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ARLINGTON, VA, October 7th, 2026/TechnologyWire/--Tunnl, the AI-powered audience intelligence platform, today announced a partnership with DeepIntent, a leading healthcare marketing platform that enables healthcare marketers to access Tunnl’s research-backed audience segments through DeepIntent’s healthcare programmatic platform.

The new integration brings differentiated audience solutions to marketers to reach relevant audiences within a category where privacy expectations, regulatory requirements, and sensitive health decisions make patient communication especially complex.

Tunnl’s audiences draw on the most recent opinion research to understand the attitudes, behaviors, and motivations that shape decisions. For healthcare marketers accustomed to organizing audiences primarily by demographics or condition, this adds new dimensions for campaign planning: hesitancy toward seeking care, attitudes toward risk, openness to digital healthcare services, and the factors that encourage engagement.

These insights give marketers more ways to understand how people approach healthcare decisions and develop communication that speaks to their priorities and concerns.

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