NASHVILLE, TN and MIAMI, FL — August 6, 2026 — OpenEvidence, the most widely used AI-powered medical search and clinical decision-support platform, and OneOncology, a physician-led national platform empowering independent medical specialty practices, today announced a partnership to embed OpenEvidence into certain clinical applications used across OneOncology’s platform to enable physicians to use OpenEvidence for clinical evidence retrieval, reference and research. The integration is designed to make it easier for physicians at OneOncology partner practices to access OpenEvidence directly within their clinical workflows.

Over time, the collaboration is expected to expand to include deeper integration with OneOncology’s structured genomic data assets and clinical trials matching systems — further aligning evidence, precision oncology insights, and research opportunities at the point of care.

In the United States, more than half of hematology/oncology physicians already use OpenEvidence to help inform their clinical decisions.  

Community physicians at OneOncology partner practices deliver modern, high-quality care to 1.5 million patients nationwide. More than 50 percent of cancer patients in the United States receive their care in community oncology practices. Community physicians manage hundreds of approved therapies across dozens of tumor types, navigate biomarker-driven treatment algorithms that shift with each new approval, and increasingly offer clinical trials that were once limited to academic centers.

“Independent physicians across the OneOncology network treat a wide array of cancers across stages, bringing the latest research and treatment options to patients close to home,” said Davey Daniel, MD, OneOncology’s Chief Medical Officer. “As physicians who read constantly and stay engaged with emerging science, OpenEvidence will help our partners efficiently access the latest, best-available research and evidence, improving the physician experience and supporting better patient outcomes.”

“Integrating OpenEvidence directly into my workflow will make it easier to access the information I need at the point of care,” said Emily Z. Touloukian, DO, FASCO, President and CEO of Coastal Cancer Center in Myrtle Beach, SC.

“Oncology is where the information problem in medicine is most acute: the literature moves fast, treatment decisions are increasingly personalized, and the stakes are as high as they get,” said Dr. Travis Zack, Chief Medical Officer of OpenEvidence. “OneOncology’s partner practice physicians have built a network that brings clinical trials, leading treatment pathways and physician-led innovation into the community. Building OpenEvidence directly into that workflow means the latest evidence, OneOncology’s treatment pathways and relevant trials all converge at the point of care.”