Mutuus is a digital health membership promoted by artificial intelligence (AI) designed to make private medical care easy, accessible and affordable. Through technology and strategic associations, Mutuus has facilitated access without interruption to high quality medical services for companies and individuals, eliminating financial barriers and offering an alternative to traditional health insurance.
Jean-Louis Brunet, CEO and founder of Mutuus, has extensive experience in the health and technology sectors. Throughout his outstanding career, he has focused on taking advantage of innovation to improve access to medical services. His experience covers digital health solutions, business strategy and the expansion of health accessibility in unattended regions. Mutuus combines all these elements in a unified and innovative medical model.
Origins: Learning from past errors in medical care
Brunet explains that Mutuus was born of “recognizing financial and logistics barriers that prevent millions of people from accessing quality medical care.”
Traditional health insurance is usually so expensive and complex that many people are excluded or unattended. With this problem in mind, Mutuus was created to close that gap, offering a simpler and more affordable alternative for people to get the attention they need.
The challenges and difficulties of transforming medical care
One of the main challenges that Mutuus has constantly faced is inherent skepticism towards alternative medical care models in Latin America. However, the company has overcome these obstacles thanks to its arduous work and dedication, which has earned it praise and an excellent reputation.
In addition, when taking the time to form solid associations with private hospitals, Mutuus has managed to demonstrate the tangible impact of its model, while improving its platform promoted by AI in real time, thus optimizing the user’s experience.
Mutuus’ success
The mutual platform, based on AI, improves emergency services, medical appointments and claims management. Its health membership model, both for companies (B2B) and for consumers (B2C), eliminates deductibles and economic barriers, allowing greater access and affordability.
To date, the company has established more than 300 associations with private hospitals. Through these alliances, Mutuus has covered more than 4,000 hospital invoices, providing services to more than 13,000 members and saving families more than 25 million dollars. Recently, the company closed a financing round of 3.2 million dollars led by Amador, with the participation of Latin Leap, so many Ventures, Preface Ventures, Cuesta Partners and G2 Momentum Capital.
Invest in the future of health
Investments in Mutuus not only improve the availability and applicability of medical care for patients throughout the region, but also promote the development of their IA -based platform. The more the company grows, the stronger it becomes, further optimizing emergency services, dating programming and claims management.
Mutuus does all this with the aim of empowering SMEs and large companies with better medical coverage options for their employees.
In the future, Mutuus aspires to expand throughout Latin America, expand its services for companies (B2B) and improve corporate health benefits. The long-term vision of Jean-Louis Brunet is that the company manages to close the gap between cost, accessibility and quality in medical care.
Mutuus is taking advantage of the technology based on AI and strategic alliances with hospitals to revolutionize access to private health in Latin America, making it more affordable and accessible for both companies and individuals.
