ORLANDO, Fla., July 30, 2026
Andor Health announced that its AI-native clinical services operating platform, ThinkAndor®, has reached General Availability recognition within the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Health Technology Ecosystem initiative, marking a milestone for the company’s approach to interoperable, digitally connected healthcare. Together with Psynergy Health, an Andor Ventures company and CMS-approved ACCESS Model clinic, Andor Health said the recognition follows the successful transition of its Health Technology Ecosystem pledge from a commitment to a production-ready capability. Rather than representing the launch of a new technology, the milestone recognizes that capabilities aligned with the CMS interoperability initiative are already operating within ThinkAndor. The platform combines artificial intelligence, interoperable healthcare data, digital patient access and clinician-supported care workflows to help health systems improve access, continuity and operational efficiency.
ThinkAndor Advances AI-Powered Interoperable Patient Care
The CMS Health Technology Ecosystem initiative is designed to encourage development of a patient-centered and interoperable healthcare environment where individuals can securely access and use their health information through modern digital experiences. Andor Health committed capabilities in the Conversational AI Assistant and Kill the Clipboard categories, both of which the company says are already core components of ThinkAndor. According to Andor Health, patients can use the platform to access care, retrieve health information, interact with Conversational AI, complete digital intake processes and receive clinician-reviewed guidance. The company reports that these capabilities are used across more than 40 health systems, supporting digital healthcare interactions for millions of patients. By moving its pledged capabilities to General Availability, Andor is demonstrating that the relevant technology is operating in production rather than remaining at the development or commitment stage. The approach reflects growing healthcare industry efforts to combine AI-enabled patient engagement with interoperable clinical information while reducing repetitive administrative processes.
AI Platform Combines Technology With Clinical Services
ThinkAndor is designed as an AI-native clinical services operating platform rather than a standalone software application. Andor Health says the system combines interoperable AI infrastructure, licensed clinicians and continuous care delivery within an integrated operating model. Its technology is built around hundreds of fine-tuned AI skills that can reason over information from electronic health records, connected devices and other healthcare data signals, generating real-time insights that can undergo clinician review. The platform also incorporates deep EHR integration and AI-supported prior authorization capabilities based on healthcare interoperability standards including FHIR and X12 278. A key focus is reducing friction throughout the patient journey. Through Conversational AI and digital intake capabilities, patients can connect with healthcare services without repeatedly completing traditional paperwork while maintaining continuity as they move across care settings. For health systems, the model is intended to reduce administrative burden and provide a more connected view of patient information while supporting clinical workflows.
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Andor Health Positions Platform for CMS ACCESS Model
Andor Health is also integrating ThinkAndor with Psynergy Health, a CMS-approved ACCESS Model clinic, to support organizations considering participation in the CMS ACCESS Model. The combined approach brings together AI infrastructure, licensed clinical services and clinic operations through a single operating framework. Psynergy Health provides coordinated longitudinal chronic care through physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, dietitians and care coordinators, with an emphasis on Medicare beneficiaries and underserved populations. Andor Health says this model enables the organization to take responsibility not only for technology deployment but also for clinical operations and measurable outcomes. The CMS Health Technology Ecosystem General Availability milestone therefore represents a significant validation point for the production readiness of the specific interoperability capabilities Andor pledged to the initiative. As healthcare systems increasingly adopt artificial intelligence, interoperable data exchange and digital-first patient access, platforms that integrate technology with clinician-reviewed care could play a growing role in connected healthcare delivery. For Andor Health, the latest CMS-related milestone strengthens the positioning of ThinkAndor as an AI-native infrastructure designed to support patient access, interoperability and continuous clinical care while aligning selected production capabilities with the broader direction of CMS health technology modernization.
Source: Andor Health press release
