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The infrastructure behindprovider data you can trust.

Provider data powers critical workflows across every part of healthcare. It's also the hardest layer to keep accurate and current. That's what Candor Health solves.

7M+
Providers
1M+
Facilities
120k+
Sources in a single system of truth
4B+
Claims per month

What's inside

Candor Health is the infrastructure behind provider data you can trust. The one-pager explains how the platform builds a living provider data set with purpose-built data agents that scan 120,000+ sources and 4 billion claims every month, covering 7 million+ providers and 1 million+ facilities.

How it works. Four steps run continuously: Ingest 120k+ sources into a single system of truth; Score every record with AI/ML confidence scoring across 70+ fields; Validate with AI plus real-world human verification; Refresh 95%+ of sources monthly and republish daily.

Who it is for. Health plans use the Accuracy Scorecard to know exactly what is in their directory, get a prioritized action plan to fix it and defend compliance. Health systems get AI-powered find-a-doctor search, referral visibility and acquisition and recruitment intelligence backed by facility ownership data. Digital health companies get clean provider lists and real-time movement signals for revenue teams, plus automated payer plan matching and care navigation intelligence for product teams.

Why organizations choose Candor Health. One data foundation powers every use case, so there is no separate vendor per workflow. Delivery is your way: UI, API, MCP, S3 or sFTP, with standard identifiers (NPI, CCN, TIN) out of the box and no rip-and-replace. And it is built for compliance: the REAL Health Providers Act, the No Surprises Act and NCQA directory requirements are met with data that is continuously verified rather than attested once a quarter.

As Courtney Scanlon, MD, MBA, Senior Medical Director at Sana, puts it: "Candor Health is now our source of truth. It is the one platform our team relies on."