# VectorVida > The wholly Mexican company rebuilding the country’s health ecosystem. We advance medical innovation through frontier artificial intelligence and high-impact technology for the public and private sectors. https://vectorvida.com/en/llms.txt · https://vectorvida.com Content last revised: 2026-07-29. ## VectorVida VectorVida is a Mexican health infrastructure company powered by artificial intelligence. It offers Núcleo as an electronic health record when an institution needs that foundation, and the AI, interoperability and data-sovereignty layer that can operate on Núcleo or on the records that already exist, for both the public and private sectors in Mexico. - **Technological sovereignty**: infrastructure built entirely in Mexico, with clinical data under national control. - **Interoperability**: designed around health standards (Mexico’s NOM-024 and HL7 FHIR) to unify institutions that are fragmented today. - **AI as a copilot, not a replacement**: our AI layers assist and suggest; final clinical judgement always belongs to the health professional. - **Compliance first**: privacy under Mexico’s federal data protection law (LFPDPPP), with informed consent for the use of AI. Market: Mexico — public and private health institutions. The thesis: fewer than 15% of institutions operate on a unified digital ecosystem today, and AI can meaningfully reduce the administrative load carried by medical staff. ## VectorVida | AI-Powered Health Innovation ### Intelligence that redefines health. 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. ### Sovereign technology for a unified system. 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. ### Architecture that evolves _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. ### Delta _Data protection_ 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. - Local de-identification of patient data — CURP, RFC, social security number and +52 phone numbers. - NOM-024 compliance with audit-ready evidence. - Available as on-premise hardware (Delta Box) or in your own private cloud (VPC). ### Gamma _Record digitization_ 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. - Digitization and automatic reading of clinical documents. - Extraction and coding of diagnoses and medications. - FHIR-structured records, independent and ready to use. ### Systems that speak the same language. 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. - **The FHIR standard** — 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. - **Legal compliance** — 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. ### Data loss. _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. ### Kopi explains your prescription over WhatsApp. _VectorVida extension — for patients_ A free service for patients in Mexico. Because understanding your treatment shouldn’t require a second appointment. 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. Free during the pilot in Mexico. All you need is WhatsApp — no sign-up, no app. ### Unify healthcare in Mexico. _START A CONVERSATION_ 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. ## Platform modules https://vectorvida.com/en/modules ### Núcleo — The sovereign foundation URL: https://vectorvida.com/en/module/nucleo The sovereign base where the single clinical record lives, along with the workflows that connect your staff, your patients and your sites. Núcleo is the foundational layer of the VectorVida ecosystem: the clinical operating system an institution runs on. It unifies the patient record, patient management and the coordination of specialists and sites into one source of truth, with every action traceable. Built on international standards and Mexican regulation, Núcleo keeps clinical information intact, auditable and under national control — no silos, and no dependency on foreign infrastructure. #### Products - A single electronic health record — One source of truth, aligned with NOM-024. - FHIR interoperability — Connects today’s fragmented systems over HL7 FHIR. - Unified management — Patients, specialists, providers and sites. - Data sovereignty — Clinical information is processed and held in Mexico. - Immutable audit trail - Integration point - Aligned with NOM-024-SSA3, the Mexican standard for health information exchange. - Interoperability built on the HL7 FHIR standard. - Personal data processed under Mexico’s federal data protection law (LFPDPPP). #### Frequently asked questions **Does Núcleo replace the system my institution already uses?** Not necessarily. Núcleo can serve as the institution’s single clinical record, but it is designed to connect to existing systems over HL7 FHIR, so integration is the starting point rather than a full migration. **How does Núcleo comply with NOM-024?** Núcleo aligns with NOM-024-SSA3 for health information exchange: it structures the record according to the standard, keeps every action on that record traceable, and holds the information on infrastructure under national control. **Can a clinical record be deleted in Núcleo?** Not in any way that removes the recoverable clinical history. Every record, encounter and diagnosis is auditable and permanent, backed by an immutable log that reconstructs who accessed or changed the information, and when. **Does Núcleo handle multiple sites and specialists?