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Post-acute admissions intelligence

Intelligence from your patient data

Clarity Admit reads every referral, screens five gates in parallel, and recommends with citations to the exact page of the source chart. Clarity recommends; your team decides.

Packet review · flagged in context · synthetic patient · design preview
sub-7 min

target decision window, down from a 30–60-minute manual review

~10 hrs

sector-average referral response today (industry estimate)

86.7%

national skilled-nursing occupancy, Q1 2026, the highest since 2016 (NIC MAP)

23+

structured decline reason codes across five gates

The decision window is a product target, not a guarantee.

Two products, one pipeline

One for the referral coming in, one for the patient going out

Every post-acute stay starts and ends with a transition. Clarity Admit handles the first one. Clarity Beacon, launching soon, will cover the second.

Fully built · entering live-data rollout

Clarity Admit

Reads each referral packet as it arrives, before your coordinator opens it, and screens all five gates at once. Your team gets a cited accept-or-decline recommendation in minutes. Declines use 23+ structured reason codes, grouped by gate, with the evidence attached.

See Clarity Admit

Launching soon · early-access cohort forming

Clarity Beacon

Care-transition alerts, launching soon. If a patient you discharged shows up at another hospital or ED, Beacon will send your team one alert with an owner and a deadline. It will watch for a hard 31-day window after discharge, then unsubscribe on its own. It will be used only for treatment and care coordination.

About Beacon

In production today

Both run on the pipeline Clarity operates in production today: cited-AI document reading, nationwide record connectivity, and an identity graph that resolves many records to one patient.

The five-gate model

Every part of the decision, checked at once

The clinical, financial, regulatory, operational, and choice gates each belong to the team that owns that question. A referral is acceptable when every gate is green, or amber with documented mitigation.

Pending

Clinical

Skilled need, acuity, equipment, infection control, behavior, specialty meds.

Pending

Financial

Network and contract, prior auth, qualifying stay, expected rate.

Pending

Regulatory

PASRR, state level-of-care, required documentation.

Pending

Operational

Capacity across units and readiness for the arrival window.

Pending

Choice

Patient choice confirmed and a clean handoff from the sender.

How it works

From packet to decision

  1. 01

    Gather the records

    Referrals come in by upload, referral network, or eFax. Clarity then pulls the patient’s other records through the nationwide record connectivity it operates in production.

  2. 02

    Read and cite

    Clarity reads every document, matches records that belong to the same patient, and links each finding to the exact quote and page it came from.

  3. 03

    Decide

    Your team sees the five gates, the expected reimbursement under your own contracts, and structured decline codes, then makes the call with the evidence attached.

Cited evidence

Cited to the page, or it says so

Plenty of products now say their AI reads the chart. Your DON will still ask, “Show me where the chart says that.” Every Clarity finding cites the exact quote and page. When the chart doesn’t support an answer, Clarity says “insufficient evidence” instead of guessing. A decision made in minutes still holds up in a denial review or a survey six months later.

Cited evidence · click through to the source

“Pain well controlled on Tylenol 650mg q6h … 3/10 at rest.”— Medication Administration Record, page 2
Every finding · quote + page · one click to verifyfrom the product demo · synthetic patient

Who it’s for

Standalone SNFs and CCRC health centers

A CCRC health center is a licensed SNF, so Clarity screens its referrals the same way. It also recognizes when the patient is one of your own residents.

See a referral decided, with the evidence attached

A 20-minute walkthrough of the decision queue, the five gates, and the citations behind every recommendation.