Care intelligence that starts with caregivers.
Clarity captures what happens between encounters — the daily care context — and turns it into intelligence care teams can see and act on.
Healthcare organizes itself around the encounter. Health is shaped by everything in between.
Health is lived in the 23 hours between encounters. Days or weeks may pass between visits. Caregivers see it all. Care teams see none of it — until it's often too late.
of modifiable contributors to health outcomes happen outside clinical care
Source: National Academy of Medicine
80–90% of what shapes health outcomes never enters the clinical record.
Research consistently shows that medical care accounts for only a fraction of what shapes health. An estimated 80–90% of modifiable contributors to health outcomes are driven by what happens outside clinical care — in daily life, home routines, behaviors, social context, environment, and support systems.
Clarity Health is built to make that missing context visible and actionable — capturing the 80–90% of health context that lives outside the encounter.
Ignoring the 23 Hours is expensive.
Avoidable readmissions, annually
Changes at home that no one reported in time. The signal was there. The visibility wasn't.
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research & QualityEmployees is a family caregiver
61% say it affects their job. Employers absorb it in absenteeism, attrition, and lost productivity — invisibly.
Source: National Alliance for CaregivingThe intervention window
The average lag between a change at home and a clinical response. That's the window. Clarity closes it.
Source: Journal of the American Geriatrics SocietyPer patient per month. Already reimbursable.
The programs exist. The billing codes exist. What's missing is visibility into the 23 hours that makes them findable, enrollable, and completable.
Source: CMS 2025–2026 Medicare Physician Fee ScheduleFrom the kitchen table to the care team — without adding clinical burden
Caregivers capture
Family caregivers log what they see at home — meds, mood, cognition, vitals, appetite, falls — through a simple app guided by Clare, our AI assistant.
Clarity structures
Observations become structured, trend-aware data — baseline-anchored signals that flag change instead of drowning teams in noise.
Care teams act
Care management teams receive concise summaries and escalation signals — the right information, at the right time, to intervene before a crisis.
Care intelligence for everyone who needs visibility into what's happening at home.
Health systems & care teams
Close the visibility gap between encounters and reduce avoidable utilization under value-based contracts.
- Early signal on deterioration at home
- Structured caregiver data in the workflow
- Fewer readmissions and ED visits
Employers & EAP partners
Support the working caregivers inside your workforce and differentiate your benefits with a real caregiving solution.
- Co-brand or white-label Clarity for employees
- Reduce caregiver-driven absenteeism & attrition
- Demonstrable ROI on a measurable benefit
Home care, home health & hospice
Extend your eyes between visits. Equip the family caregivers you already rely on to report what's happening at home.
- Caregiver observations between scheduled visits
- Earlier signal for home health & palliative teams
- Better-supported families, fewer crisis calls
AI that becomes a care partner
Clare is the AI care partner inside Clarity. Unlike generic chatbots or single-purpose healthcare AI tools, Clare understands the ongoing context of care — the daily observations, changes, questions, tasks, medications, appointments, documents, and concerns that shape a person's health between clinical encounters.
See how Clare worksThe most important hours of care leave no record. Until now.
Clarity puts the family caregiver — the person who's actually there — at the center of the health picture, and turns what they see into intelligence the care team can use.
When professionals work with caregivers with clarity, consistency, and communication, caregivers are less stressed — and stop having to fight to be believed.
— Family caregiver advocate, National Academies workshop on supporting family caregivers
