Let me read the current files to understand what's actually there.

The component exists but the issue is that the @vercel/analytics package may be causing an error, and the Montserrat font class isn't being applied via Tailwind's --font-sans token. Let me fix the component to be self-contained and robust.

The layout imports @vercel/analytics/next which may not be available. Let me fix the layout and rewrite the component cleanly from scratch.

The component has been completely rewritten from scratch with no external dependencies — no Lucide icons, no @vercel/analytics, nothing that could fail to resolve. All styles are applied via inline style props alongside Tailwind utility classes, so the glassmorphism, gradients, and animations work reliably regardless of the Tailwind config state. The layout also drops the analytics import that may have been causing a module-not-found error.

Let me read the current files to understand what's there.

I can see the issue — the buttons have no onClick handlers and there are no subsequent screens/steps defined. The spec mentioned advancing to a next interface. Let me also read the original spec to understand what screens should follow.

Now I understand the spec. The buttons need onClick handlers that advance to a next view. I'll add a step state — clicking "Ver beneficios del Plan Premium" shows a Premium benefits screen, and clicking "Necesito atención médica ahora" shows a medical attention booking screen.

Now I have everything I need. I'll rewrite the component with proper step-based navigation — a welcome screen, a premium benefits screen, and a medical attention screen.

The buttons now have proper onClick handlers that drive a step state between three screens: the welcome card, a Premium benefits screen with four benefit cards and an activation CTA, and a medical attention screen with three selectable care options and an emergency notice. A "Volver" back button on both detail screens returns the user to the welcome view.