LataMed AI Corp. (OTC: LMED), a healthcare technology company developing digital health and artificial intelligence solutions for Latin America, announced today that its Venezuelan operating subsidiary has entered into separate agreements with Colegio Claret and Colegio Roraima in Caracas to develop and implement school-based digital healthcare initiatives within their communities.
Under the terms of the agreements, LataMed AI and each participating school intend to collaborate on an implementation framework through which students, parents, legal guardians, school personnel, and other authorized members may access the company’s online medical appointment and telemedicine services and connect with participating healthcare providers. The ventures are expected to focus on online medical appointment scheduling, telemedicine consultations, digital communications, and healthcare information intended to help families identify and connect with appropriate medical services. The parties will also establish operational, technical, privacy, consent, and safeguarding procedures required for implementation.
LataMed AI intends to work with each school to define the scope and rollout of the proposed program, establish enrollment and communication procedures, identify available healthcare services, and coordinate training and educational materials for school administrators and participating families. Any healthcare services made available would be provided by appropriately qualified healthcare professionals. Participation by students would remain subject to applicable parental or legal guardian authorization, privacy and data-protection requirements, school safeguarding policies, clinical protocols, and other applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
“These agreements represent an opportunity to expand access to digital healthcare services through trusted educational institutions,” said Dr. Kevin Rodan Levy, Chief Executive Officer of LataMed AI Corp. “Schools are important centers of communication for families and communities. Our objective is to work with Colegio Claret and Colegio Roraima to implement responsible programs that improve awareness of telemedicine services and make it easier for families to connect with qualified healthcare providers.”
Management believes that working through educational institutions may provide an efficient way to introduce the company’s digital healthcare services to students, families, and school personnel through a trusted community setting. The proposed model is intended to support coordinated communication among participating families, school administrators, and qualified healthcare providers and may demonstrate how LataMed AI’s technology can be adapted for institutional healthcare-access programs in addition to its direct-to-patient telemedicine services.
The proposed school-based programs are also consistent with LataMed AI’s broader healthcare ecosystem strategy, which is focused on connecting patients, healthcare professionals, pharmacies, insurers, payment providers, wellness organizations, educational institutions, and other participants in the delivery of healthcare services. If successfully implemented, management believes the model developed with Colegio Claret and Colegio Roraima may provide a framework that could potentially be adapted for other educational institutions in Venezuela and elsewhere in Latin America. Any future expansion would remain subject to separate discussions, appropriate agreements, operational readiness, regulatory considerations, and the availability of qualified healthcare providers.
The agreements establish the framework under which the parties intend to develop and implement the proposed programs, but do not guarantee any specific implementation schedule, level of participation, revenue generation, or expansion to additional institutions. The company will provide further updates as appropriate. For additional information, visit https://latamed.ai or review the company’s filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission at www.sec.gov.
This partnership highlights the potential for telemedicine to reach underserved populations through community anchors like schools. For business leaders, the move signals how digital health companies are exploring innovative distribution channels to drive adoption and scale. If successful, LataMed AI’s model could reduce barriers to healthcare access for families in Latin America, where telemedicine infrastructure is still developing. The initiative also underscores the importance of navigating privacy, regulatory, and consent frameworks in school-based health programs—a critical consideration for any company expanding into institutional partnerships.
