>./industries/health/hospitals·cluster 01 · NOM-253 · NOM-016 · FEUM · JCI · COFEPRIS

hospital monitoring · audit as a report, not an event.

A lost blood unit or a compromised body in legal custody costs more than monitoring the entire hospital for years. Blood bank, operating rooms, hospital pharmacy, ultra-cold, backup generator, medical gases · all on one platform.

what's at stake
hospital licensesuspended for sustained logbook gaps
blood productshundreds of thousands of pesos per unit
medical-legal liabilityin the millions per body or patient
>./puntos·point by point

this is how we look after your hospital, from the inside.

Each number is a point where a wireless sensor works for you — and the specialist tells you what to do. You install only the ones that apply to your hospital. The color says what each one protects:

filter:
your hospital · over the planisometric map of a hospital
1blood bank ★we alert you to the failure before you lose a bag of blood
2hospital pharmacywe alert you if a refrigerator fails, before you discard vaccines and medicine
3laboratorywe detect the cold failure before you discard reagents and samples
4biohazard waste (RPBI) storewe log the waste temperature for your NOM-087 record
5emergency generatorwe tell you if the generator did NOT start in the power cut
6electrical roomwe detect panel overheating before the fire
7sterilization (CEYE)we log temperature and pressure for each autoclave cycle; your responsible person signs the validation

★ the specialist never rests. In the blood bank (1) it crosses door × temperature and watches the platelet agitator; it learns each unit's cycle (ignores the defrost, alerts the real failure). And when the power goes, it tells you whether the generator (5) started —in a hospital, that's life—. It all feeds your COFEPRIS · NOM-253 · NOM-087 logs.

>./valor·II · what we protect · against what we avoid

what we protect · what we avoid.

what we protect
  • +More than three hundred thousand pesos saved per blood-bank refrigerator failure · the sensor costs a fraction of the product it protects
  • +Automatic NOM-253 / FEUM PDF report in two to three minutes for COFEPRIS, JCI or Consejo de Salubridad General audit
  • +Surgery on time at 6 AM (operating-room humidity in spec) protects surgical income and avoids rescheduling fasted patients
  • +Energy restored in minutes vs half an hour · generator verified by continuous monitoring during CFE outages
  • +Standardization across twenty-five to twenty-eight hospitals in a chain with multi-campus dashboard and internal benchmarking
what we avoid
  • ✕Multimillion-peso medical-legal liability from a compromised body in custody or patients on mechanical ventilation during a generator-less outage
  • ✕Hundreds of thousands of pesos in biologics, insulins, chemotherapy lost to a refrigerator door left ajar after inventory
  • ✕Hospital license suspended due to sustained logbook gaps
  • ✕Nosocomial infections from undetected poor ICU ventilation
  • ✕Period-result invalidation in the blood bank from NOM-253 record gaps
>./casos·III · twelve situations · four areas

twelve use cases · four critical areas.

>./hospital-cold-chain·sección A

for the responsable sanitario.

Responsable Sanitario + Blood Bank Lead + Hospital Pharmacy Director. Five cases · blood bank, ultra-cold samples, hospital pharmacy, hospital vaccine storage, and morgue freezer — each critical equipment has specific coverage.

#what happenshow we detect itprotected value
01
Blood-bank refrigerator fails at 2:15 AM
Dual temperature sensor (upper + lower zone) + door-open sensor
More than three hundred thousand pesos saved · blood available for emergency surgeries
02
Ultra-low freezer -80 °C for samples or chemotherapy
Product temperature + door + current sensor · 30-second alert on door-open
Clinical research protected · treatments uninterrupted
03
Hospital pharmacy refrigerator door ajar after inventory
Door-open sensor + temperature sensor
Chemotherapy and biologics protected · treatments uninterrupted
04
Hospital vaccine warehouse · 10× the volume of a retail pharmacy
Temperature + product temperature + door + current meter
Inventory protected · continuous FEUM traceability
05
Morgue freezer rises from -18 °C to -8 °C on a Saturday
Temperature + door sensor · gradual-trend detection
Multimillion-peso lawsuit avoided · medical-legal integrity
>./critical-clinical-areas·sección B

for the medical director.

