Jiro Health provides practice intelligence for clinicians, using real-world data to reveal clinical, operational, and financial signals associated with a clinician’s National Provider Identifier (NPI). Its platform is designed to help healthcare professionals understand their practices beyond what appears in an electronic health record, with insights updated continuously and benchmarked against peers.

Getting started requires an NPI, with no cost, setup, or IT work required, according to the company. Jiro’s tools cover several areas: Consult answers clinical questions using medical literature and real-world practice data, with source attribution, personalization, and opportunities to earn continuing medical education (CME) credit. Financial Performance helps clinicians compare reimbursement rates, examine preventable denials, and identify opportunities involving coding, payer contracts, and referrals. Clinical Performance surfaces prescribing patterns, quality measures, and patient population insights.

Jiro also offers Research, which analyzes real-world clinical and behavioral signals for emerging patterns, and Discover, a personalized feed of journals, trials, editorials, podcasts, and videos. The company offers a mobile app and presents its service as free to use.