Clarys leverages clinical data to enhance the healthcare experience.

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Our concept

Clarys integrates as a cross-functional reading layer, independent of business applications, without compromising existing health information systems.

When information becomes readable, informed decision-making becomes possible.

Clinical information already exists

Reports, medical histories, medical observations, prescriptions, discharge letters. A wealth of information, but scattered across multiple formats and applications.

Interoperability and standardized clinical data exposure

Existing data is accessible via the FHIR standard, without modifying documents or source systems.

Transverse and contextualized access to clinical information

FHIR data is leveraged to provide a unified view of the patient journey, independent of application silos.

Readable and actionable clinical reporting

CLARYS delivers a clear, chronological, and contextualized view of the care pathway to support clinical insights ahead of human decision-making.

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By creating a Transversal Medical Memory, ESPEIR reduces cognitive load, strengthens pathway continuity and modernizes health IT systems without disruption.

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PATHWAY TIMELINE, offering a chronological and event-based reading of the patient pathway, with filters facilitating quick access to useful information.

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Clarys Intelligence

Une intelligence embarquée, souveraine et explicable.

Clarys Intelligence relies on the semantic reading engine developed by our partner Kinai. Kinai is a Japanese name meaning ‘IDENTICAL’. This embedded intelligence structures and highlights existing clinical information without generating data.

Clarys Intelligence reads heterogeneous data (documents, databases, business flows) and anchors it to business repositories and concepts. Raw information is immediately contextualised and made usable. Information is structured, linked and stored in an explainable associative memory engine. Each element retains its origin, context and link to other knowledge. Knowledge can be searched, retrieved and explained according to its use: navigation, assistance in understanding for informed decision-making, non-generative synthesis. The results are readable, actionable and always justifiable.

Clarys Design

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Clarys at a glance

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Garland and basket of consultation

Provides a clear and structured visualization of the entire patient journey, without having to search through dozens of documents.

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Intelligent context

Data is interconnected and contextualized, ensuring every piece of information makes sense immediately.

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Reduced cognitive load

Less fatigue, less time wasted searching, and more focus on clinical analysis and patient relationships.

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Natural adoption

An intuitive interface that fits seamlessly into healthcare workflows without a steep learning curve.

Clarys is not

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Clarys does not replace the doctor

CLARYS does not provide diagnoses, issue alerts, or make any clinical decisions.

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Clarys does not create artificial content

Clarys does not use generative models or 'black box' AI. It exclusively leverages existing data and official medical frameworks.

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Clarys does not disrupt your existing systems

CLARYS integrates seamlessly with existing applications and workflows without modifying or altering data.

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Clarys does not perform automated interpretation

CLARYS structures and organizes clinical information, but understanding and diagnosis remain entirely human and secure.

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Clarys is not an EMR

The EMR is designed to produce and track information. CLARYS is designed to read and understand it. We complement the EMR by providing a transverse and cognitive view of the patient journey.

Your Questions?

Our Answers.

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Legitimacy & Value

  • Let’s be honest: With CLARYS, you’ve mostly just made a better interface, haven’t you?
    If it were only an interface, we wouldn't have this impact. CLARYS does more than just improve the display: it reconstructs the meaning of clinical information by making it readable in time and context. The improvement in caregiver experience comes from the reduction in cognitive load, not from simple visual comfort. Cognition ≠ ergonomics.
  • Your benefits are mainly organizational, not for caregivers… aren't they?
    Organizational benefits are a consequence, not the starting point. Our starting point is field priority. The primary beneficiary is the caregiver: Less time searching, Less informational fatigue, More clarity in complex situations. When the caregiver experience improves, the organization naturally follows. Field priority.
  • Who really benefits from your solution: the caregiver or the IT department?
    The direct beneficiary is the caregiver. The IT department finds interest because the solution respects existing systems and the security and sovereignty of data. But if the field experience does not improve, the solution has no value and is our compass. Professional primacy.
  • Do you have quantified evidence of impact?
    We do not claim artificial medico-economic indicators. Our impact is immediately observable on the ground: Reduced search time, Better preparation for consultations and staffs, Reduction in perceived cognitive load. It is precisely these daily irritants that degrade the caregiver experience today. Credibility without over-promising.

Quand l’information devient lisible, la décision éclairée devient possible.