Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026
LLM-Mediated Smart Tele-Primary Care for Rural Older Adults: A Caregiver-Centered and Scenario-Assessed Framework for Respiratory Infection Monitoring.
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Pinto-Mangones Angel Dario, Rivera-Julio Yair E, Castellanos-Ramos Carolina, Pérez-García Nelson Alexander, Rivera-Julio Jagger, Torres-Tovio Juan M
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The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the use of telemedicine and revealed persistent barriers in rural primary healthcare, especially among older adults and caregivers. This study proposes an LLM-mediated smart tele-primary-care framework to support respiratory infection monitoring in underserved communities of Córdoba, Colombia. The framework is based on caregiver-centered teleconsultation, remote monitoring, preventive education, structured symptom reporting, risk-based teletriage, and clinician-supervised digital support. The LLM functions as a controlled conversational interface to collect symptoms, organize patient information, reinforce health education, generate follow-up reminders, and identify predefined warning signs, without replacing clinical judgment or making autonomous diagnostic or treatment decisions. A preliminary scenario-based assessment examined whether the proposed workflow supports coherent triage and appropriate escalation of high-risk cases. Importantly, the described architecture-a telematic system for intelligent-engine access in assisted medicine support (ATIMAMS)-has been implemented and is currently operational at the Systems Engineering Program, Universidad del Sinú (Montería, Colombia), providing intelligent decision support for telemedicine consultations and remote assistance appointments in the study region. Overall, the study presents a context-sensitive, low-barrier, and safety-aware model for strengthening rural primary care, improving continuity of care, and supporting caregiver-mediated respiratory infection monitoring.