Health · Peru
Vitas: the visit, the prescription and the booking on one platform
A web platform for doctors: AI-assisted notes, prescriptions and a WhatsApp assistant that books and sends the payment link.
The leak
Doctors handled visit notes, diagnosis coding, prescriptions, scheduling and payments by hand. Patients booked over WhatsApp with nothing to secure the payment.
What we built
- A WhatsApp assistant that finds a doctor, shows open slots, books, reschedules or cancels and sends a payment link.
- A payment portal for patients; the appointment confirms itself when the payment arrives.
- A doctor portal with a schedule and SOAP notes, typed or AI-assisted, with suggested ICD-10 codes.
- Prescription PDFs and an interoperability layer on the FHIR standard.
- Several clinics on one platform, plus independent doctors.
Result
- of a web app that keeps growing
- Phase 2
“The implementation of specialized agents is revolutionizing the medical appointment process in Peru. The system's ability to transcribe consultations, structure SOAP notes, generate ICD-10 codes, and suggest diagnoses has increased the quality of care doctors provide to their patients, while significantly reducing administrative burden. This not only improves the doctor's operational efficiency, allowing them to see more patients, but also gives them a clearer mind to care for patients better.”
Felipe Velasquez · Medical Practice Manager, VitasHow we built it
The core runs on AWS Lambda, Amazon API Gateway and Amazon DynamoDB; notes go through AWS Step Functions to the language models. The WhatsApp assistant is an agent built with LangGraph, and the portals run on Next.js.
Technology
- AWS Lambda
- Amazon API Gateway
- Amazon DynamoDB
- AWS Step Functions
- Amazon S3
- Amazon CloudFront
- LangGraph
- WhatsApp Cloud API
- Next.js
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