Medical Director + OR Lead + ICU/NICU Lead + Quality Director. Three cases · operating room with out-of-range humidity before surgery, ICU/NICU with high CO₂ affecting critical patients, medical-gas leak in cylinder storage · lives and compliance simultaneously.

#what happenshow we detect itprotected value
06
Operating room at >60 % humidity at 6 AM before first surgery
Indoor air-quality sensor with continuous T° + RH + CO₂
Surgery on time · income protected · NOM-016 met
07
Overheating or high CO₂ in ICU / NICU
Indoor air-quality sensor + current meter on HVAC
Clinical environment controlled · nosocomial infections mitigated
08
Medical-gas leak (O₂, N₂O) in cylinder storage
Gas detector + indoor air-quality sensor
Lives · cylinders recovered · safety compliance
>./infrastructure-continuity·sección C

for the maintenance lead.

Maintenance Lead + Infrastructure Director. Two cases · backup generator that fails to start during a blackout puts the entire hospital at risk; plant-room leak threatens chillers and critical boilers · continuous monitoring eliminates both surprises.

#what happenshow we detect itprotected value
09
Generator doesn't start during nighttime CFE outage
Current meter on generator + three-phase meter on the panel
Patient lives · liability avoided · energy restored fast
10
Plant-room leak (chillers, boilers)
Leak sensor + current meter on pumps
Critical hospital equipment protected
>./compliance-scale·sección D

for the general director.

General Director + Quality Director + Group Operations Director. Two cases · triple audit (COFEPRIS + Consejo de Salubridad General + JCI) and chain rollouts with 25-28 hospitals require auditable reports in minutes and multi-campus dashboards to identify systemic patterns.

#what happenshow we detect itprotected value
11
COFEPRIS · Consejo de Salubridad General · JCI audit
NOM-253 / FEUM PDF report in two to three minutes · Responsable Sanitario's signature
Complete log for the audit · certifications protected
12
25-28 hospital chain · standardization across campuses
Per-hospital replicated deployment with multi-campus dashboard
Approximately one million pesos per hospital per year in protected value
>./noms·IV · the regulations that apply

three regulations · one platform covers all three.

NOM-253-SSA1-2012
what it requires
Blood bank: continuous temperature record, per-unit traceability, immediate excursion alerts.
how we deliver
Dual sensor per refrigerator, immutable log every 5 min, signable PDF report. Per-blood-unit compliance.
NOM-016-SSA3-2012
what it requires
Hospital infrastructure: operating rooms with T° + RH + CO₂ in spec, monitored medical equipment, safe medical gases.
how we deliver
Indoor air-quality sensor per operating room + per ICU. Pre-audit reports for Consejo de Salubridad.
FEUM Supplement · hospital pharmacy
what it requires
Hospital pharmacy: medication storage, inventory control, cold-chain conditions.
how we deliver
Temperature + humidity sensor per pharmaceutical refrigerator + ultra-cold. Monthly log for the FEUM Supplement inspection, presented by your Responsable Sanitario.

For hospitals with JCI certification or international equivalent, we add the additional KPIs (cross-campus standardization, internal benchmarking, ESG/quality report) to the dashboard at no extra charge.

>./workflow·how the data travels

from sensor to report · every five minutes · without human intervention

Five steps. They run in parallel across all your sites, all the time. When something crosses a threshold, the flow completes in under five minutes — alert delivered, response logged, inspector-ready evidence captured.

01

measure

Sensors measure temperature, humidity, current, door-open, leak and other magnitudes every five minutes — no operator required.

02

detect

The system compares each reading against the threshold configured per recipe · per site · per equipment. Threshold crossing triggers the flow.

03

alert

The alert routes to the right person via WhatsApp, email or push · per role and schedule configured.

