About Clarity
A better handoff for everyone
Clarity Care builds Clarity Admit, a referral decision platform for post-acute care, and Clarity Beacon, care-transition alerts with a hard 31-day window and auto-unsubscribe, launching soon. We build both so that decisions made under time pressure rest on evidence.
Every post-acute admission starts with a race. A hospital sends the referral to several facilities at once, and the first credible yes usually wins the bed. What you need to know about the patient, from diagnoses and medications to behaviors and coverage, is scattered across a long faxed packet and a handful of phone calls. Admissions teams get minutes to make a decision that matters, from an incomplete picture.
We built Clarity to put the evidence in front of them during those minutes. Clarity Admit reads the packet, resolves the records into one patient, and screens the decision across all five gates, citing every finding to a quote and page in the source chart, so your team can check the work instead of trusting a summary. Clarity Beacon, launching soon, will take the same approach after discharge. If a former patient turns up at another hospital within a hard 31-day window, Beacon will send one alert with an owner and a deadline, and it will unsubscribe on its own when the window closes.
The hospital gets a fast, credible answer, and the receiving team knows what it is saying yes to. The family gets a decision someone can stand behind and explain months later, if they ever have to.
What we believe
How we build
Show the source
Every claim links to its source, a quote and a page, one click away. When the evidence isn’t there, Clarity says so.
Fast, and still defensible
A fast decision only helps if it holds up later with a surveyor, a payer, or a referral partner, so the answer and its paper trail arrive together.
People decide
Clarity recommends; your team decides. The accept button is always a human’s, every override carries a note, and everything is audit-logged.
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.