MediRec
Clinical regulation · Public health
The layer that organizes regulation — without replacing what already works.
Each patient is prioritized by clinical risk and monitored until they are served — without getting lost in line. The right vacancy comes to whoever else need, at the right time.
MediRec organizes the systems in service of the patient
Already in operation, at scale
MediRec has been live in Rio de Janeiro's municipal health network since January 2025.
Source: memorandum from the Subsecretariat for Primary Care (S/SUBPAV no. 16/2026).
Brings SISREG, SER, GAL, SISCAN and eSUS into a single flow — and fills in where there's no system.
Cross-references the databases, finds inconsistencies, and surfaces what needs attention.
Keeps teams, units and processes moving around the same case.
How MediRec connects
MediRec is the orchestration layer between teams and the official databases. Each system stays the source of truth; MediRec makes the whole work as a single flow.
Primary care (eSUS)
- eSUS
- eSUS Notification
- eSUS Regulation
Regulation
- SER
- SERNIT
- SISREG
- SISS
Surveillance and tracking
- Bolsa Família (SUBPAV Rio)
- CCDTI
- SINAN Online
- SINAN Rio
- SISCAN
- TJRJ
Tuberculosis
- ILTB
- SIMC
- SISAA
- SITE-TB
Exams and laboratories
- Biomega
- Científica Lab
- GAL
Integrating data from
- CADV
- SISCADI
- SISTUB
Data that MediRec receives from these systems — read-only, with no write access.
And where there is no system to orchestrate, MediRec steps in as the system. It doesn’t replace anything — it gives form to processes that previously lived on paper or in teams’ routines. This is the case with Reception (Acolhimento), for patients who arrive without an appointment, and the ACS Panel (Painel do ACS), for community health workers in the field.
From data to action
If the section above shows how MediRec brings the systems together, this one shows what it does with that. When the data connects, MediRec turns the integrated databases into automations and controls that support work on three fronts.
Request
Helps the requester pre-format and qualify the request at the origin — the referral arrives complete and within criteria, with fewer returns.
Surveillance
Cross-references data across databases, detects inconsistencies, and flags situations that need follow-up.
Consultation
With protocols integrated, it supports the professional with automations and guidance during the appointment itself.
Connects, analyzes — and coordinates
Bringing the systems together and cross-referencing the data is half the work. The other half is keeping people and processes moving: communication within the team and between units, and following each case to the end. The three screens below show that second half.
No one falls through the cracks
The panel shows who has an overdue exam, a pending return, or a situation that needs attention — before it becomes urgent. The team can act immediately from the panel: schedule the exam, book the return, or alert whoever is needed.
Qualifying the queue gets easier
The AI suggests priority and the automation checks criteria and documents — but the person who qualifies is the regulator. Shortcuts cut the repetitive work: approve, return, or request data in one click.
Everything about the patient in one place
Every patient with a record in the network has a single timeline: consultations, exams, referrals, and results gathered from the various databases. The professional stops hunting for information across five systems — and gains time at every appointment.
Schematic illustrations of the interface — fictional data.
Data transparency
As a platform that handles health data, we keep public the data protection practices required by the LGPD — legal basis, data residency in Brazil, human validation of decisions, data-subject rights and the DPO's contact.
Data Protection Officer (DPO)
Questions about data processing, data-subject requests and incidents can be sent directly to the DPO.
Every hour MediRec gives back is one more hour for care.
Bring MediRec to your network
A layer that integrates with what the municipality already uses — and that can become public property, without lock-in.
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