DeepClinic
The AI operating system
of healthcare
We connect what healthcare already runs on and automate its operations with AI.
2.3M+ consultations already handled by this team in El Salvador’s public health system
Problem
Healthcare is fragmented.
We connect it.
Today
Scheduling
Records
Lab
Pharmacy
Billing
Insurance
Six systems that don’t talk to each other
With DeepClinic
DeepClinic One
Scheduling
Records
Lab
Pharmacy
Billing
Insurance
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Why now
Three years ago this was impossible. In three more, it will be taken.
Technology
Autocompleted
Reasons
The model reasons over the case and cites its source.
Regulation
Optional
Mandatory
NOM-004 and NOM-024: electronic records and prescriptions.
Market
You could hire
+10M
Health workers the world will be short of by 2030 (WHO).
Whoever connects clinical operations now becomes the system the clinic lives in.NOM-004 · NOM-024 · WHO 2030
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Solution
We don’t replace the system. We sit on top and make it run itself.
AI automation for hospitals, clinics, physicians and payers — on top of the infrastructure they already paid for.
Built on the brain
Imaging
reading and reporting
Diagnosis
decision support and triage
Communication
patient and care team
Follow-up
adherence and monitoring
Revenue ops
billing and payers
DeepClinic One
The clinical brain
Full patient contextEvidence with provenanceSpecialty-specific guardrails
What the hospital already has — integrated, not replaced
HIS
EHR
Lab and PACS
Pharmacy
Billing
ERP
Every leg already has an owner. The judgment that links them doesn’t.
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Team credential
We already did this with an entire country watching
El Salvador — agentic AI and FHIR under real load, before DeepClinic
National operating scale · El Salvador
2.3M+
Consultations
1.2M+
People with an account
97%
Reported satisfaction
80%
Reported decongestion
People with an account
400K
1.2M+
Nov 2025
Launch
6 weeks
400K users
5 months
1.5M appointments
Apr 2026
Phase II · chronic care
The founding team ran that deployment — the system belongs to the Salvadoran government; DeepClinic is our own product.
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Differentiation
Others cover one leg. We cover the journey.
Who we play against in Mexico today: Doctoralia, the certified EMRs and the AI scribes
The patient
journey
journey
01
Patient
acquisition
02
Clinical note
and ICD-10
03
Charging
the visit
04
Payer
reimbursement
05
Follow-up
between visits
06
One FHIR
record
07
HIS and lab
integration
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the whole journey
6 / 7
legs
Doctoralia
patient marketplace
2 / 7
legs
Huli · Nimbo
certified EMRs
3.5 / 7
legs
Abridge · Nabla
AI scribes
1.5 / 7
legs
coveredpartialnot coveredDoctoralia wins acquisition and Huli or Nimbo integration; none reaches payer reimbursement or follow-up.
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Team
You don’t learn this on the job. We already lived it.
40+ years in health and technology across LatAm
EL
Erik Leija
CEOXepelin co-founder · AI Research Eng. at Google · led national digital-health innovation for El Salvador
FR
Fernando F. Ramírez Yah
CMIOMD · MHA · PMP with 15+ years in digital health: LIS, HIS/EMR and hospital IT
MI
María Elena Ibarra
CRORegional B2B expansion in digital imaging and SaaS · revenue, sales and retention
GJ
Gabriel Jiménez
AI · ML ArchitectBuilt with Google the first distilled LLM for healthcare, the one running in El Salvador today · BS from MIPT · AWS ML Specialty
EG
Enrique Galván Castro
TI · Infra · DevOpsBackend at Xepelin · cloud and DevOps on AWS · backend and AI in Python and RAG
Together, before DeepClinic
2.3M+
consultations handled by this team in El Salvador’s public health system.
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Traction
30
doctors run real visits
with DeepClinic
with DeepClinic
They record the visit, the note writes itself and they sign it into the record.
All 30 from the beta · free · nobody was paid to use it
$1M
of commercial pipeline
In qualification today:
ClinicsHealth organizations
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Vision
Today we connect one clinic. Then, the whole chain.
The data follows the patient, not the door
People
Institutions
Patient
Physician
Clinic
Hospital
Network or medical group
DeepClinic One
One clinical brain
Connects with
Messaging and video
Payments and billing
Wearables
Clinical evidence
Labs
Imaging
Pharmacies
Payers
Records and hospital systems
One record
One standard
One audit trail
One identity
Available todayOn the way
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Strategy
Every visit
makes us harder to catch
The record belongs to the clinic and trains nothing. What compounds are the specialty guardrails and the integrations already solved: clinic number one hundred starts with all of it in place.
A competitor starting today starts without that history.
