What Helpsaude changed

• Added "Consultar Médico" (Consult Doctor) as a primary navigation option.
• Added "Marcar Exames" (Book Exams) and "Guia de Doenças" (Disease Guide) to the discovery section.
• Renamed "Instalações e serviços de saúde" to "Centros de Saúde" (Health Centers).
• Renamed "Literatura e recursos médicos" to "Seguro de Saúde" (Health Insurance).
• Replaced "Testes e exames médicos" with "Artigos Médicos" (Medical Articles).
• Added a new "Saúde Respiratória" (Respiratory Health) category to the footer.

HelpSaúde is shifting from a general health information directory to a more action-oriented platform. By adding direct links for booking exams and consulting doctors, they are trying to capture users at the moment they need care, rather than just when they are researching symptoms.

• Removed specific action links for booking appointments and scheduling exams.
• Added broad category links for health facilities and services.
• Replaced "Search Medical Facilities" with "Health Insurance."
• Replaced "Consult Medical Literature" with general "Health" and "Medical Resources" labels.
• Updated navigation to focus on "Health Conditions" and "Guidance Services" instead of direct scheduling.

The site is moving away from direct action buttons like "Book Appointment" or "Schedule Exams." They are now focusing on broader categories like "Health Facilities" and "Medical Literature." This suggests a shift from a transactional booking tool to an informational health portal.

• Added new service links for booking medical exams and searching for medical facilities.
• Added a health insurance simulation tool ("Simular Seguro Saúde").
• Added a section for consulting medical literature.
• Updated the "Health Plan" section header to include a direct link to the homepage.
• Added new call-to-action phrases like "Discover more" and "Health counseling."

The site is expanding its scope from just finding doctors to offering exam scheduling, medical literature, and health insurance simulations. This suggests they want to capture more of the patient journey.