KODA Civium · Hospital Virtual do Cidadão (HVC) in Brazil

Better coordination across the municipal network.

Federation, not substitution. The municipality keeps every system it already runs; Civium connects them into one patient journey and three cockpits, on sovereign public hosting with data in Brazil.

A community health worker waits at a bus stop at dusk in a Brazilian neighbourhood, between home visits

Civium: Latin, “of the citizens”.

Who it is for

For municipal health secretariats and the people they serve

A city runs primary care units, urgent care, a regional hospital, specialists and telemedicine, each with its own system. Civium makes them work as one network without replacing any of them.

  1. Primary care

    The family health team sees the whole history and the referrals still open.

  2. Urgent care

    The urgent care team sees allergies, medication and recent visits before treating.

  3. Hospital

    Admission and discharge return to the network, not only to the hospital.

  4. Specialist

    The specialist receives the referral with its reason and the tests already done.

  5. Telemedicine

    Remote follow-up continues from the same history.

One city, one patient journey.

Illustrative journey. Integration depends on the systems in place.

What changes for you

Three cockpits on the same connected view

Citizen cockpit asking whether to seek care, in Portuguese

Citizen

Meu Civium

“Should I seek care?”, the next appointment, and results explained in plain words. Emergencies go straight to the emergency number.

Clinical station with a unified history across units, in Portuguese

Providers

Clinical station

A unified history with the source of every entry, the medication dispensed and administrative support that organises information and never diagnoses.

Municipal panel with coverage, regulation queue and units, in Portuguese

Municipal management

Municipal panel

Demand by territory, queues and regulation, the state of every unit and system, and epidemiological indicators.

Community health agents in Brazil at a training session in their health unit, one holding up her certificate

In the health unit

Every unit counts, including the smallest

A community health agent in a rural unit sees the same connected history as the regional hospital. Where connectivity is poor, the unit keeps working and the view shows what has not yet synchronised, instead of hiding it.

How it fits what you have

A federation layer above the systems the city already runs

Connectors read from the systems each unit uses, a master patient index links the same citizen across them, and every view is authorised. Where a unit still works on paper, the view says so instead of hiding it.

Explore a sample municipality

Hospital Virtual do Cidadão overview, in Portuguese: health units, hospitals, laboratories and regulation federated by KODA Kenkō, one journey from primary care to telehealth, views for citizens, professionals and municipal management, and the data federation architecture

Principles

Built for public health, on public ground

  1. Federation, not substitution.The municipality keeps every system it already runs.
  2. Source records stay where they are.Civium shows a connected view; each record remains in the system that created it.
  3. Authorised views only.Each professional sees what their role and the patient’s care require, and every access is recorded.
  4. Sovereign public hosting.Data is hosted in Brazil, on public infrastructure.
  5. Organises, never diagnoses.Administrative support gathers information; clinical decisions stay with professionals.
  6. LGPD-aware by design.Purpose, access and retention are designed in from the start.

What adopting it involves

  • Comes ready

    • A connected patient journey from primary care to telemedicine
    • Three cockpits: citizen, providers and municipal management
    • A master patient index linking the same citizen across systems
    • Role-based access, with every access recorded
    • Offline-tolerant units that show what has not yet synchronised
  • Configured for you

    • Connectors to the systems each unit already uses
    • The city’s units, territories and referral paths
    • Roles and access rules for each profession
    • The indicators the secretariat follows
  • Who sets it up

    • The municipal IT team provides access to the systems and the public hosting
    • The health secretariat sets priorities, territories and roles
    • Our team connects the systems and rolls Civium out with you, unit by unit
  • What your staff learn

    • Reading a unified history and the source of each entry
    • Following referrals and queues across the network
    • Citizens use Meu Civium on their phone, with no training
  • Scoped separately

    • Connectors to systems with no available interface
    • Digitising units that still work on paper
    • Regional or state-wide federation across several cities

Markets and languages

Brazil
For municipal health secretariats, in Portuguese, on sovereign public hosting with data in Brazil. Offered in Brazil as the Hospital Virtual do Cidadão.

Connect your city’s network.

Tell us which part of the network matters most today: a queue, a referral path or a territory. We will show Civium on it and send a proposal for your city.

KODA Civium — Hospital Virtual do Cidadão: one city, one patient journey · KODA Kenkō