Dr. Martín Alejandro Sancen Zavala is a physician and surgeon who graduated from the Higher School of Medicine at the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN). He boasts a career spanning over three decades in the health sector, insurance, medical service administration, technological innovation, and the development of healthcare delivery and management models.

Throughout his career, he has held executive and leadership positions at insurance companies, health administrators, medical institutions, and business organizations.

 

His business experience includes founding and leading various organizations in the health sector:

  • Red Médica Internacional
  • Tu Salud
  • Zeusalud
  • TPA Willis
  • Salud Interactiva
  • Salud Global
  • Neo Salud Seguros (ISES)
  • Centro Oncológico Internacional
  • Duosystem
  • Masz Administración de Salud
  • Centros de Evaluación de Salud
  • Care 60 México
  • Bupa Seguros de Salud (ISES)

 

He has also served as an advisor to the following associations:

  • Funsalud
  • AMID
  • Wellness Council
  • Coparmex
  • Consejo Mexicano de Turismo Médico (Mexican Medical Tourism Council)
  • AMEDIRH

 

In the professional and institutional sphere, he has served as President of:

  • Asociación Mexicana de Administradoras de Salud Integral (AMASI - 1996)
  • Asociación de Administradoras Mexicanas de Salud, A.C. (AAMSAC - 2000)

 

He has also actively participated in committees regarding the regulation of Health-Specialized Insurance Institutions (ISES) and health administrators, collaborating with authorities and institutions such as the Ministry of Finance (Secretaría de Hacienda), the National Insurance and Surety Commission (CNSF), the Ministry of Health, the Mexican Association of Insurance Institutions (AMIS), and the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS).

 

His international experience includes providing consultancy on health service administration to private companies in Mexico, Spain, the United States, and Central America. He has also participated as a speaker before organizations such as the Institute of the Americas, the World Bank, and the International Finance Corporation, addressing the challenges and experiences associated with private investment in health programs in Mexico and Latin America.

 

In the academic sphere, he has served as an instructor at the Grupo Ángeles School of Health Professionals since 2008, where he teaches the Health Insurance Diploma program. His career thus combines medical practice with extensive experience in business leadership, health insurance, healthcare administration, regulation, medical networks, health technology, innovation, occupational health, wellness, and the development of new care models.

 

His career is characterized by the integration of medicine, risk management, health service management, technology, and a business-oriented perspective, alongside a sustained role in the evolution and professionalization of the managed healthcare sector in Mexico.