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What It Is

SAM（Administrador de Expedientes Médicos en Línea）is an online electronic medical record management system for doctors, clinics, medical groups, and hospitals, provided by Sistemas Avanzados en Medicina S.C. de C.V. It focuses on enabling users to access and update patient clinical files anytime via the internet, using a browser on a computer, tablet, or phone. It is compatible with Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android.

Core Features and Collaboration

Based on the information on the page, SAM covers the main workflows of outpatient management: patient profiles, complete medical records, history records, consultation notes, attachment uploads, appointment and surgery scheduling, multi-criteria search, customized reports, and prescription generation. Its prescription feature can auto-fill based on medication names, and the service states that it complies with Mexico’s NOM clinical record standards, the HL7 standard, and COFEPRIS official validity requirements. For collaboration, the system supports doctors working with assistants and other doctors to manage patients together. Different plans limit the number of doctors and assistants, but the page does not disclose more detailed role permissions, approval flows, or audit mechanisms.

Pricing and Trial

SAM uses a monthly subscription model. Personal costs 580 Mexican pesos/month and supports 1 doctor, 2 assistants, and 5,000 patients; Grupo Médico costs 1,160 pesos/month; Clínica costs 2,320 pesos/month; and Hospital costs 5,800 pesos/month, supporting up to 100 doctors, 200 assistants, and 200,000 patients. All prices include IVA, renew automatically, and can be canceled. All plans include a 60-day free trial with no credit card required, which lowers the barrier to testing the product.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are a clear focus on medical use cases and a fairly complete feature set, making it especially suitable for replacing paper-based medical records and scattered spreadsheets. Browser access on mobile devices is also useful for doctors who need to check schedules and records outside the clinic. Plan capacity limits are relatively clear as well. The main drawback is that the public page does not explain payment methods, data encryption, backups, compliance certifications, APIs, third-party integrations, or private deployment options. For a medical data system, these details directly affect procurement evaluation.

Best Fit and Access from China

SAM is better suited to individual doctors, specialist outpatient clinics, ophthalmology and other specialty providers, clinic groups, and small hospitals in Mexico and Spanish-speaking environments. Chinese organizations considering it should carefully verify network connectivity, Chinese language support, payment methods, cross-border data issues, and local healthcare compliance requirements. The page does not provide information on access performance from China, so this remains unknown. Domestic alternatives in China include healthcare IT products from Winning Health Technology and B-Soft, while international comparables include DrChrono, Cliniko, and SimplePractice.