Radence Launches National Precision Health Hub in West Palm Beach, Fueling South Florida’s Innovation Surge
Radence, a rising force in precision health and personalized disease prevention, has announced West Palm Beach as the home of its first national flagship hub and operational headquarters. This bold move not only marks a major milestone for the company but also cements South Florida’s growing reputation as a center for health-tech innovation and next-generation medical solutions.
Set to open in early Q2 of 2026 at 515 North Flagler Drive, the new facility will unify Radence’s clinical, concierge care, and technology teams under one roof. The West Palm Beach hub will serve as a foundational model for the company’s future expansion across the country. The facility will offer a highly tailored approach to early disease detection, leveraging cutting-edge diagnostics, AI-driven risk analysis, and science-backed prevention strategies.
Radence’s approach—what it calls “concierge science”—is designed to enhance, not replace, traditional medical care. Operating on a membership basis, the company works in tandem with patients’ existing physicians, translating predictive insights into personalized health plans.
The selection of West Palm Beach was no coincidence. With its rapidly growing healthcare ecosystem, access to skilled talent, and supportive infrastructure, the region has evolved into a prime destination for companies at the crossroads of technology and medicine. This aligns with Radence’s mission to build a nationally scaled company while remaining closely tied to local communities and innovation networks.
The economic ripple effect is already underway. The new hub is expected to generate jobs in clinical operations and concierge healthcare services, with hiring efforts expanding locally and nationwide. Backed by RA Ventures and supported by a deep bench of scientific and clinical experts, Radence is poised to become a leader in redefining preventive care on a national level.
As Palm Beach County shifts from its traditional finance and real estate roots into a forward-looking hub of science and innovation, Radence’s arrival signals a broader transformation. South Florida is no longer just a place to invest capital—it’s becoming a place to build the future of healthcare.