Longevity doctor · AI-powered primary care

Primary care that reads your entire picture, not just today's complaint.

Clara reads your full lab history, medications, wearable data, and prior diagnoses together. Physician-reviewed primary care focused on proactive health management. Free to start.

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I feel fine overall but I want to be more proactive about my health. Where should I focus?

Clara

Looking at your chart: your ApoB was 118 at your last draw and hasn't been rechecked in 14 months. Your resting heart rate on your wearable has trended up 8 bpm over the past 3 months. And your HOMA-IR from 2023 put you in early insulin resistance territory. I'd prioritize a full metabolic and cardiovascular panel and flag these for physician review.

Values and scenarios shown are illustrative examples only. All clinical assessments are individualized and reviewed by a licensed physician.

How it works

Connect your records. Clara reads the full picture. A physician reviews every clinical action.

Connect your records and wearables

Clara auto-syncs your medical records from 150,000+ doctors' offices, hospitals, labs, and pharmacies — every lab ever drawn, every medication, every diagnosis. Wearable data syncs automatically on Standard and Concierge plans. Free to start, no credit card.

Clara reads your full picture, not just the last panel

A 15-minute annual visit can review your most recent results. Clara reads every result you have ever had drawn, tracks trajectories across years, reads wearable trends against your chart, and cross-references your medication list against everything it finds. It does this every time you interact.

Physician-reviewed care, continuously

When Clara identifies something that warrants attention, it prepares a clinical summary and routes it for physician review. Every lab order and prescription is reviewed and signed by a licensed physician. Subscription plans include comprehensive biomarker panels at clinically appropriate intervals.

What Clara focuses on

The areas of health Clara monitors continuously as part of proactive primary care.

Cardiovascular risk

Clara tracks ApoB, Lp(a), lipid panels, blood pressure trends from wearables, and cardiovascular medications — reading changes in risk markers longitudinally rather than as isolated snapshots.

Metabolic health

Glucose, A1c, fasting insulin, HOMA-IR, and liver function are tracked together across panels. Clara flags early directional changes before values reach diagnostic thresholds.

Hormonal balance

Thyroid function, sex hormones, and adrenal markers are reviewed in the context of symptoms, medications, and prior results — not just compared to reference ranges in isolation.

Sleep and recovery

Clara reads wearable sleep data against your chart — including medications that affect sleep architecture and conditions that can present as sleep disruption — to identify patterns worth discussing with your physician.

Inflammation and immune markers

hsCRP, homocysteine, CBC trends, and relevant autoimmune markers are tracked longitudinally. Clara reads rising inflammatory markers against your diagnoses and medication list before flagging them.

Nutrient status

Vitamin D, B12, folate, ferritin, magnesium, and omega-3 index (Concierge) are reviewed alongside your medications and diagnoses. Nutrient deficiencies are common contributors to fatigue, cognitive symptoms, and other presentations that are often attributed to other causes.

Why Clara

Proactive primary care that reads your full history every time.

	Clara	Concierge medicine	Standard primary care	Longevity clinic
Reads full lab history at every interaction	✓ Every session	At annual visit	At visit, within practice only	At visit
Comprehensive biomarker panel included	✓ Included in Standard and Concierge plans	Often included at $2,000+/yr	Standard panel only	Per-draw pricing
Reads wearable data against chart	✓ Continuously	Occasionally, if patient brings it up	Rarely	Sometimes
Monthly cost	Basic $25/mo · Standard $50/mo · Concierge $150/mo · HSA/FSA	$150–$400/mo	Per-visit copay	$200–$500/mo
24/7 AI availability	✓ Unlimited	Phone/email access	Office hours only	Office hours only
Physician-signed prescriptions and lab orders	✓	✓	✓	✓
Licensed in all 50 states	✓	State-specific	State-specific	State-specific

The AI difference

What an AI that reads your full chart makes possible in primary care.

Most primary care is reactive — you have a symptom, you come in. Clara reads your full chart continuously, tracking trajectories and flagging changes that matter before they become symptoms. The AI handles the data; licensed physicians handle every clinical decision.

Reads the trend, not just the result

An ApoB of 110 means something different when it was 85 a year ago. Clara reads every result longitudinally, flagging directional changes even when individual values stay within reference ranges.

Reads everything together

Thyroid function, metabolic markers, cardiovascular risk, wearable data, and medication effects don't exist in isolation. Clara reads them as a single picture — the way a thorough clinician would, if they had hours to spend on every chart.

Physician review on every clinical action

Clara drafts; physicians decide. Every lab order and prescription is reviewed and signed by a licensed clinician. The AI handles pattern-finding and clinical summaries. The physician handles every sign-off.

Common questions about Clara.

What does Clara cost?

Connecting your medical records and chatting with Clara is free. Subscription plans start at $25/month (Basic), which includes physician-approved prescriptions and lab orders. Standard ($50/mo) includes 74 biomarker tests and wearable integration. Concierge ($150/mo) includes 108 biomarker tests and expanded panels. All plans are HSA/FSA eligible and cash-pay. Medications are billed separately by your pharmacy.

How is Clara different from a concierge medicine practice?

Traditional concierge medicine typically offers same-day appointments and a direct physician relationship, at $150–$400/month. Clara offers AI-powered continuous monitoring, comprehensive biomarker panels, and physician-reviewed care at $25–$150/month. Clara handles what can be managed remotely and refers to in-person providers when a physical exam or specialist is needed. The two approaches are complementary rather than mutually exclusive.

Is Clara a real medical practice?

Yes. Clara operates through affiliated professional corporations licensed in all 50 states. All diagnoses, prescriptions, and lab orders are reviewed and signed off by licensed physicians. Clara's AI handles intake, continuous monitoring, and clinical reasoning. The physician sign-off happens before any clinical action reaches you.

Can I use my insurance, HSA, or FSA?

Clara's membership is cash-pay and not billed through insurance, but every plan is HSA/FSA eligible. Prescriptions Clara's physicians write go to your pharmacy and may be covered by your plan. The included biomarker panels are covered by the membership cost. Ad-hoc lab orders and prescriptions may be covered by your insurance when applicable.

What if I need in-person care or a specialist?

Clara refers to in-person providers for physical exams, imaging, procedures, and specialist workups when indicated by your clinical picture. Clara prepares a clinical summary and referral letter for every handoff so the receiving provider has full context from the start.

Does Clara replace my current primary care doctor?

Clara is a full-service primary care practice and can serve as your primary care provider. Some patients use Clara as their primary care provider; others use it alongside an existing PCP for continuous monitoring and comprehensive lab work. In either case, Clara prepares clinical summaries for any in-person providers you see to ensure continuity of care.

How often are labs run?

Comprehensive panels are typically run annually, with more frequent monitoring of specific markers when clinically indicated. Clara tracks your results longitudinally and flags when follow-up testing is due based on your individual clinical picture and physician recommendation.