The flywheel
DeepClinic
One
One
More visits
every clinic adds volume
More integrations
lab, billing, pharmacy
Better guardrails
curated by specialty
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Market
$1.31B addressable
in LatAm
We start in Mexico: $243M across 70,530 accounts
- 60,000 physicians × $1.2K/year = $72M
- 10,000 clinics × $13.2K/year = $132M
- 500 hospitals × $51.6K + 30 payers × $435K = $39M
$243M
Mexico
2026 – 2027
$583M
LatAm Core
2028 – 2030
$486M
Brazil
2030 – 2032
Horizon · adding the US and Canada
$3.56Baddressable market by 2037
Current target
Next phases
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Business model
We enter through the doctor. We scale to the institution.
Blended monthly ACV by tier
The same product across all four tiers. Expanding needs no new sale and no migration: just switch modules on.
Entry · free beta today
~$100 /mo
First sale
~$1,100 /mo
Horizon
~$4,300 /mo
Long term
~$36,250 /mo
T1
Individual physician
$1.2K/yr
T2
Clinic · 3–20 physicians
$13.2K/yr
T3
Hospital · multi-specialty
$51.6K/yr
T4
Payer · institution
$435K/yr
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Go-to-market · 18 months
From 30 doctors in beta to $1M ARR
One product, three ways in
01Individual physicianT1 · ~$100/mo
The 30-doctor beta converts and refers. No implementation: self-serve.
02Clinic, 3 to 20 physiciansT2 · ~$1,100/mo
Direct sales: 30-day pilot, annual contract. The engine of the period.
03Hospital and payerT3 – T4
Through partners: HealthTech México association, labs and HIS resellers.
The bridge to target ARR
60 clinicsT2 · $13.2K/yr$792K
200 physiciansT1 · $1.2K/yr$240K
$1.03MARR by month 18,
which is what a Series A asks for
which is what a Series A asks for
Today: 30 doctors in beta and $1M of pipeline
Clinics and health organizations in qualification.
Ticket sizes taken from the pricing slide. The split is the target for the period, not a closed financial projection.
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Plan
The 18-month plan: from first revenue to $1M ARR
90 clinics × $13.2K ACV = $1.19M · conversion of the current pipeline
$1.3M
$650K
0
Month 6First revenue
10 T2 clinics signed
Month 12~$500K ARR
40 T2 clinics · team in Mexico
Month 18~$1.2M ARR
90 T2 clinics · second market in pilot
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Round
$2.3M USD
$1M+ annualized ARR
Target: CAC payback under 12 months
Second market in pilot
The round
USD 2.3M
for 18 months of execution
Today: zero revenue, 30 doctors using the product and $1M of pipeline. At close: $1M+ ARR and the second market in pilot, which is what a Series A asks for.
Use of funds
Go-to-market Mexico45%
sales team and clinic activation
Product and AI35%
full-time CTO, modules in production and guardrails
Clinical team and compliance20%
medical validation and NOM-004 / NOM-024
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LatAm healthcare doesn’t need another system.
It needs intelligence on top of the one it already has.
It needs intelligence on top of the one it already has.
USD 2.3MLooking for a lead investor
erik.leija@deepclinic.health · deepclinic.app
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Q&A
What follows is not presented. It opens when they ask.
The five modulesResponsibility and dataExpansion 2026–2037
This is not a roadmap: it is in production
Five modules on a single record. The clinic turns on the ones it needs today.
Available todayOn the way
Aurora
Registration and portalScheduling and remindersPre-visit and triagePhysician directory
Cura
Live transcriptionSOAP noteICD-10 codingPrescriptions and evidenceLabImaging
Lexa
Visit chargesCFDI 4.0Payment reconciliationPayers
Tita
30-day planAdherenceSymptom check-insDeterioration alerts
Atlas
ProtocolsAdherence by physicianOutliers vs peersCost per episode
Q&A · Responsabilidad
The AI proposes. The doctor signs.
Who is accountable, who owns the data and what gets logged
The doctor signs
No note, prescription or diagnosis leaves without a doctor reviewing and signing it. The AI proposes; the clinical judgment is human.
Todo queda trazado
Every suggestion stores where it came from and who accepted or corrected it. An episode can be audited end to end.
The data belongs to the clinic
Logical isolation per clinic and encryption in transit. We do not train models on one customer's record to serve another.
Compliance by design
Expediente estructurado sobre HL7 FHIR R4, alineado a NOM-004 y NOM-024, con aviso de privacidad bajo LFPDPPP.
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Appendix
Full expansion 2026 – 2037
Cada mercado permanece activo y escala en las fases posteriores
In parallel, the product grows from the 5-module Seed Core to a 22-module ecosystem by 2037.
$243M
01
Mexico
2026 – 2027
$583M
02
LatAm Core
CO · CL · PE · AR + CAM
2028 – 2030
$486M
03
Brasil
2030 – 2032
$1.82B
04
USA
2031 – 2035
$430M
05
Canada
2033 – 2037
Objetivo actualNext phases (incremental markets)
Mercado direccionable 2026–2037: $3.56B acumulado, incremental por bloque, no ARR proyectado. Cada bloque sigue activo cuando entra el siguiente.
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