FOR PARTNERS
Find the relationship that fits your organization, with clear responsibilities from the first introduction onward.
Choose a clinical, employer, enterprise or education relationship. Each has defined responsibilities, review requirements and a clear route to apply.
Every path has its own audience, diligence, operating model, and boundaries. Each begins with a private application.
01For clinics, concierge practices, wellness groups, medical groups, and qualified providers building a disciplined diagnostics and Protocol Intelligence workflow for their own patients.
02For employers, executive-health programs, benefits consultants, and organizations exploring voluntary diagnostics with individual privacy and clearly bounded sponsor reporting.
03For multi-location groups, health platforms, membership organizations, and larger enterprises requiring a governed implementation across locations, teams, brands, or member populations.
05For qualified educators, professional communities, and creators who can introduce relevant audiences through accurate, disclosed, pre-approved educational content.
Two operating questions route you to the closest program. The result is deterministic and educational; it does not score eligibility or approve an application.
Describe only the role, capability, geography, evidence, and production state that has been approved in writing.
Name the people responsible for clinical work, privacy, security, implementation, support, content, and commercial decisions.
Use the minimum necessary information, keep private records out of public forms, and preserve individual control over health information.
A discussion, contract, code path, sandbox, or pilot is not a production launch until its required evidence and owners are accepted.
Multi-location groups, health platforms, membership organizations, and category-shaping collaborations need a named-account process that coordinates commercial, technical, clinical, privacy, security, brand, and launch ownership.
Open the enterprise pathwayQualified provider partners with an established identity can access the provider workspace. Client accounts and internal administration remain separate; an application does not create either.
Provider sign inA private application record enters Partner Applications with its source, program, submitted answers, and review status. CLR SYNC may request information or invite a discovery conversation. No email, approval, commercial term, account access, or production capability is implied by submission.
Not as a blanket model. CLR SYNC separates clinical practice, employer, enterprise and education relationships because their responsibilities, diligence, data boundaries, and commercial structures are materially different.
No. Commercial review does not create licensure, ordering authority, provider credentials, laboratory coverage, data access, or production connectivity. Each applicable dependency must be contracted, tested, and explicitly authorized.
CLR SYNC does not offer compensation based on prescribing, test ordering, patient steering, or federal healthcare-program business. Any legitimate compensated work is separately defined in writing, reviewed for applicable law, and kept independent from clinical decisions.
Do not submit patient data, employee health information, PHI, passwords, API keys, production credentials, or confidential records. The public application is for organizational fit and operating requirements only.
Start with the fit finder, review the exact standards, and submit a private program-specific application.
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