Leal Health (fka TrialJectory)
Leal Health (formerly TrialJectory) is an AI-powered, patient-first decision-support platform that matches cancer patients to advanced treatments and clinical trials. Its patented natural language processing engine reads inclusion/exclusion eligibility criteria and connects to ClinicalTrials.gov so patients, caregivers, and oncologists can self-screen against every recruiting oncology trial in roughly two minutes. For pharma, biotech, and CRO customers, the Patient Match Optimizer SaaS dashboard delivers de-identified, aggregate real-time datasets on patient barriers, motivators, geography, and competitive landscape to shorten enrollment timelines and improve minority representation in trials. The company was founded as TrialJectory by Tzvia Bader (CEO), Avital Gaziel, Guy Gildor, and Noam Geva, later rebranded to Leal Health, and lists a Clifton, New Jersey mailing address. Leal Health operates no public developer program: a live platform API host exists at api.leal.health, but every path behind the root returns HTTP 401 and no OpenAPI, SDK, or developer documentation is published.
Leal Health (fka TrialJectory) publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Company, Healthcare, Oncology, Clinical Trials, and Patient Matching.
Leal Health (fka TrialJectory)’s developer surface includes signup flow, support, FAQ, and 10 more developer resources.
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APIs 1
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Leal Health Platform API
Private platform API host backing the Leal Health patient-matching web application and the Patient Match Optimizer dashboard. Verified live on 2026-07-19: the root path returns ...
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