H1

What is H1?

H1 is an AI-powered platform that helps life sciences companies, payers, providers and patients identify and engage the right doctors. The vendor says its mission is to make healthcare information and evidence-based medicine accessible globally. Its data covers providers, healthcare professionals, key opinion leaders, clinical trial sites, patients and provider directories, and it cites 200 customers across six continents.

Key capabilities of H1

• Site Universe: clinical trial site selection.
• Patient Universe: trial recruitment support.
• HCP Universe: discovery of healthcare professionals and key opinion leaders.
• Prescriber Universe: prescriber targeting for commercial teams.
• Intelligence Streams: on-demand clinical, medical and commercial data feeds.
• Master data management: Clinical, Medical and Commercial MDM to consolidate HCP data.
• Health plan tools: Directory Accuracy and Management, Roster Automation and Network Universe.
• API Solutions: provider intelligence delivered to existing systems.

How H1 works

H1 combines provider, HCP, site and patient data with AI search so teams can find the right experts or sites for a trial, an advisory board or a campaign. Data streams feed into a customer's own systems and commercial platforms, and API Solutions integrate provider intelligence into existing applications. Health plans use directory and roster tools to keep provider data accurate.

Who uses H1?

Pharma and biotech clinical, medical and commercial teams use it, as do health plans maintaining provider networks and digital health companies needing provider data. The vendor cites 85 of the top 20 pharma companies and 9 of the top 10 payers as partners, which are its own figures. H1 Connect is a separate offering for doctors and NGOs on humanitarian work.

H1 pricing

H1 does not publish pricing. The site directs buyers to request a demo, and cost depends on the products and data volume chosen.

H1 alternatives

Glass Health is a clinical decision support tool for clinicians, so it serves care delivery rather than expert and site discovery. Regard analyzes patient records to support diagnosis and documentation for hospitals, a clinical workflow tool rather than a provider data platform.