Upload. Review. Approve.
Clara turns a stack of interpreted reports into one connected read. The analysis runs on its own; you review, approve, and sign the final map. Here’s the whole flow, start to finish.
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.
The specialists read the domains your reports call for
Clara routes each report to the specialists that read its domain, and only those run. Each reads its layer in depth and writes up what it found, with the patient inputs and citations it relied on shown alongside.
The master analyst connects them
The master analyst reads the specialist findings together and maps how the systems connect, from upstream drivers to downstream effects, and ranks where an intervention would do the most. The analysis runs on its own.
You review, edit, and approve the map
Nothing reaches your patient on its own. You review the Systems Health Map, edit what you would put differently, and approve it. Every recommendation shows the patient inputs and citations behind it, so you evaluate it independently.
You sign, and implement
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, and the plan and how you implement it stay yours.
Interpreted reports, not raw signal.
Clara reads reported results a lab or clinician has already interpreted. That covers the panels most functional and longevity practices already run. It never analyzes raw imaging or sequencing. You ingest the report’s findings, not the raw data.
What you can upload
Interpreted lab reports
PDF, report images/scans, or CSV.
Assessment reports
Hormones, gut and oral microbiome, toxicology, biological-age clocks.
Genomic report findings
A Mosaic Genomic Lifestyle Optimization Report, or any genomic or methylation report.
What Clara never touches
Raw imaging and signal are outside Clara’s boundary by design. The analysis subject is always an interpreted report.
- Raw imaging (MRI, CT, X-ray, echo)
- Waveforms and signals (ECG, EEG)
- Raw sequencing files (VCF, BAM, FASTQ)
For imaging- or sequencing-derived work (qEEG, DEXA, genomics), upload the report’s findings and values. That’s what Clara reads.
A Systems Health Map, and a plan you sign.
The output is two things: a Systems Health Map that ranks the upstream contributors driving the picture, and a prioritized set of options that follows from it.
- Written to you, the clinician: recommendations and options to weigh, modify, accept, or decline, never a patient-facing directive.
- You edit the report while you review it. Once you approve and sign, Clara finalizes it as a signed PDF for the record.
- Every recommendation shows its basis: the patient inputs it used and the citations behind it, so you review it independently.
- The map and trends persist on the patient’s dashboard and update as new reports come in.
Put it to work on a real patient picture.
Request an account, or book a demo and we’ll walk you through it on the reports you already run.