** Yes. It unifies the management of patients, specialists, providers and sites into one source of truth, including the workflows that coordinate staff across locations. ### Delta — Data protection URL: https://vectorvida.com/en/module/delta De-identification of clinical data, so you can use artificial intelligence without exposing patient data. Delta is VectorVida’s data protection layer. It automatically de-identifies sensitive patient information — name, address, CURP national ID, RFC tax ID, social security number, phone and postal code, among others — inside clinical notes and messages, so a clinic can use artificial intelligence (WhatsApp, cloud models and the other VectorVida modules included) without the patient’s personal data leaving the institution. Delta runs locally, on-premise, so information never leaves the clinic’s own hardware, in line with NOM-024. Unlike a simple redaction tool, Delta is reversible inside the clinic’s secure environment: de-identified information can be re-linked to the correct patient when the workflow calls for it. Every operation also produces compliance evidence: an immutable audit log, a de-identification certificate for each processed document, and a NOM-024 attestation package ready for audit. #### Products - Automatic de-identification of PHI in clinical text — Hides personal data before it reaches any AI. - 100% local / on-premise — Air-gap capable. Data never leaves. - Mexican identifiers — CURP, RFC, NSS, postal codes and +52 phone numbers. - Audit-ready evidence — A NOM-024 attestation package for every operation. - Immutable audit log - Per-document certificate - Reversible re-identification inside the clinic’s secure environment. - Measured and documented recall on Mexican identifiers. - Monthly updates to the identifier package. - Air-gap capable: information never leaves the institution. - Local, on-premise execution aligned with NOM-024-SSA3: sensitive information does not leave the institution. - Every operation leaves auditable evidence: an immutable log, de-identification certificates and a NOM-024 attestation package. - Personal data processing and de-identification under Mexico’s federal data protection law (LFPDPPP). #### Frequently asked questions **Does Delta work without an internet connection (air-gapped)?** Yes. Delta runs locally, on-premise, and is air-gap capable, so it can operate with no outbound route to external networks at all. Patient information never leaves the institution’s hardware. **Which Mexican identifiers does Delta detect?** Delta de-identifies name, address, CURP national ID, RFC tax ID, social security number (NSS), +52 phone numbers and postal codes, among others, inside clinical notes and messages. Recall on those identifiers is measured and documented. **Is the de-identification reversible?** Yes, inside the clinic’s secure environment. Unlike a redaction tool, de-identified information can be re-linked to the correct patient when the workflow requires it, without that mapping ever leaving the institution. **What compliance evidence does Delta produce?** Each operation produces an immutable audit log, a de-identification certificate per processed document, and a NOM-024 attestation package ready for audit. **Does Delta need the other modules to work?** No. Delta runs independently and can protect data the institution sends to WhatsApp, to cloud models or to any external AI tool, as well as to the other VectorVida modules. **How is Delta deployed?** As on-premise hardware (the Delta Box) installed at the institution, or inside your own private cloud (VPC). The Gateway edition adds an egress proxy and high availability for hospitals and medical groups. ### Therion — Diagnostic intelligence URL: https://vectorvida.com/en/module/therion The diagnostic copilot that proposes diagnoses and ICD-10 coding to save time — the final decision is always signed by the physician. Therion is VectorVida’s diagnostic intelligence layer. Using generative AI trained on reference medical literature, it organises clinical information, suggests differential diagnoses and proposes the matching ICD-10 coding, reducing the administrative load of every encounter. Therion does not decide; it assists. Every suggestion is recorded alongside the physician’s validation, so there is always evidence that a professional reviewed and signed the clinical decision. #### Products - Diagnostic assistance with generative AI — Organises the patient’s clinical information. - ICD-10 coding — Automatic and suggested. - Differential diagnoses — Suggestions that speed up the encounter. - Every suggestion audited — The suggestion and the physician’s validation are both recorded. - Native integration with Núcleo — Runs on the single patient record. - Therion is a clinical copilot: it assists and suggests, and does not replace the specialist’s judgement. - Every diagnostic decision requires a health professional’s validation and signature. - AI used with informed consent, under Mexico’s federal data protection law (LFPDPPP). #### Frequently asked questions **Does Therion diagnose the patient?** No. Therion is a copilot: it organises clinical information, suggests differential diagnoses and proposes the matching ICD-10 coding, but the final decision is made and signed by the physician. Every suggestion is recorded alongside that validation. **What is Therion’s AI trained on?** Reference medical literature. Therion uses generative AI to structure the case and put options in front of the specialist, not to replace their judgement. **Does Therion assign ICD-10 codes automatically?