Arine
Arine is a San Francisco-based healthcare technology company that operates an AI-driven medication intelligence and comprehensive medication management platform for health plans, government payors and risk-bearing provider organizations. The platform ingests pharmacy and medical claims, clinical, cost, quality, behavioral and social-determinants-of-health data, then applies machine learning and clinical decision logic to surface medication-related gaps in care and generate targeted, just-in-time interventions, member education materials and prescriber communications. Arine packages this as four solutions — LUMINATE (high-risk member management), RESONATE (prescriber analytics), ELEVATE (Star Ratings and quality improvement) and ELEVATE MTM (medication therapy management) — delivered as a SaaS portal running in AWS. The Arine Platform holds HITRUST Risk-based 2-year (r2) certification. Arine ships no public developer program: its API gateway at api.arine.io is closed to anonymous callers and its product documentation portal at docs.arine.io sits behind customer authentication, so no machine-readable API contract is publicly available.
Arine is profiled on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Company, Healthcare, Medication Management, Pharmacy, and Artificial Intelligence.
Arine’s developer surface includes documentation, engineering blog, support, and 19 more developer resources.
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