Clarity360
Make sense of the whole health story.
When health becomes complicated, information gets spread across symptoms, diagnoses, specialists, test results, treatments, and years of lived experience.
Clarity360 is being developed to bring those pieces together into a clearer, more useful picture so people can better understand what may be connected, what matters most, and what to focus on next.
More information does not always create more clarity.
People living with multiple, overlapping, rare, or not-yet-clearly-explained health concerns often accumulate a great deal of information over time.
But that information may live in different records, specialties, diagnoses, conversations, and parts of life.
It can be hard to answer seemingly simple questions:
What is actually going on?
Which parts of my history matter most?
What might be connected?
Are there patterns that cut across several concerns?
What should I prioritize? What can I act on myself?
Where do I need support? How do I communicate the whole picture clearly?
Clarity360 is designed for the space between having health information and being able to understand and use it as a whole.
Bring the pieces together. Find what matters. Support action.
Clarity360 uses a structured whole-person approach to organize and synthesize relevant health information.
The goal is not to generate more data. It is to make existing information more useful.
How it works
STEP 1
Bring together the story
Relevant information may include: Health history; current symptoms and concerns; diagnoses; medications and therapeutic supports; labs and other testing; family history; major health and life events; nutrition, movement, sleep, stress, and other everyday influences; and the individual’s own experience, priorities, and questions.
STEP 2
Look across the whole picture
Rather than treating each issue as an isolated problem, Clarity360 looks for meaningful patterns, relationships, shared influences, and areas that may deserve closer attention.
STEP 3
Turn understanding into action
The result is organized into practical tools intended to help people identify priorities, clarify questions, and determine reasonable next steps.
Information → Connection → Clarity → Action
What you receive
My Health Story
A clearer picture of what is happening.
A concise, organized synthesis of the health story, including important history, current concerns, meaningful patterns, and connections worth understanding more deeply. The Health Story is intended to help someone see their own experience as a whole rather than as a collection of disconnected problems.
My Action Plan
A clearer sense of where to focus next.
A prioritized set of opportunities and next steps based on the issues and patterns identified through the process. Actions may include things someone can explore independently, questions to bring to a clinician, areas where more information may help, professional support, and practical health and lifestyle opportunities.
The aim is to reduce the feeling of “there are a hundred things I could do” into a more focused place to begin.
Companion Guides
Tools designed to help translate the Health Story into practical support.
For clinical support: a focused guide that highlights relevant history, patterns, priorities, and questions to support more efficient and useful clinical conversations. For non-clinical support: a separate guide designed to help individuals identify practical next steps, available resources, and types of support that may be useful to seek when coordinated care is not readily available.
The goal is not to assume that everyone has a care team. It is to help people use their Health Story more effectively within the support system they actually have access to, especially in rural, underserved, or resource-limited communities.
Health does not always fit neatly into one box.
Clarity360 is being designed for people who may be navigating:
Multiple chronic health concerns · Symptoms that span several body systems · Rare or complex disease · Multiple specialists or treatment approaches · Women’s and midlife health concerns · Metabolic, hormonal, inflammatory, neurological, or mental health-related concerns · A long health history that is difficult to summarize · Persistent symptoms without a clear unifying explanation · The feeling that individual pieces have been addressed without anyone seeing the full picture
You do not need to have a diagnosis for every concern. And you do not need to have an established multidisciplinary care team to benefit from organizing and understanding your health story.
It starts with the whole person, not a single condition.
Many useful health tools are organized around one diagnosis, symptom, specialty, or type of data. Clarity360 intentionally looks across those boundaries.
What changed and when · Major life and health transitions · Patterns someone has noticed over time · Everyday behaviors and environments · What has helped · What has not · Personal priorities · The practical realities shaping someone’s ability to act
The goal is not to identify one universal “root cause.” It is to identify patterns, relationships, and leverage points that may help create a more useful understanding of the whole picture.
Clarity without action only gets you so far.
Clarity360 is being developed around a simple principle: Understanding should help change what happens next.
Recognizing a pattern for the first time · Knowing which issue deserves attention first · Asking a better question · Bringing clearer information to an appointment · Making a practical change · Seeking the right type of support · Feeling more able to participate in decisions about your own health
The goal is not perfect certainty. The goal is better orientation and more informed next steps.
Designed to support action whether or not you have an established care team.
Clarity360 provides health education, information organization, and structured synthesis. It does not diagnose medical conditions, prescribe treatment, or replace evaluation and care from qualified healthcare professionals.
Some opportunities identified through the process may be appropriate for an individual to explore independently. Others may require discussion, evaluation, testing, or treatment with a clinician or other qualified professional.
Practical action independently · Community or non-clinical resource support · Professional evaluation or support · A clinician should be involved
Currently in development
Clarity360 is being shaped through an initial pilot.
An initial pilot is being designed to test the experience with people living with different kinds and levels of health complexity.
Which parts of the synthesis are most useful · Whether participants feel they understand their health story more clearly · Whether the process helps identify meaningful priorities · Whether the tools support better communication and action · Where the approach needs to be improved · How Clarity360 can most effectively complement existing healthcare
Interested in participating?
We are beginning to identify people who may be interested in taking part in an early Clarity360 pilot.
Have several health concerns that feel interconnected · Find it difficult to summarize your health story · Work with multiple clinicians or specialists · Have accumulated a lot of health information but still lack a clear picture · Want to become more informed and active in managing your health · Are comfortable providing thoughtful feedback on an experience that is still being developed
I’m Interested in the Clarity360 Pilot →
Submitting interest does not guarantee participation. Additional pilot details, eligibility considerations, privacy information, and informed-consent materials will be provided before enrollment.
Interested in the problem Clarity360 is trying to solve?
We are also interested in conversations with clinicians, healthcare organizations, researchers, patient communities, and others working on challenges related to health complexity, patient understanding, care coordination, and turning fragmented information into action.
Pilot partnerships · Participant communities · Clinical feedback · Research and evaluation · Workflow integration · Patient education and engagement · Tool development
Your health story should be easier to understand and use.
Clarity360 is being developed to help make that possible.