Operational product
Already live, in production in Rio's municipal network since the 2025 pilots — with results measured in the field, not promised.
Positioning · Public health
In public health software, product maturity, real-world fit, and municipal autonomy almost never go together — each solution delivers one or two and gives up the rest. MediRec is the point where all three come together.
Two axes, two pains the market doesn't solve together: product maturity and real-world fit. Color shows autonomy — who hands the technology to the municipality, and who locks the client in.
What the quadrant reveals: each category solves one or two axes and gives up the rest. Only MediRec occupies the top-right corner — operational, fit to the front line and autonomous, at the same time.
Each point represents a category of solution, not a company.
The corner is not empty by chance, but because of the business model. Suites and ERPs live on recurring revenue: the customer rents them forever and never receives the code. Opening a path to ownership would destroy the source of revenue itself — that's why they don't cross over to the side of autonomy.
For the market, dependence is revenue. Autonomy, therefore, stays out of reach.
MediRec's only neighbors on that axis — in-house builds and federal tools — are autonomous, but sit well below in maturity and depth.
Five pieces put MediRec in that corner — common individually, but rare together.
Already live, in production in Rio's municipal network since the 2025 pilots — with results measured in the field, not promised.
Integrates with the systems the network already uses — SISREG, SER, GAL, SISCAN, SINAN, eSUS, labs — without replacing them. Where there's a gap, it delivers its own modules. It integrates, complements or combines, depending on the network.
Intelligence applied to the real regulation flow, calibrated on official protocols and always with mandatory human validation. The only one in the SUS ecosystem to bring AI to the front line of regulation.
Every feature comes from those who use it — ACS, doctors, and regulators. The license includes continuous evolution, with no per-feature charge and no budget lock-in.
Through the Technology Ownership Program, the municipality can move toward a perpetual license of use, with the source code held in custody. The intellectual property remains with 2BLP; what transfers is the right of use and the network's operational autonomy. It's the only model in this market that builds public patrimony instead of dependence.
Results measured in the real operation of Rio's network.
Reduction in returns according to memorandum from the Subsecretariat for Primary Care (S/SUBPAV nº 16/2026).
The synthesis
Only MediRec brings together, at the same time, product maturity, integration with what already exists, AI at the front line under human validation, co-creation with the front line and public ownership of technology.
It already works, connects everything, is intelligent, and was built with the front line — and it stays with the municipality.
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