Overview
Claire was a healthcare artificial intelligence company based in New York[1] that operated in the patient engagement and diagnostic testing sector. The company sold a portfolio of patient engagement and test fulfillment solutions, including Diagnostics-as-a-Service, with the aim of increasing the fulfillment of ordered lab tests across multiple customer segments including laboratories, payors, digital health platforms, and biopharmaceutical companies[2]. Claire's platform engaged patients to schedule and keep appointments, educated them about the diagnostics process, offered a choice of collection methods including self-collection test kits, home phlebotomist services, or Patient Service Center visits, translated results into plain language, and delivered prompts for next steps based on results[3]. The company operated under Claire Holdings, Inc.[4]
Claire's platform engaged patients to schedule and keep appointments, educated them about the diagnostics process, offered a choice of collection methods (self-collection test kit, home phlebotomist or Patient Service Center visit), translated results into plain language and delivered prompts for next steps based on results. [3]
Business address: 530 Fashion Avenue, New York, New York, 10018. [5]
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