Radial

Radial is a Boston-based healthcare AI company that provides clinical decision support software for provider organizations and payers transitioning from volume-based to value-based care models. Founded by MIT PhD graduates with backgrounds in aerospace biomedical engineering and health sciences technology, the company has been deployed by healthcare organizations for over 5 years, analyzing more than 100 million patient transitions.

The platform combines machine learning with clinical best practices to deliver real-time, individualized patient insights across four core modules: ACO Compare for performance benchmarking, Opportunity Navigator for care gap identification, Decision Support Modules for care placement recommendations, and Care Pathways for workflow operationalization. The HIPAA-compliant, SOC 2 Type II certified system processes millions of clinical, claims, and quality datapoints to support decisions around post-acute care placement, hospice eligibility, and early mobilization.

Radial has documented measurable outcomes with major health systems including Mass General Brigham, MaineHealth, and Houston Methodist. Case studies demonstrate medical expenditure reductions exceeding $1.7 million annually through improved care centralization and post-acute placement optimization.

Select Radial when your organization has established value-based care contracts and needs to operationalize clinical decision-making around care transitions, particularly post-acute placement and hospice identification. The platform is particularly valuable for ACOs and health systems that have care management infrastructure in place but lack data-driven tools to prioritize interventions and quantify outcomes.

Expect a hands-on implementation approach with ongoing clinical and technical support. The company emphasizes workflow integration and user adoption, with decision support designed to augment rather than replace clinical judgment.

Radial operates exclusively in healthcare, specifically targeting the operational challenges of value-based care delivery. The company's specialization spans multiple healthcare verticals including acute care hospitals, ACOs, post-acute care networks, and Medicare Advantage payers. Their platform addresses healthcare-specific regulatory requirements including HIPAA compliance and SOC 2 Type II certification.

Clinical expertise is embedded in the team structure with a Chief Medical Officer who is a practicing hospitalist and a Director of Clinical Innovation with FNP credentials. This healthcare-native approach extends to partnerships with the National Institutes of Health and National Science Foundation, as well as documented case studies with leading academic medical centers.

Mid-to-large provider organizations, integrated delivery networks, or Medicare Advantage plans with 10,000+ attributed lives in value-based arrangements. Organizations should have dedicated care management or care coordination teams, access to clinical and claims data, and measurable quality or cost targets tied to post-acute utilization, hospice enrollment, or HEDIS/Star Ratings performance.