Making clinical information readable for informed decision-making.
CLARYS delivers a continuous and reliable reading of the patient journey to support medical decision-making, without modifying existing systems.
An approach driven by teams that have worked together for many years
From hundreds of documents to an immediately usable reading
A reliable, traceable and shareable patient summary
HL7 International Patient Summary
Patient Summary
HL7 International Patient Summary
Patient problem history:
Patient treatment history:
Angiography of coronary artery
Completed
Risk assessment
Completed
Simvastatin 40 MG Oral Tablet
March 16, 2026 at 08:57
Prasugrel 10 MG Oral Tablet
March 16, 2026 at 08:57
Lisinopril 30 MG Oral Tablet
March 16, 2026 at 08:57
A contextualised and directly usable reading of data from multiple sources
Guirlande & Smart GuirlandeA structured anatomical representation of clinical problems
Clarys Body
Exploit
Unlock use cases.
Link
Concepts to medical repositories: SNOMED CT, LOINC, ICD 10/11, medications.
Read
Analyses unstructured documents and identifies clinical concepts.
A medical memory to make data readable over time
CLARYS relies on a FHIR foundation that enables convergence of:
A structuring based on reference standards.
Référentiels internationaux
A more comprehensive, readable and usable medical memory, without altering sources.
Structured data only covers part of the clinical reality. A large portion of useful information still lies in documents.
A FHIR project in weeks,
not years
Build in 3 to 6 weeks
FHIR foundation setup, fed from your existing flows with our technology partners.Infor · DMI · Health-Comm
Start in 1 day
You have a populated FHIR foundation · Clarys Plug and Play
Immediate benefits. Lasting value.
Clinical
- Better understanding of the care pathway
- More informed decisions
Operational
- Less time searching
- Unified access to information (seconds vs minutes)
Strategic
- Independence from existing systems
- Continuity of medical information
- Secure sharing
Shared challenges across general management, CIOs and all healthcare professionals
Data Convergence
Data Security
Data Independence
