Mosaic · Clara
The clinical-intelligence layer for your practice.
Your patients arrive with more data than any clinician can read at once: labs, hormones, gut, toxicology, genomics, built up over years. Clara reads it together, finds the upstream drivers, and hands you a plan to review, edit, and sign. You stay in the loop at every step.
For licensed healthcare practitioners. Currently open to a limited group of practices by invitation.
Why this, why now
No single brain can hold every pattern across a dozen reports.
The clinical question was never only “what’s abnormal.” It’s what’s driving what, and where you intervene for the most impact. That’s complex systems health, and it’s exactly the cross-report pattern-finding that’s hardest to do by hand.
Data has outrun the clinician.
A single patient now arrives with genomic variants, hormones, gut and oral microbiome, metabolic and cardiovascular panels, toxicology, mitochondrial markers, and biological-age clocks, often built up over years. It comes in as a stack of PDFs, each panel read on its own. But the body is one connected system, and no clinician, however expert, can hold every marker and every cross-panel interaction in mind at once.
The insight lives in the connections.
The clinical question was never only "what is abnormal." It is what is driving what, and where you intervene for the most impact. Health behaves like a complex system: upstream drivers cascade into the downstream effects you can see on a panel. Read in isolation, root causes get missed and interventions chase symptoms one lab at a time.
Find the leverage points.
Systems thinking looks for leverage: the one or few upstream drivers whose correction ripples through the whole picture. That is the pattern-finding that is hardest to do by hand across a dozen reports, and it is exactly what a tireless reader can surface for a clinician to weigh.
Why now.
Two things had to become true at once, and just did. The volume of a patient’s data finally exceeds what any clinician can integrate by hand, and AI became both capable enough to reason across domains and safe enough to run on real patient data under a Business Associate Agreement. Neither was true a couple of years ago.
Read the full case: why complex systems health, and why now →
What Clara is
Every report, read as one picture.
Every report, read together
Clara ingests the interpreted reports you already order (labs, hormones, gut, toxicology, genomics) and reads them as one connected picture instead of a dozen separate PDFs.
Drivers, effects, and leverage
The output is a Systems Health Map: a ranked differential of the upstream contributors driving what you see, and the intervention points where you can do the most good.
You, in the loop at every gate
You review and approve each specialist read before synthesis, then approve the final plan. Clara is decision support with its basis disclosed, not a black box, and not the decision.
Eleven specialists, one synthesis
A panel of domain readers, then a systems analyst.
Each report is routed to the specialists that read its domain in depth. Their approved findings feed one master analyst that maps how the systems connect.
Clinical Laboratory
Blood chemistry, CBC, and metabolic panels: the everyday labs, read in the context of everything else.
Cardiometabolic
Lipids, glucose and insulin dynamics, and the markers that track metabolic and cardiovascular health together.
Microbiome
Stool and oral microbiome panels such as GI-MAP and Gut Zoomer, for what the ecosystem is doing.
Toxicology
Heavy-metal, environmental-toxin, and mycotoxin reports: the exposure load underneath the picture.
Precision Omics
Genomic and methylation report findings, including a Mosaic Lifestyle Optimization Report when there is one.
Neurocognitive
Cognitive, neurotransmitter, and mood-related assessments: the nervous-system layer.
Body Structure & Movement
Body-composition, musculoskeletal, and movement assessments: how the structure holds and moves.
Allostatic Load
The cumulative wear of chronic stress across systems, the load a single panel never shows on its own.
Biological Aging
Epigenetic and biological-age clocks: the pace of aging against the calendar.
Mitochondrial
Energy-metabolism and mitochondrial-function markers: the cellular engine room.
Psychosocial & Lifestyle
Sleep, stress, nutrition, and lifestyle context: the daily inputs that move everything else.
The synthesis
Master Complex Systems Health Analyst
Reads every approved specialist report and maps how the systems connect: which upstream drivers are producing which downstream effects, and where an intervention would do the most.
The Systems Health Map
See how the systems connect.
The synthesis maps the patient as a cascade: the upstream drivers, the amplifiers between, and the downstream findings they produce. Select any node to trace its path and read its basis. This is an illustrative sample from a de-identified patient.
Select any node to trace how it connects — the upstream drivers behind it and the downstream findings it produces, each with its basis.
You’re in the loop
Clara does the reading. The clinical judgment stays yours.
Nothing moves forward on autopilot. You review and edit every specialist report before any synthesis runs, then approve the final plan. Every recommendation shows its basis, the inputs it used and the citations behind it, so you evaluate it independently.
- Step 01
Upload the reports you already have
Add a patient’s interpreted lab and assessment reports to their library: PDFs, report images, or CSVs. Clara reads interpreted reports only, never raw imaging, waveforms, or sequencing files.
- Step 02
The specialists read every domain
Each report is routed to the relevant domain specialists. Every specialist works its own layer in depth and writes up what it found, with the patient inputs and citations it relied on shown alongside.
- Step 03
You review and edit every specialist report
Nothing moves forward on autopilot. You read each specialist’s findings, edit what you would put differently, and approve it before any synthesis runs. Clara does the reading; the clinical judgment stays yours.
- Step 04
The master analyst synthesizes
Once you have approved the specialists, the master analyst maps how the systems connect, from upstream drivers to downstream effects, and ranks where an intervention would do the most. You approve the plan.
- Step 05
You sign, and Clara finalizes the report
You get a Systems Health Map and a prioritized set of options, written to you rather than to the patient. You edit it while you review, and once you approve and sign, Clara finalizes it as a signed PDF for the record. Every recommendation is yours to weigh, modify, accept, or decline.
See it step by step: see how Clara works →
See a real report
What lands on your desk.
A cross-domain systems synthesis, written to the reviewing clinician: an executive summary, the ranked systems map, and a cited optimization protocol. Preview a real, de-identified sample.
Built for PHI
Clinical data, handled like clinical data.
Patient data is encrypted, access is scoped to each provider and practice, and it is handled under a Business Associate Agreement (BAA). Clara reads interpreted reports only, never raw imaging, waveforms, or sequencing files.
More on the workflow and safeguards in the Clara FAQs →
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Bring Clara into your practice.
Tell us a little about your practice and what you’re after: early access, a demo, or just answers. We respond within one business day.
See the whole patient, not a stack of PDFs.
Clara reads across every interpreted report you already order and shows you where to intervene for the most impact, for you to weigh, edit, and approve.