** It proposes ICD-10 coding automatically to reduce the administrative load of each encounter, and the physician confirms or corrects it before it is committed. **Is there a record of what the AI suggested?** Yes. Every suggestion is audited: the model’s proposal and the professional’s validation are both stored, so there is always evidence that a physician reviewed and signed the clinical decision. ### Kronos — Predictive timeline URL: https://vectorvida.com/en/module/kronos The predictive analytics engine that turns patient history into a timeline, anticipating conditions and risk signals in context. Kronos is VectorVida’s temporal analysis layer. It turns scattered clinical history into a continuous timeline, revealing how a patient has progressed and surfacing patterns that would otherwise be lost between encounters. On top of that timeline, Kronos applies predictive analytics to anticipate conditions and flag risk early — always as context for the physician, never as a substitute for their judgement. #### Products - Predictive analytics — Anticipates conditions and risk signals. - Unified timeline — Reconstructs scattered clinical history. - Pattern detection — Across time. - Context to decide — Puts the patient’s progression in context. - Native integration with Núcleo — Runs on the single patient record. - Kronos is a support tool: its predictions are context, not a diagnosis. - The specialist’s judgement and professional view always prevail. - AI used with informed consent, under Mexico’s federal data protection law (LFPDPPP). #### Frequently asked questions **Are Kronos’s predictions a diagnosis?** No. Kronos is a support tool: its predictions are context for the physician, not a diagnosis. The specialist’s judgement always prevails. **What data does Kronos need to work?** The patient’s clinical history, even when it is scattered across encounters and systems. Kronos reconstructs it as a continuous timeline and detects patterns and risk signals on top of that. **What does a timeline add over the ordinary record?** It makes progression visible. Patterns that go unnoticed when each encounter is read in isolation — a trend in results, a recurrence months apart — become obvious once the history is ordered in time. **Does Kronos work without Núcleo?** Kronos integrates natively with Núcleo, which gives it access to the single patient record. For institutions on a different system of record, the integration path is exchange over FHIR. ### Gamma — Record digitization URL: https://vectorvida.com/en/module/gamma Turn your existing records and clinical documents into structured, coded, queryable clinical histories. Gamma turns existing clinical documents — paper records, PDFs, Word files, scanned notes and other formats — into structured, coded clinical records that are ready to query. Gamma digitizes and reads the documents, automatically extracts the relevant clinical entities (diagnoses, medications, studies and patient data), organises them by patient, date and document type, and links them to standardised codes such as ICD-11 along with correct drug names. The result is a structured record in FHIR format, de-identified and auditable. That output can be integrated with Núcleo, connected to the system the institution already uses, or delivered as a structured dataset. Gamma runs independently and on local infrastructure, so patient information never leaves the institution, in line with NOM-024. #### Products - Document digitization and reading (OCR) — Paper, PDF, Word and scanned notes. - Automatic extraction of clinical entities — Diagnoses, medications, studies and patient data. - Automatic organisation — By patient, date and document type. - Standardised coding — ICD-10, ICD-11 and correct drug names. - FHIR-formatted output - De-identification included - Output ready to integrate with Núcleo, with the institution’s current system, or as a dataset. - The complete record is held separately from the de-identified one. - Quality control: every document gets a confidence level, and uncertain cases go to review. - 100% local processing, in line with NOM-024. - Runs independently, with no need to install the other modules. - 100% local (on-premise) processing, in line with NOM-024-SSA3: patient information does not leave the institution. - FHIR-formatted output with standardised coding (ICD-10 and ICD-11), ready to integrate with Núcleo, with the institution’s current system, or as a dataset. - De-identification of sensitive data included, with the complete record held separately; personal data processed under Mexico’s federal data protection law (LFPDPPP). - Per-document quality control: every record gets a confidence level, and uncertain cases go to review. #### Frequently asked questions **Which document formats does Gamma accept?** Paper records, PDFs, Word documents, scanned notes and other clinical document formats. Gamma digitizes and reads them with OCR before extracting clinical entities. **What does Gamma deliver?** A structured record in FHIR format, de-identified and auditable, with the extracted clinical entities (diagnoses, medications, studies and patient data) coded in ICD-10 and ICD-11, including correct drug names. **Can I use Gamma without installing the other modules?** Yes. Gamma runs independently. Its output can be integrated with Núcleo, connected to the system the institution already uses, or delivered as a structured dataset. **Does information leave the institution during processing?