Different facilities. One shared medical and social memory.
Find the clinical and social context you need at every care transition.
Hospital stays, return home, admission to a long-term care facility: CLARYS Medical Memory brings the available information together, across facilities and software.

- Hospital stay summary
- Current treatments
- Social context and functional independence
Information available based on access rights
Care settings change. The person’s story remains.
At every transition, medical, social and functional information gets scattered across systems and documents.
Yet medical history, treatments, independence and living conditions are essential to prepare care.
Multiple conditions, loss of independence, many professionals, carers: every transition becomes more delicate.
Legacy EHR
Archived · read-onlyNew EHR
LiveRegional HIE (FHIR)
ConnectedTwo fields. One readable view.
In hospitals and social care settings alike, CLARYS Medical Memory makes information chronological, contextual and traceable.
Healthcare
Clinical history, diagnoses, treatments, care events.
Social care
Personalized plan, independence, needs, support events.
A medical and social memory. Pathways readable over time.
CLARYS Medical Memory links events, documents and context, without altering the sources. Social care data is added when available and accessible.
The person’s pathway, better understood
Care and support, without a break
The right context to coordinate
From care to support. One shared medical and social memory.
Prepare an admission
Medical history, treatments and events, found before care begins.
Support hospital discharge
The key facts of the stay and follow-up, available to the professionals taking over.
Coordinate a complex care pathway
Clinical, social and functional data side by side, when available.
Returning to where the person lives after a hospital stay.
Reports, treatments, independence assessments, personalized plan: the team welcoming the person back finds what matters to ensure continuity.
One shared view for healthcare and social care teams.
Subject to information availability, interoperability and access rights.
- Hospital stay summary
- Current treatments
- Social context and functional independence
Information available based on access rights
Connect the information. Understand the whole care pathway.
CLARYS Medical Memory organizes documents and events over time, whatever their source systems.
CLARYS Intelligence understands their clinical meaning, in context, with a link to every source document.
Together: a more complete medical history, for continuous care pathways.
Patient summary
Mar 22, 2025 · International Patient Summary (FHIR-IPS)
70-year-old female patient with a documented history of malignant neoplasm of breast and fracture.
Patient problem history
- malignant neoplasm of breast, first mentioned in 2001 (age 46)
- fracture, first mentioned in 2025 (age 70)
Hospital
- Emergency
- Medicine
- Surgery
- Specialties
Hospital stay
- Diagnoses
- Treatments
- Tests
- Reports
Discharge
- Discharge summary
- Care plan
- Follow-up
- Referral
Return home
- Primary care physician
- Home health nurses
- Pharmacy
- Home care aide
Long-term care facility
- Senior care
- Rehabilitation
- Disability care
- Day care
Coordinated pathway
- Reassessments
- Person-centered plan
- Caregivers
- Care coordination
CLARYS Medical MemoryGathers and organizes the informationTimeline · Context · Traceability
Data sources (FHIR)
- Admissions (ADT)
- Procedures
- Diagnoses
- Tests (LOINC)
- Medications
- Documents
- Social and long-term care data
- Care plans and life plans
- A complete view of the pathway
- Better-informed professionals
- Easier coordination
- Safer, more continuous pathways
A shared clinical context. Better-informed applications.
The goal: relevant clinical information right inside professionals’ applications, according to their access rights.
Clinical Context as a Service: new services, developed step by step with our partners.
Key takeaways
At every transition, the medical and social history follows the person.
Better-informed handovers
Medical history, treatments and independence found before care begins.
Medical and social together
Living conditions, support network and independence, alongside clinical information.
Beyond each facility
Hospital, home, long-term care: one memory, whatever the software.
A first care pathway. Continuity to build together.
Hospital discharge, primary and hospital care coordination, older people, health and social care continuity: let’s start from a real situation to define a first scope.