quickly adopted by health care providers in over 40 countries. Gazelle is sold through full-service medical distributors.  This product is not cleared for sale in the United States.

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Clinical Studies

Gazelle has participated in clinical studies throughout the world. Check out our many peer-reviewed publications, posters, and webinars.

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