** No. Gamma runs on local infrastructure, so patient information never leaves the institution, in line with NOM-024. **What happens if a document is illegible or ambiguous?** Every document gets a confidence level as part of quality control, and uncertain cases go to review rather than being committed automatically. **Is the original record kept?** Yes. The complete record is held separately from the de-identified one, so the original source stays available. ## With Núcleo, or on top of the EHR you already run URL: https://vectorvida.com/en/vs-electronic-health-record VectorVida supports two adoption modes. If your institution needs a system of record, Núcleo is the electronic health record: the foundation where the single clinical record lives, aligned to NOM-024 and FHIR. If you already have an EHR — or several that do not talk to each other — VectorVida operates as the second layer: interoperability, data protection and AI on top of the records you already run, without requiring you to replace the system clinical staff work in. Delta, Therion, Kronos and Gamma apply in both modes. ### What it is - A conventional EHR: The system of record where an institution’s clinical record is captured and consulted. - Núcleo: VectorVida’s EHR: a single clinical record, patients and sites, with auditability and data sovereignty in Mexico. - VectorVida layer: The AI, interoperability and data-protection layer that operates on Núcleo or on the EHR you already run. ### Relationship to your current system - A conventional EHR: Replaces it. The migration is the project. - Núcleo: Can be the new system of record when the institution needs that foundation. - VectorVida layer: Integrates with what you already run. FHIR integration is the starting point, not a forced migration. ### Data scope - A conventional EHR: The patients and sites of a single institution. - Núcleo: The patients and sites of the institution, in a single source of truth. - VectorVida layer: Built so that institutions fragmented today can exchange information under NOM-024 and FHIR. ### Role of artificial intelligence - A conventional EHR: Usually a feature bolted onto the product, where it exists at all. - Núcleo: Native foundation that Therion, Kronos and Gamma connect to when adopted. - VectorVida layer: The starting point of the design: diagnostic assistance (Therion), temporal analysis (Kronos) and document structuring (Gamma). ### Protection before using AI - A conventional EHR: Out of scope; the data leaves exactly as it is. - Núcleo: Prepared so Delta can protect the record before any model sees it. - VectorVida layer: Delta de-identifies patient information locally before it reaches any model, with reversible re-identification inside the institution. ### Historical paper records - A conventional EHR: Typically stay outside the system, or get keyed in by hand. - Núcleo: Receives the structured record Gamma produces, or captures new clinical flow. - VectorVida layer: Gamma digitizes paper, PDF, Word and scans and returns them structured in FHIR and coded in ICD-10 and ICD-11. ### Where the data is processed - A conventional EHR: Frequently in the vendor’s cloud, often outside Mexico. - Núcleo: On infrastructure built in Mexico, under national control. - VectorVida layer: On infrastructure built in Mexico; the sensitive modules run on-premise and are air-gap capable. ### Adoption - A conventional EHR: All or nothing: the system goes in whole. - Núcleo: Can be adopted as the foundation alone, or together with the rest of the stack. - VectorVida layer: Modular. Each module runs independently, so you can start with just one — even without installing Núcleo. Put plainly: if you need an EHR, Núcleo is one. If you already have one — or several — and the problem is unifying them, making use of the information they hold, or applying AI without exposing patient data, that is the layer VectorVida adds. You can take either path, or both. ### Frequently asked questions **Is VectorVida an electronic health record (EHR)?** Yes when you need one: Núcleo is VectorVida’s electronic health record. It can also operate as the interoperability, protection and AI layer on top of the EHR you already run — including Núcleo. The platform is not only an EHR. **Do I have to replace my current system to use VectorVida?** Not necessarily. If you adopt Núcleo as your EHR, yes — that is a change of system of record. If you already have an EHR, the platform connects over HL7 FHIR and in compliance with Mexico’s NOM-024; integration is the starting point. **How is this different from adding an AI module to my current EHR?** In the order of priorities. Before any data reaches a model, Delta de-identifies the patient information locally and leaves NOM-024 compliance evidence behind. An AI module bolted onto an EHR normally sends the clinical text exactly as it is, personal data included. **What happens to my historical paper records?** The Gamma module digitizes them. It turns paper, PDFs, Word documents and scans into structured FHIR records, de-identified and coded in ICD-10 and ICD-11, processing everything locally. **Can I adopt only part of the platform?** Yes. All five modules — Núcleo, Delta, Therion, Kronos and Gamma — run independently or as a full stack. Delta and Gamma in particular are designed to work on their own, with none of the others installed — including without Núcleo. **Does VectorVida’s AI make clinical decisions?