Atlas Network runs on velora-network-mcp — 79 carriers, 30 billion rate records, 42,000+ hospitals, and 9 million NPIs, indexed. Disruption reports, provider lookups, and plan benchmarking that used to take a broker two weeks now take three minutes.
Network intelligence is powered by velora-network-mcp — a Velora-owned provider-network graph, exposed to Atlas as an MCP server so your AI agents can call it directly. Mercer and Veritasant provide comparable output as a paid analyst engagement; Atlas does it as a product you run yourself.
Upload a census. Atlas compares each employee's current providers across 79 carriers' networks. Output: who stays in-network under each proposed plan, who goes out, and by how many providers. Renewal conversations turn from abstract to surgical.
Client calls asking if Dr. Smith is in the UHC Choice Plus network in Houston. You have the answer before you hang up. NPI, address, specialty, effective dates — across every carrier's current MRF-published directory.
Is this Aetna POS II plan priced in-range for a 120-EE group in Ohio? Atlas compares against thousands of anonymized peer groups. No more negotiating in the dark.
Every carrier's transparency-in-coverage Machine-Readable File (MRF), ingested weekly. BCBS 46 plans, Aetna, UHC, Cigna, Anthem, Kaiser, Humana, regional plans — 79 carriers in total, covering ~92% of US group-insured lives.
Upload census with providers. Atlas scores each EE's disruption risk: low (current providers in-network under new plan), medium (some specialists drop), high (primary care drops), severe (hospital affiliation drops).
Hospital pricing transparency data ingested separately. You can answer 'what would a hip replacement at Cleveland Clinic cost under each proposed plan' with actual negotiated rates, not estimates.
Every US provider in the NPPES registry, cross-referenced against each carrier's network. NPI validation (Luhn + format). Specialty, taxonomy, practice address, multi-location scanning.
White-labeled disruption report PDF. Executive summary, per-employee detail, per-specialty rollup, recommendation section. Drop it in a renewal meeting as-is.
When an employee asks 'is Dr. Smith in-network?' the answer comes back in seconds — sourced from live MRF data via the velora-intelligence service, not a guess. Atlas calls the network service over HTTPS for provider lookup, disruption analysis, and plan comparison.
Time to produce a branded, white-label disruption report for a ~1,000-EE census against 4 proposed plans on Atlas Network. Traditional workflow (manual NPI lookups across carrier portals, aggregated in spreadsheets): typically 6–10 business days. Data sourced weekly from 79 carriers' published MRFs, 42K+ hospitals, and CMS NPPES (9M NPIs).
Send us a census for one of your active renewals. We'll run it against the incumbent plan plus 3 alternatives and email you the white-labeled report. Free for a first use.