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Development of a Digital Service for Stroke Identification and Referral in Mexico and Central America

sisu.mx

Medical

Pharmaceuticals

Health & Fitness

Challenges in Stroke Treatment Accessibility

In Mexico and Central America, small medical facilities often lack resources to identify and treat strokes within critical timeframes. Previous efforts to address this gap failed to deliver effective tools for healthcare professionals, resulting in delayed diagnoses and preventable complications.

About the Client

Global pharmaceutical company specializing in specialty care and preventive healthcare solutions

Key Project Goals

Create a digital service for rapid stroke symptom identification
Enable real-time access to equipped hospital locations
Integrate with emergency response systems (e.g., 911 services)
Support expansion across Central America (Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama)

Core System Functionalities

Interactive stroke symptom checker
GPS-based hospital locator with filtering by treatment capabilities
Emergency contact integration (direct 911 calling)
Medical association-endorsed educational content
Multi-country hospital database management system

Technology Stack

React Native (cross-platform mobile development)

AWS cloud infrastructure

Google Maps API integration

Twilio for emergency communications

Critical System Integrations

National emergency response networks
Medical association databases
Hospital equipment certification systems

Non-Functional Requirements

Sub-2 second load times for critical features
99.9% uptime SLA for emergency access
HIPAA-compliant patient data handling
Multi-language support (Spanish, English)

Expected Business and Social Impact

First-year metrics projected 12,000+ healthcare professional users, 275+ equipped hospitals in network, and 30% utilization of hospital search functionality. Expansion to three additional countries within 18 months post-MVP, with potential to reduce regional stroke mortality rates through accelerated treatment access.