** No. Therion proposes diagnoses and ICD-10 coding, and Kronos flags patterns and risk, but both operate as a copilot: every clinical decision requires a health professional’s validation and signature, and the suggestion is recorded alongside that validation. ## Kopi URL: https://vectorvida.com/en/kopi Kopi explains your prescription in plain language over WhatsApp. Send a photo of your note or prescription and get an explanation of what the medication is, how to take it and what not to mix it with. Take a photo of your prescription or clinical note. Kopi explains in plain language what the medication is, how to take it and what you should know before starting. ## Glossary URL: https://vectorvida.com/en/glossary ### NOM-024-SSA3-2012 (NOM-024) The Mexican Official Standard issued by the Ministry of Health (Secretaría de Salud) that sets the requirements for electronic health record information systems in Mexico, including how electronic health records must be stored, exchanged and protected. It establishes privacy, security, interoperability and audit obligations that any clinical system must meet to operate in the country. ### HL7 FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) (FHIR) The international health interoperability standard published by HL7. It defines resources and an API so that histories, laboratory results, medications and appointments can be exchanged between different systems. In practice it is the “common language” that keeps clinical information from being locked inside a single vendor. ### Electronic health record (EHR / ECE) The digital record of a patient’s health history within one institution: encounters, diagnoses, medications, studies and clinical notes. An EHR is the system where that record is captured and consulted. Núcleo can be that EHR; VectorVida can also operate as the infrastructure layer that connects several EHRs to one another or applies artificial intelligence on top of them. In Mexico it is referred to as the expediente clínico electrónico (ECE). ### Clinical interoperability The ability of two or more health systems to exchange information and use it without loss of meaning. It requires agreement on both the transport of the data and its vocabulary: a diagnosis sent from a hospital to a laboratory must mean the same thing at both ends, which in Mexico means aligning with NOM-024 and standards such as FHIR and ICD. ### ICD-10 (International Classification of Diseases, 10th revision) (ICD-10 / CIE-10) The World Health Organization coding system that assigns an alphanumeric code to every diagnosis and cause of death. It is the classification Mexico uses for epidemiological reporting, billing and health statistics, which makes correct ICD-10 coding an operational requirement rather than a documentation detail. Locally it is known as CIE-10. ### ICD-11 (International Classification of Diseases, 11th revision) (ICD-11 / CIE-11) The most recent revision of the World Health Organization classification, in force since 2022. It expands and restructures ICD-10, is designed for digital use and allows greater clinical granularity. Adoption runs alongside ICD-10 during the transition, so systems usually need both codings. Locally it is known as CIE-11. ### De-identification of clinical data The process of removing or replacing the data that makes a patient identifiable — name, address, CURP national ID, RFC tax ID, social security number, phone, postal code — while leaving the useful clinical information intact. It allows clinical text to be analysed, or sent to an artificial intelligence model, without exposing personal data. When the process is reversible inside the institution’s secure environment, the record can be re-linked to the correct patient. ### Sensitive personal data A category defined by Mexican data protection law that includes information about a person’s present, past and future health status. Processing it requires express consent and reinforced security measures, which means any use of artificial intelligence over clinical notes needs an explicit protection strategy. ### Federal Law on the Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties (LFPDPPP) (LFPDPPP) The Mexican law governing how private parties may collect, use, store and transfer personal data. It requires publishing a privacy notice, obtaining consent — express consent for sensitive data such as health information — and guaranteeing the rights of access, rectification, cancellation and objection. ### On-premise (local processing) A deployment model in which the software runs on infrastructure the institution itself controls, rather than a remote third-party service. For clinical data this means the information never leaves the institution’s perimeter, which simplifies NOM-024 compliance and reduces the exposure surface. ### Air-gapped (network isolation) A configuration in which a system operates with no connection to external networks at all. It is the strictest level of isolation: even if a component were compromised, there is no outbound route for the data. It is used when the sensitivity of the information justifies giving up connectivity. ### PHI (Protected Health Information) (PHI) A term of United States origin — from the HIPAA regulation — for health information that can be linked to an identifiable person. It