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Andor Health pricing

No price is published, but the buying route is clear. National group purchasing agreements are in place with Vizient and, from February 2026, with Premier across three categories (virtual care, clinical communications and collaboration, and remote patient monitoring), so members of either organization can buy on pre negotiated terms, which sit behind member portals.

Pricing terms

How Andor Health pricing works

Pricing model
Not published. No unit of charge is described for the ThinkAndor license: whether it is per bed, per room, per provider, per encounter, per module or enterprise wide is unstated, as is whether the agent capabilities are an upgrade or a separate license. The transitional care service is described as offered at no cost to the health system.
Implementation
Not published. No implementation, integration or onboarding fee is stated. Virtual sitting and smart room deployments imply cameras and devices in patient rooms, and nothing says whether those are supplied, specified or charged separately; remote monitoring includes cellular enabled devices for patients at home, with no device pricing given.
Business associate agreement
Business associate status is stated in the company's compliance and privacy policy (effective 6 February 2020), which covers ThinkAndor, AndorNow and the website and requires subcontractors to sign business associate agreements before receiving protected health information; the agreement itself is not published. Nothing addresses consent for continuous room audio and video in virtual sitting and observation, which involves families and staff as well as the patient.

The transitional care service, delivered by Psynergy Health clinicians on the platform, is offered at no cost to the health system, which suggests it is paid for through billing for the visits, though the page does not say how or who bills; Psynergy's ACCESS Model clinic serves Medicare patients at no cost to the patient. The licensing basis, whether modules and agents are sold separately, device and endpoint costs, and how group purchasing terms compare with direct contracting are not published.

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Questions

Andor Health pricing, answered

How much does Andor Health cost?

Andor Health does not publish a price. National group purchasing agreements are in place with Vizient and, from February 2026, with Premier across three categories (virtual care, clinical communications and collaboration, and remote patient monitoring), so members of either organization can buy on pre negotiated terms, which sit behind member portals.

Does Andor Health charge an implementation fee?

Not published. No implementation, integration or onboarding fee is stated. Virtual sitting and smart room deployments imply cameras and devices in patient rooms, and nothing says whether those are supplied, specified or charged separately; remote monitoring includes cellular enabled devices for patients at home, with no device pricing given.

Does Andor Health offer a business associate agreement?

Business associate status is stated in the company's compliance and privacy policy (effective 6 February 2020), which covers ThinkAndor, AndorNow and the website and requires subcontractors to sign business associate agreements before receiving protected health information; the agreement itself is not published. Nothing addresses consent for continuous room audio and video in virtual sitting and observation, which involves families and staff as well as the patient.