04

respond

The operator acts from the dashboard or mobile app. The corrective action goes into an immutable log with timestamp + signature.

05

audit

Everything becomes part of the audit package · time series, critical events, corrective actions, NOM report ready in two clicks.

Five steps · no manual operators · no paperwork · no gaps.

>./despliegue·V · five phases · from kickoff to first audit prepared

five phases · per hospital.

01

hospital site survey

2-3 days

Technical visit · critical-equipment inventory (blood bank, ORs, pharmacy, ultra-cold, generator, medical gases) · NOM-253 + NOM-016 points identification · per-department checklist.

02

physical install

5-8 days

Sensors mounted on blood bank + ORs + pharmacy + ultra-cold + generator + plant room · 32-hour backup gateway · coordination with hospital biomedical engineering.

03

configuration + calibration

2-3 days

NOM-253 + NOM-016 + FEUM thresholds · probes calibrated at accredited lab · JCI report template ready · role-based escalation.

04

team training

2 days

Blood Bank Chief + Responsable Sanitario + Biomedical Engineering + Quality Director + Medical Director · each role trains on their flow.

05

30-day support + first audit

30 days

AstreaIoT specialist on standby · first NOM-253 + NOM-016 monthly report delivered · escalation chain tuned to real hospital operation.

For 25-28 hospital chain rollouts: after the first hospital, phases compact to 2-3 weeks per hospital with monthly waves coordinated with medical direction.

>./faq·VI · common questions before the quote

seven questions · honest answers.

what if JCI or COFEPRIS asks for data from several years back?

Immutable log with NTP timestamps · minimum 5-year retention by regulation · longer in contract if you need. The report assembles for the period you select · not truncated data.

does it connect to old or already-certified medical equipment?

The sensors are external · they mount on the refrigerator, operating room or panel without modifying medical equipment. Doesn't affect manufacturer certifications or warranties.

who has access to sensitive blood-bank or pharmacy data?

Role-based access: Blood Bank Chief sees only blood bank, Responsable Sanitario sees pharmacy, Medical Director sees the whole hospital. Every action logged · MFA available for admin roles. records kept under LFPDPPP.

how long does a NOM-253 blood-bank report take to assemble?

Two to three clicks. The system assembles it automatically with the selected period, Responsable Sanitario signature included, format ready for Consejo de Salubridad or COFEPRIS.

what happens to cold chain during a nighttime CFE outage?

32-hour backup gateway + continuous generator monitoring (does it start, fuel level, current quality). If something fails, immediate alert to Biomedical Engineering.

how are sensors calibrated in blood bank or ultra-cold?

Accredited lab before deployment. Per-equipment vigency tracked in the dashboard. We remind you to recalibrate each probe per its certificate (12–24 months depending on use) and keep the certificate next to the log.

does it integrate with the HIS, ERP or the OR system?

Yes · via Custom Integration. Cold-chain data, critical alerts or monthly reports can flow directly to your HIS or central system · without your team exporting CSVs.

>./roi·VII · why this is good business

per hospital · per year.

~ $1M MXN
approximate · in protected value · per hospital · per year

Between blood products, biologics, surgical income protected, avoidance of medical-legal liability, a NOM-253 + NOM-016 + FEUM log that fills itself, and backup-energy verified during outages: approximately one million pesos per mid-size private hospital per year in protected value.

For a 25-28 hospital chain, the rollout standardizes compliance, reduces civil-liability insurance by 8 to 12 percent, and eliminates systemic risk: a Consejo de Salubridad General observation that suspends hospital #14 for 30 days is not a surprise — it is something the national dashboard caught before the audit.

The costliest lawsuit a hospital can receive is not for medical malpractice · it is for a lost blood unit that a sensor would have saved.

>./industries/health/hospitals

the next audit · is already prepared.

Thirty minutes. You tell us how many hospitals you operate and which critical areas you need to monitor (blood bank · operating rooms · pharmacy · ultra-cold · generator · medical gases). We deliver a per-hospital quote + rollout plan + clear cost.