is commonly used across the industry as a practical synonym for identifiable health data; in Mexico the applicable framework is the LFPDPPP and its category of sensitive personal data. ### Health data sovereignty The principle that a population’s clinical data should remain under the jurisdiction and control of the country that generates it, processed on national infrastructure. It reduces dependence on foreign vendors and keeps access to critical health information from being subject to decisions or legal frameworks in another jurisdiction. ### Traceability and immutable audit log An append-only record of every access to, modification of or generation of clinical information, in which entries cannot be altered or removed retroactively. It is the condition that makes it possible to audit who viewed or changed a record and when — and, in healthcare, the reason deleting a record without a trace is treated as a legal risk rather than a feature. ## Frequently asked questions **What is VectorVida?** VectorVida is a wholly Mexican health infrastructure company powered by artificial intelligence. We build the AI, interoperability and data-sovereignty layer that public and private health institutions in Mexico run on. **Is VectorVida an electronic health record (EHR)?** Yes when you need one: Núcleo is VectorVida’s electronic health record. It can also operate as the interoperability, protection and AI layer on top of the EHR you already run — including Núcleo. The platform is not only an EHR. **Where is health data stored and processed?** On infrastructure built entirely in Mexico. Technological sovereignty is a core principle: clinical data stays under national control and is processed under Mexico’s federal data protection law for private parties (LFPDPPP). **How do you guarantee interoperability between institutions?** The platform is designed around recognised health standards — Mexico’s NOM-024 and HL7 FHIR — so institutions that are fragmented today can share and exchange clinical information in a structured, secure way. **Does the AI replace the physician’s judgement?** No. VectorVida’s AI works as a copilot: it assists and suggests, but final clinical judgement always belongs to the health professional. Modules like Therion and Kronos support the specialist without substituting for their professional view. **What is Kopi?** Kopi is our product for patients: a WhatsApp bot that explains your prescription in plain language. You send a photo of your note or prescription and get back what the medication is, how to take it and what not to mix it with. **How do you protect privacy and obtain consent for using AI?** We operate compliance-first: a privacy notice under Mexico’s LFPDPPP, a data processing agreement (DPA) for institutions, and a specific informed consent for the use of artificial intelligence. **Who is VectorVida built for?** Public and private health institutions in Mexico that want to modernise their infrastructure with AI, reduce the administrative load on medical staff and operate inside a unified digital ecosystem. ## Before you write **Do you work with both the public and private sectors?** Yes. We work with public and private health institutions in Mexico, and we adapt the implementation to your operation, your regulatory framework and your clinical and IT teams. **How quickly do you reply?** We handle every request within business days. A specialist reviews your message and contacts you by email or phone to follow up and assess the collaboration. **Do you offer a demo of the platform?** Yes. We can show you how the Núcleo, Delta, Therion, Kronos and Gamma modules work together or independently, starting from your institutional context. **Do I need to adopt every module?** No. Each module runs independently or as part of the full stack, so you can start with whichever adds the most value to your institution and integrate the rest later. **Where are you located?** Our headquarters are in León, Guanajuato, Mexico. We work remotely with institutions across the country, in both the public and private sectors. ## VectorVida: the truth about infrastructure URL: https://vectorvida.com/en/manifesto The principles governing how we build health technology in Mexico — for executives, clinicians and the teams that integrate the ecosystem. - **Health is infrastructure.** Clinical software is not just another application: it is the base an institution operates on, and it should be held to that standard. - **Technological sovereignty.** Mexico’s clinical infrastructure and data should stay under national control, processed in the country. - **AI is a copilot, not a replacement.** Our artificial intelligence layers assist and suggest; final clinical judgement always belongs to the health professional. - **Absolute integrity.** No clinical record is deleted in a way that removes the recoverable history. Traceability is a condition, not an optional feature. - **Interoperability by design.** We build on NOM-024 and HL7 FHIR so information is never locked inside a single vendor. ## Contact info@vectorvida.com +52 477 143 0734 León, Guanajuato, México https://vectorvida.com/en/contact https://www.instagram.com/vectorvida, https://www.linkedin.com/company/vectorvida, https://x.com/vectorvida, https://www.youtube.com/@vectorvida This site is published in Spanish (canonical, unprefixed paths) and in English under /en/. Legal documents exist in Spanish only.