Menteia · Seguro Sin Vueltas · October 2026 · Confidential
# Business plan **Seguro Sin Vueltas** — AI assistant on WhatsApp that guides patients with major medical insurance at no cost and routes them to in-network doctors and hospitals, backed by VITAE Asesores.
## 1. Summary Seguro Sin Vueltas is a free guidance service for patients: an AI agent on WhatsApp collects the basic details, reads the policy with computer vision, pre-qualifies the case and assigns it to a specialist advisor at VITAE, who guides the patient to doctors and hospitals in their insurer's network. Our own CRM gives advisors a prioritized queue, case files, live chat with takeover and KPIs. > Use your health insurance without the runaround. ## 2. Problem - 14.5 M Mexicans have private health insurance, but using it is a maze: hospital networks, deductibles, co-insurance, surgery scheduling, reimbursements. - Patients arrive late or at the wrong hospital and end up paying out of pocket or abandoning the claim. - Doctors and hospitals lose insured patients because nobody connects them with people who already have coverage. ## 3. Solution and product - Single entry point on WhatsApp from the website or referral QR codes, tagged by source (patient, emergency, surgery, doctor, company). - The AI agent collects data, reads the policy summary page (OCR) and transcribes voice notes; it never promises coverage or gives medical advice. - Pre-qualification and automatic assignment to the available advisor with the lightest workload. - Advisor CRM: prioritized queue, funnel, patient case file, live chat with 'take control', insurer-specific forms, SLAs. - Network of partner doctors and hospitals with no membership fee; HR portal for companies. ### Technology - Next.js 14 + TypeScript (websites and CRM); Supabase (Postgres with RLS, pgvector, Auth, Storage, 10 Edge Functions). - Meta WhatsApp Cloud API; agent in n8n; OpenAI (GPT-4.1, vision, Whisper). - DigitalOcean + Traefik/Docker, Cloudflare, Metabase, Resend. ## 4. Market | Level | Annual size | How it is calculated | | --- | --- | --- | | TAM | US$29 M | 14.5 M people with major medical insurance × ~5% with a hospital event per year (~725k cases) × US$40 per routed case | | SAM | US$11.6 M | Mexico City and State of Mexico (~40% of insured people) | | SOM | US$300k | ~750 cases routed per month by month 24 (≈2.5% of SAM) + partner memberships | **Supporting data:** - Health insurance premiums 2024: ~US$8.5 B; loss ratio 74% (AMIS). - More than 14.5 M people with major medical coverage (+4.4%). - 71k registered insurance agents (Jun-2024). - Claims paid in 2025: ~US$7.8 B (+19%). *Market figures are estimates based on public sources; validate them before sending to institutional funds.* ## 5. Target customer - Patients with major medical insurance (policyholders and family members) in Mexico City and the State of Mexico facing surgery, an emergency or medical tests. - Specialist doctors and in-network hospitals looking for insured patients. - HR departments at companies with a group policy (employee benefit). ## 6. Business model and pricing Free for the patient. Revenue from a coordination fee charged to partner doctors and hospitals per attended case, a partner membership with visibility and tools, and a B2B program for companies with a group policy. | Item | Price | | --- | --- | | Patient | Free | | Coordination fee per attended case (partner) | US$25–60 | | Partner doctor membership (profile, scheduling, CRM) | US$50 / month | | HR program (companies) | US$1–2 per employee / month | ## 7. Go-to-market strategy - Patients: health SEO and content + Meta and Google campaigns (with human approval of spend). - Referrers with QR codes: medical offices, pharmacies, insurance agents. - Network of partner doctors and hospitals in Mexico City/State of Mexico with no initial membership fee, recruited through vitaeasesores.com (portal for doctors and HR). - Companies: HR as a B2B2C channel (wellness benefit for employees). ## 8. Competition and positioning | Alternative | What it offers | Our advantage | | --- | --- | --- | | Traditional insurance agent | Sells the policy, offers little follow-up | 24/7 support when using it | | Insurer's call center | Paperwork, not guidance | Advisor on the patient's side | | Doctor directories (Doctoralia) | Search and book | Connects based on your policy's network | | Reimbursement handlers | After-the-fact paperwork | Guidance before, during and after | ## 9. Defensible advantages - AI does the heavy lifting (data capture, policy OCR, prioritization); a human expert makes the sensitive decisions. - Health guardrails: no coverage promises, no medical advice, closed list of insurers, human in the loop. - Free for the patient: revenue comes from the partner network and companies, not from the sick. - Our own CRM with role-based security (RLS): each advisor sees only their own cases. ## 10. Traction - Platform in production (pilot) since July 2026: website, WhatsApp agent and advisor CRM. - Operated by VITAE Asesores (vitaeasesores.com), its corporate brand: a network of partner doctors and HR teams with free advisory, tools and a CRM to follow up on every case. - Real case metrics still to be documented (test data was wiped in Jul–Sep). ## 11. Team | Partner | Role | Stake in Menteia | | --- | --- | --- | | Rafael Herrera | CEO / CFO | 33.3% | | Vladimir Díaz | CTO | 33.3% | | Francisco D'Angelo | Head of Legal and Compliance | 33.3% | **Hires funded by the round:** - Full-stack developer — from month 1 - Customer success / implementation — from month 1 - Growth / digital marketing — from month 3 - B2B account executive — from month 4 - Support / operations — from month 6 ## 12. Financial projection (24 months) | Quarter | Revenue | Expenses | Net cash flow | Cumulative cash flow | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Q1 | US$1,400 | US$35,738 | US$-34,338 | US$-34,338 | | Q2 | US$7,841 | US$56,048 | US$-48,208 | US$-82,545 | | Q3 | US$13,003 | US$59,859 | US$-46,856 | US$-129,402 | | Q4 | US$19,682 | US$60,021 | US$-40,339 | US$-169,741 | | Q5 | US$28,667 | US$60,183 | US$-31,516 | US$-201,257 | | Q6 | US$41,162 | US$60,345 | US$-19,183 | US$-220,440 | | Q7 | US$58,992 | US$60,507 | US$-1,515 | US$-221,955 | | Q8 | US$84,938 | US$60,669 | US$24,269 | US$-197,686 | - Monthly recurring revenue (MRR) at month 24: **US$31,850** (ARR US$382,202) - Total 24-month spend: **US$453,371**; cumulative revenue: **US$255,684** - Projected monthly breakeven: **month 21** **Revenue assumptions:** - No revenue in the first 2 months (partner signing and compliance). - Routed cases: 40/month in month 3, growing 15% monthly: ~750 cases/month by month 24. - Average coordination fee: US$35 per case attended by a partner. - Partners with membership: 10 in month 4, +5 per month (US$50/month). ## 13. The round - Amount: **US$500,000** for **25%** (pre-money US$1,500,000, post-money US$2,000,000). - Use of funds detailed in *06_Modelo_Financiero_y_Ronda* (financial model and round). ## 14. Risks and mitigation | Risk | Mitigation | | --- | --- | | Health data (sensitive, LFPDPPP) | Privacy notice and express consent; RLS; legal review before scaling | | Routing fee model (medical ethics, conflicts of interest) | Transparent coordination fee, no exclusivity; the patient chooses; legal review | | Unsupported marketing claims | Remove 'thousands of cases' and illustrative testimonials until real data exists | | Dependence on external n8n and a single server | Move the agent to our own redundant infrastructure | | Expensive patient acquisition | Referral and company channels; human approval of ad spend |