A clinical data and AI platform for hospitals and health institutions: a unified patient record, interoperability under Mexico’s NOM-024 standard and HL7 FHIR, and tools that assist the physician without replacing their judgement.
Impact thesis
The numbers below summarise what we set out to achieve with the platform and how that relates to the state of the sector. Each figure comes with a plain-language explanation.
The large numbers are visual anchors; the text beside each one says what it represents in the context of VectorVida and Mexico’s health ecosystem.
90%
Of operational efficiency recovered across clinical workflows.
100%
Technological sovereignty. Infrastructure built entirely in Mexico.
0.1s
AI processing latency for time-critical decisions.
Our mission is to consolidate the technological sovereignty of healthcare in Mexico by building the most advanced digital infrastructure in Latin America. We unify medical knowledge with our own artificial intelligence so that every institution, public or private, operates with surgical precision and frontier efficiency.
Efficiency
AI can cut the administrative load on medical staff by as much as 40%.
Unification
Fewer than 15% of health institutions in Mexico operate on a unified digital ecosystem.
Impact
Real-time optimisation of critical processes for the public and private sectors.
A note for executives and clinical teams: the metrics and percentages above are illustrative; they may reflect product targets, market references or internal assumptions. They are not guarantees of clinical performance, contractual promises or independently validated results, except where agreed in writing with VectorVida for a specific scope.
Modular ecosystem
Five modules that coexist as layers: the clinical database, data protection, diagnostic assistance, analysis over time, and record digitization. Each one runs independently or as part of the full stack.
The base where the single patient record lives, along with the workflows that connect your staff and your sites.
Unified management of records, patients and providers, aligned with Mexico’s NOM-024 standard and HL7 FHIR.
De-identifies patient data so a clinic can use AI without exposing sensitive information.
Proposes diagnoses and ICD-10 codes to save time; you sign off on the final decision.
Turns patient history into a timeline, so progression and risk are visible in context.
Turns paper records, PDFs and documents into structured, coded, queryable clinical histories.
VectorVida’s data protection layer: it de-identifies patient information so you can use artificial intelligence without exposing sensitive data, running 100% locally and in line with Mexico’s NOM-024 standard.
Delta Box · on-premise appliance
Turns your paper records, PDFs and documents into structured, coded (ICD-10 and ICD-11) and queryable clinical histories — locally, and in line with Mexico’s NOM-024 standard.
Gamma · record digitization
Your current systems can keep running: VectorVida connects over recognised standards (HL7 FHIR) and in compliance with Mexican regulation (NOM-024), so data moves between departments and vendors with a full audit trail.
HL7 FHIR is the “common language” that lets histories, results and appointments move between hospitals, laboratories and government without locking the information inside a single vendor.
NOM-024-SSA3-2012 defines how electronic health records must be stored and protected in Mexico. Our architecture aligns with those requirements for privacy, security and audit.
A design commitment: auditable records with no opaque deletions. Clinical traceability is a priority in our infrastructure.
Integrity
In healthcare, deleting a record without a trace is not a feature: it is a legal and clinical risk. Here is how we treat it.
At VectorVida, integrity is absolute. Every clinical record, encounter and diagnosis is auditable and permanent; nothing is deleted from the infrastructure in a way that removes the recoverable clinical history.
A single source of truth — an immutable history for whoever has to audit it.
A free service for patients in Mexico. Because understanding your treatment shouldn’t require a second appointment.
Rx
Omeprazole 20 mg
1 capsule / 24 hr × 30 days
Oral, on an empty stomach
Signature and licence no.
Omeprazole 20 mg
Reduces acid in the stomach. Take it on an empty stomach, 30 min before breakfast. Don’t mix it with over-the-counter antacids.
Possible effects: mild headache or nausea in the first few days.
What you get
What you understand
Take a photo of your prescription. Send it over WhatsApp. Within seconds you get what the medication is, how to take it and what to avoid — in plain language, with no jargon.
Frequently asked questions
If you run a health institution or lead its digital transformation, we can show you how VectorVida fits with your current systems, your regulatory framework and your clinical teams.
We work with the public and private sectors in Mexico; the next step is a conversation with your executive or IT team.
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