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Insights, updates, and stories from the Clareo Health team

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Healthcare Technology

Why We’re Building Clareo

Clareo began after too many “I don’t know” answers to what doctors said. We’re making it effortless to turn conversations into clarity you can hold onto.

Graham Henshaw
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Caregiving

Caregiving Doesn't Come With a System. Maybe It Should.

The sticky notes. The half-remembered medication name. The question you meant to ask. Here's why staying on top of it all is so hard, and a simpler way to actually know.

Ella Hage
Type 2 Diabetes Rarely Stays Simple. Here's Why That Means So Many Doctors.
Research

Type 2 Diabetes Rarely Stays Simple. Here's Why That Means So Many Doctors.

Type 2 diabetes isn't just a blood sugar number — it affects your heart, kidneys, eyes, nerves, and feet. That's why it tends to involve more doctors than people expect, and why so much falls through the cracks between them.

Ella Hage
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How-to

ChatGPT vs. Clareo: What’s the Difference When You’re Trying to Understand Your Health?

ChatGPT can help explain medical information, but Clareo is built to help patients and caregivers keep up with real medical journeys. Learn how Clareo turns appointments, notes, action items, and follow-up questions into clearer understanding you can use.

Graham Henshaw
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How-to

Before You Use Clareo, Ask Your Doctor

Learn why asking your doctor for permission to use Clareo during appointments builds trust, ensures legal compliance, and helps you stay more engaged in your care.

Graham Henshaw
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Research

What Helps Patients Remember, Understand, and Follow Through

Patients struggle with recall and follow-through after medical visits due to information overload, not motivation. Research proves that making medical information easier to understand, revisit, and act on—through tools like consultation recordings and reminders—improves outcomes. Clareo is built to translate complex conversations into clear, actionable next steps.

Graham Henshaw
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Research

Why Patients Forget What Doctors Say — and Why That Matters

Decades of academic research show that patients forget much of what happens in medical appointments — not because of poor communication, but because healthcare isn’t designed for how people actually understand and act on information.

Graham Henshaw