Partners

Give your clients answers and action, not another tool.

Care-delivery companies, consultancies and EHR and data vendors embed Radial Care's contract-aware intelligence, agents and next best actions in what they already deliver, through APIs, the Radial MCP server and white-label insight.

Your data in

ClaimsENS and ADTEHR extractProvider and facility dataQuality and SDOH data

Your workflows out

EHR write-backWorklists and notificationsYour warehouseYour AI tools, through MCP and API

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What keeps you up at night

We hear it in every first conversation.

“Our clients want answers and action, not another tool.”

Insight that lives outside the workflow goes unused.

“Building clinical AI in-house would take us years.”

Validated agents and a harmonized data foundation are hard to build and harder to maintain.

“We need to prove value to our own customers.”

Outcomes reported in each contract's own measures make the case for you.

Partnership models

Three ways to build with Radial.

API and MCP server

Bring cohorts, scores, explanations and next best actions into your own software or AI agents, under the same access controls and audit trail as Radial Care.

White-label insight

Deliver contract-aware opportunity sizing and board-ready analysis inside your own services, for your own clients.

Co-development

Build new agents and capabilities with Radial for the problems your clients bring you, and take them to market together.

How the API and MCP server work

The agents

Agents your platform can call.

Placement

4 · Hospital

Which hospitalized patients are on the border between a facility and a safe discharge home with services.

Serves: Case managers, transitions nurses and PT/OT

Readmissions

7 · Transition home

Who is at rising risk of returning to the hospital, and which follow-up lowers it.

Serves: Transitions nurses and primary care teams

Palliative Care

8 · Serious illness

When quality of life is becoming as important as treatment, and a palliative consult should happen.

Serves: Hospitalists, palliative teams and primary care

Hospice

9 · End of life, at home

When a patient may benefit from hospice, with the evidence clinicians need for the conversation.

Serves: Palliative teams, primary care and families' care teams