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Care connects. Management integrates.

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Solutions

A platform designed for your network's complexity. Connect teams, locations and information in a project that supports your operation.

Terms on request · Phased implementation

Find my solution
01 / YOUR OPERATION

Different contexts.
The right solution for each.

Choose your segment and explore workflows, modules and terms for your institution.

01

Hospitals

From admission to discharge, connect care, operations and hospital management.

Beds · Operating rooms · Billing
Explore the solution
02

Government

A regional view to coordinate municipalities, referrals and healthcare access.

Referrals · Care networks · Metrics
Explore the solution
03

Local Government

Connect primary care centers, specialties and the municipal health department.

Primary care · Territory · Referrals
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04

Networks and franchises

Standardize processes and track every network location.

Multiple locations · Standards · Central management
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02 / THE PLATFORM

Explore by area.
Build around your needs.

From care to administration, explore each module's scope. Select an area and open the details.

Care and clinical services

4 modules
AvailableElectronic Health Record (EHR)

One clinical history per patient, accessible at any care location with patient authorization.

  • Specialty-based history taking and progress notes
  • ICD/ICPC, allergies, problems and active medications
  • Attachments, tests, reports and images
  • Timeline and cross-location sharing
  • Templates, custom fields and protocols
PlannedElectronic prescribing

Safe medication and care prescribing linked to inventory and bedside administration checks.

  • Medication and non-medication prescriptions
  • Interaction, allergy and duplication checks
  • Bedside scheduling and administration checks (MAR)
  • Standardization by protocol and location
  • Digital prescriptions and SNGPC control
PlannedOutpatient care and consultations

Specialist outpatient scheduling, care and referrals.

  • Scheduling by professional, room and equipment
  • Extra slots, queues and waiting lists
  • Test and procedure requests
  • Referrals and return referrals
  • No-show tracking and slot reallocation
PlannedTelehealth

Video consultations, remote diagnostics and professional consultations integrated with health records.

  • Video room with recorded consent
  • Remote diagnostics and educational second opinions
  • Remote professional consultations across locations
  • Signed prescriptions and documents
  • Automatic EHR entry

Each module's availability and integrations are confirmed when defining the project.

03 / FROM PROJECT TO ROUTINE

The next step,
always clearly defined.

Implementation starts with understanding your operation, with planned scope, responsibilities and development.

01

Understand

We map the institution's locations, teams, processes and priorities.

02

Plan

We define modules, integrations, migration and access criteria.

03

Implement

We organize configuration, validation and team training.

04

Evolve

We monitor adoption and plan expansion to new locations.

Governance from the first step.

Access profiles, traceability, data protection and integration requirements are part of project definition.

ACCESS · DATA · CONTINUITY
04 / INVESTMENT

The size of your network.
Your project's priorities.

Paid contracts with a specific proposal for each institution. Investment considers locations, modules, integrations and implementation.

  • Scope tailored to the segment
  • Defined timeline and responsibilities
  • Support and terms agreed in the proposal
LET'S TALK

Your project
starts here.

Tell us how your operation works and which challenges need attention first.

Hospitals · Government · Municipalities · Networks
BEFORE THE NEXT STEP

Let's clarify.

Some answers to start planning.

Can I start with one location?

Yes. The project can start with a pilot location and expand across the network, following the agreed scope and timeline.

Are all modules already available?

No. The catalog identifies available and planned modules. The proposal confirms what will be delivered at each stage.

How are integrations defined?

We assess existing systems, databases and institutional requirements. Integrations and their availability are confirmed in the technical scope.

How do proposals for public bodies work?

The assessment considers the department's needs, participating network and tender or specification requirements, where applicable.

Is there a free license for these segments?

No. Hospitals, government, municipalities and networks require paid contracts. The free license is exclusively for solo practices.