One visit.
Every payer.

Private, health plan and SUS billing
from the same clinical record.

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Built for the rules.
Designed for growth.

SUS, health plans and private pay in one platform

900 +
permissions for customizable roles

Hosted locally as a federation, running decentralized AI. Your hosting can become revenue.

Compliance. Ownership. One platform.

Brazil and US code sets, built in

TUSS, the Rol, SIGTAP and CNES are loaded and kept current by validity date and monthly competência. For the United States, CPT, ICD-10-CM and RxNorm are built in. Nobody maintains tables by hand.

Billing checked before it is sent

Every closed visit is checked against SIGTAP and TISS rules. Problems go to a review queue, and care is never blocked. Each visit is coded in its country's system and shared as HL7 FHIR.

Customers become shareholders

Clinics and professionals on AENTE can own shares. Your software spend builds value instead of disappearing.

Traditional software

One system per payer, retyped data and rising license fees, and you own nothing at the end.

Tools that adapt to you

Ready-to-use modules for clinics, labs and public units, all on the same patient record.

Benefits

B2B Ops

Patient Portal

Supply Nexus

LIMS Revolution

Shareholder Opportunity

Built for SUS.
Ready for your network.

Map every facility in your municipality or state from CNES, and bring public units and contracted private providers onto one platform. Each unit runs its own mini data center and keeps working when the internet drops.

SUS production is checked against SIGTAP occupation, age, sex and CID rules before it is submitted. Each finished visit goes to the RNDS as a FHIR record. Prescriptions are signed with ICP-Brasil certificates, and controlled-substance prescriptions get SNCR numbers. The result is fewer rejected records, less rework, and one consistent view of the care paid for with public funds.

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Why the current model fails healthcare in Brazil

One visit can fall under three national standards that don't share codes. Most providers bridge the gap with separate systems, spreadsheets and retyping.

3

national standards that don't share codes: ANS, SUS and CBHPM

2

logins, charts and billing processes for a doctor who works in both private and public care

~500k

facilities in the CNES registry, each with its own habilitations and staff to keep current

What's already built in

This isn't a promise.
The national tables are loaded, linked to each other and kept current.

~6,000

TUSS procedure codes, plus the fee, material and drug tables

~5,000

SIGTAP procedures, updated every month

3,400

Rol items linked to their TUSS codes

3

countries on one system: Brazil, United States and Mexico

Built with experience. Powered by ownership.

Built modular labs in the Amazon during COVID

Over 250,000 patients served

Gabriel Rodrigues

Healthcare Infrastructure Architect

Healthcare infrastructure architect focused on provider-owned systems and clinical autonomy. Rooted in business, ethics, and national vision, I build tools that return control to the hands of those who deliver care.

AENTE is building health infrastructure owned by the people who deliver care, in Brazil, the United States and Mexico.

During COVID-19 we built a molecular biology lab in 21 days for mass testing and went on to serve more than 250,000 patients. That work became the AENTE framework: one record, the right rules at every location and one connected network, so providers spend less time on systems and patients get faster, safer care. A força cria o movimento: force creates movement.

Data-Driven care,
human results.

Facilities

Each unit is adopted from CNES, verified by CNPJ and runs on its own mini data center, joined to the AENTE federation.

  • SUS habilitations per unit
  • Contracts valid per unit
  • Keeps working offline and syncs when the link returns
Professionals

One verified profile for every account a professional works for.

  • Council registrations per state
  • CNS and CBO filled in from CNES
  • SIGTAP occupation rules
Patients

One record per patient, opened to a facility only when a visit is booked there.

  • SUS fields with DATASUS code lists
  • Dependents under LGPD consent
  • Full visit history
Traceability

Every change, approval and supply used is logged in a tamper-evident audit trail.

  • Multi-level approvals for purchases
  • Two-person verification of lab results
  • Each supply lot linked to the patient visit

Discover the platform. Connect your whole network.

Create one account for your organization, whether it is a single clinic, a hospital group or a health department. Add your units from CNES, invite your professionals and set your own rules. Your account connects to the rest of the network. Doctors keep one profile across every organization, patients keep one record, and services, referrals and reports move between accounts with logged access. Use the button below to open the AENTE portal, create your organization's account and start managing every unit in one place. Clinics on AENTE can also become shareholders.

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