Market Intelligence for Healthcare
Answers to your most important
strategy questions.
Market Intelligence for Healthcare
Answers to your most important
strategy questions.
OUR DATA FOUNDATIONS
The data you need to compete in healthcare's negative-sum game
The U.S. health economy is not a growing market in the traditional sense — the pool of commercially insured patients is shrinking every year — so any gain in market share for one stakeholder comes at the expense of another. Because the rules of a negative-sum game are immutable, the status quo is unsustainable and, therefore, a losing strategy. Competing effectively requires understanding your market through three lenses: demand, supply and yield.
DEMAND • VISITS
What care is happening?
SUPPLY • PROVIDERS
Who are the providers?
Provider data includes individual clinicians and healthcare organizations, presents an accurate view of supply in your market.
YIELD • RATES
How much does it cost?
Pricing data across health plans, settings of care and service lines equips stakeholders to deliver (or demand) value for money.
One comprehensive view of your market
DEMAND • VISITS
What care is happening?
SUPPLY • PROVIDERS
Who are the providers?
Provider data includes individual clinicians and healthcare organizations, presents an accurate view of supply in your market.
YIELD • RATES
How much does it cost?
Pricing data across health plans, settings of care and service lines equips stakeholders to deliver (or demand) value for money.
One comprehensive view of your market
Your AI Strategist
Every market is unique.
Your strategy should be, too.
Oria Lite
FreeA junior analyst.Handles factual lookups, with limited ability to plan or verify complex analysis.
- DataPartialA subset of our data, without claims-based utilization.
- ContextNarrowA small set of methods, scoped to specific lookups.
- HarnessVery limitedTo keep Oria Lite free, it runs on lighter models with a basic harness. It handles simple lookups, but its planning and answer checks are limited, so multi-step questions can go wrong.
Oria
PremiumA senior strategist.Plans the analysis and checks its work before it answers.
- DataFullOur premium datasets, led by claims-based utilization for 300M+ Americans.
- ContextFullMethodology from thousands of analyses.
- HarnessFullPlans the steps, uses real tools, delegates the parts and verifies the answer.
| CompareTap a row for details | LiteOria LiteFree | OriaOriaPremium |
|---|---|---|
| The dataWhat Oria can look at | ||
| Utilization data | Oria LiteNot included | OriaVisits dataset, built on all-payer claimsUtilization, market share, provider referrals and more, based on claims for 300M+ Americans across inpatient and outpatient settings |
| Provider data | Oria LiteBasic provider profilesCredentials, specialty, primary practice location and patient panel demographics, validated against claims | OriaProfiles plus in-depth practice patternsEverything in Oria Lite, plus in-depth information on provider practices, affiliations, locations and referral patterns |
| Demand forecasts | Oria LiteNational trends10-year forecasts by service line and care setting | OriaForecasts down to the ZIP code10-year forecasts by service line and care setting |
| Hospital prices | Oria LiteRates posted by hospitals*Payer-specific negotiated rates and discounted cash prices from the hospital price transparency files | OriaComing soon |
| The contextKnows which method fits the question | ||
| Methodology | Oria LiteA narrow set of Trilliant’s methodologyScoped to specific lookups. Questions outside that scope can be misread | OriaMethodology from thousands of analysesExpansive healthcare knowledge, including the ability to account for data visibility and market characteristics that separate the best answer from a plausible one |
| Expert support | Oria LiteNot included | OriaConsult with our teamAccess to our Strategic Resource Group (SRG) to support high-stakes decisions |
| The harnessPlans the work and checks the answer | ||
| Planning | Oria LiteBasic planningAnswers simple factual questions in plain language. Multi-part or comparison questions often fail or come back incomplete | OriaMulti-step, across datasetsBreaks complex questions down into steps and assembles a well-reasoned answer; iterative process to ensure the analysis matches the user’s intent |
| Verification | Oria LiteBasic checks onlyIts checks are limited and can miss errors, so it can return numbers that look right but aren’t. Verify before you rely on them | OriaChecks its workA separate verification step reviews each answer against the data and methodology before it’s returned |
| Charts & downloads | Oria LiteNot included | OriaGraphs and data downloads |
| Get Started With Oria Free, with a lightweight harness that can miss errors. Check important answers. |
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*Rates reflect what hospitals publish. Trilliant Health does not verify or guarantee the accuracy of hospital-reported data. Oria Lite can make mistakes, including on figures that look correct; verify important information before you rely on it.
See It In Action
Watch the premium version of Oria answer a strategy question.
Oria is our AI Strategist. Users ask it plain-language questions and get on-demand answers about their market, drawn from our all-payer claims dataset, provider directory and demand forecasts. Unlike general-purpose LLMs, which produce "average" answers, Oria aims for the best answer. It combines claims data on more than 300 million Americans, methodology from more than ten thousand analyses and a proprietary harness that plans, retrieves and verifies each response.
Ask us the questions you can't answer today.
We'll deliver an answer you can stand behind.
OUR RESEARCH
Research on the health economy.
Open to everyone.
TRENDS REPORT • OCTOBER 2026
The U.S. health economy is a textbook case of a tragedy of the commons: it is governed by incentives that reward individual actors for behavior the collective cannot sustain. As it stands, no one is incentivized to improve health.

117.1%
Increase in pediatric visits for pervasive developmental disorders between 2019 and 2025.
70%
The percentage of Americans that believe the healthcare system has major problems or is in a state of crisis.
27%
The amount of quality measure directly tied to outcomes; a feature of a system that monetized volume over outcomes.
FROM OUR FOUNDER
"Every other industry in America uses data to develop evidence-based strategies, and only in healthcare do we rely on state hospital associations to report data from two years ago to decide what we're going to do in 2027."
Hal Andrews · President & CEO, Trilliant Health
The people behind the work
Meet the team...
Hal AndrewsPresident and Chief Executive Officer
President and CEO since Trilliant Health's founding in June 2017, with more than 25 years' experience as an entrepreneur, investor and healthcare business leader.
Allison Oakes, Ph.D.VP, Chief Research Officer
Brings a comprehensive perspective to the complexities of the U.S. healthcare system. Published in leading medical journals.
Matt O'NeillChief Data Officer, EVP Engineering, Machine Learning, Product
Strives to understand the data problems plaguing the healthcare industry, and how we can apply modern approaches in engineering and data science to solve them.