Cleerly Care Pathway
The Cleerly Care Pathway is both methodology and technology (AI-enabled CCTA) that defines and guides treatment and management of an individual’s specific level of actual disease early on. This personalized, closed-loop approach offers a more comprehensive standard of care than symptom management and stress tests, which miss far too many patients.
More than
50%Patients who suffer a heart attack because they’re considered “low risk” based on symptoms, but in fact have plaque build-up.*
Vol.01 // Cleerly Care Pathway
In our first Cardiac Beat, Cleerly founder and CEO, Dr. James Min, talks with former colleague and preventive cardiologist at MD2, Dr. Erica Jones, about the driver for a new care pathway that provides a personalized approach to heart attack prevention.
Introduction // Cleerly Care Pathway
Ch. 01 // Prevent
Ch. 02 // Step 01 – Identify
Ch. 03 // Step 02 – Define
Ch. 04 // Step 03 – Empower
Ch. 05 // Step 04 – Treat
Ch. 06 // Step 05 – Track
Ch. 07 // Impact
Leverage comprehensive, wholeheart™ phenotyping for quantification and characterization of plaque
Translate advanced imaging science and data into actionable clinical insights for all stakeholders
Improve patient health literacy through innovative tools that meet patients where they are
Enable personalized cardiovascular care through a new disease staging system
Provide direct, longitudinal disease tracking to optimize therapeutic success
A detailed look at our closed-loop, 5-step approach for early diagnosis, informed decision making, and personalized treatment and tracking of coronary heart disease. Includes an overview of challenges with the current state and evidence for our new standard of care.
A quick introduction to our 5-stage pathway, with a focus on the field’s first plaque-staging system.
Meet Steven – a healthy triathlete who would not have known about his dangerous, severe plaque without Cleerly.
Cleerly’s Care Pathway provides the personalized approach to cardiovascular care that healthcare has been seeking for decades. Work with us to make this new, proactive standard of care a reality. Together, we’ll prevent more heart attacks and dramatically improve quality of life.
*Temporal trends in the frequency of inducible myocardial ischemia during cardiac stress testing: 1991 to 2009.
Journal of the American College of Cardiology: Cardiovascular Imaging. March 12, 2013.
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