Type 2 diabetes · AI-powered primary care

Managing type 2 diabetes means understanding the whole picture, not just the A1c.

Clara reads your full lab history, medication list, comorbidities, and wearable data together. Every clinical action is reviewed and signed off by a licensed physician. Free to start.

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Metabolic panel · Diabetes monitoring
Needs review
A1c8.1% above target
Fasting glucose162 mg/dL elevated
eGFR61 mL/min mildly reduced
Urine albumin/creatinine28 mg/g normal
Clara: Your A1c has trended up over 3 panels. Your eGFR affects which medications are appropriate. I'll prepare a full medication and dose review for your physician, including checking for contraindications.

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.

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Connect your records

Clara auto-syncs your medical records from 150,000+ doctors' offices, hospitals, labs, and pharmacies. Before any clinical action, Clara reads your full A1c history, glucose trends, kidney function, prior medications, and comorbidities. Free to start, no credit card.

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An evaluation built from your full metabolic history

Diabetes management involves more than A1c. Clara reads your kidney function, cardiovascular risk factors, medication list, and prior responses to therapy together. Before any prescription is drafted, Clara checks for contraindications, renal dosing requirements, and drug interactions relevant to your chart.

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Ongoing monitoring and physician oversight

Clara orders follow-up labs at clinically appropriate intervals, tracks trends across panels, and flags changes that warrant physician review. Every lab order and prescription is reviewed and signed by a licensed physician before it reaches you. Subscription plans include bundled biomarker panels.

Managing type 2 diabetes means reading the full chart, not just the last panel.

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Symptoms

Common symptoms patients describe with type 2 diabetes.

Increased thirst and urination
Fatigue and low energy
Blurred vision
Slow-healing wounds
Frequent infections
Tingling in hands or feet
Unexplained weight changes

Many of these symptoms overlap with hypothyroidism, anemia, kidney disease, and other conditions. Clara reads your full chart, prior diagnoses, and lab results together rather than anchoring on the most common explanation.

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When to seek emergency care

If you experience symptoms of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) or hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state (HHS) — including extreme thirst, confusion, rapid breathing, fruity-smelling breath, or loss of consciousness — call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room immediately. Severe hypoglycemia (low blood sugar with confusion, seizure, or loss of consciousness) also requires emergency evaluation. Clara is not an emergency service.

What Clara reviews

The evaluation Clara uses to support diabetes management.

Diabetes monitoring panel

Hemoglobin A1cGlycemic control over prior 3 months
Fasting glucoseBaseline glycemic status
eGFR and creatinineKidney function affects medication selection and dosing
Urine albumin-to-creatinine ratioEarly marker of diabetic kidney disease
Lipid panelCardiovascular risk assessment
Liver function testsRequired before and during certain diabetes medications
Full medication list reviewInteractions, contraindications, and renal dosing

Evaluation is guided by individual clinical picture. A licensed physician reviews all findings and orders. Clara refers to in-person providers when physical examination or specialist evaluation is needed.

Why the full chart matters

Medication selection in type 2 diabetes is highly individualized. Kidney function, cardiovascular history, weight, prior drug responses, and other comorbidities all affect which medications are appropriate and at what doses. Clara reads all of these together rather than evaluating A1c in isolation.

For example, certain diabetes medications require dose adjustment or are contraindicated when kidney function is reduced. Others carry cardiovascular benefits or risks that need to be weighed against a patient's overall profile. Clara reads these intersections before any prescription is drafted.

Why Clara

How Clara approaches type 2 diabetes management differently.

Clara General telehealth Your doctor
Cost to start Free (records + chat) Per-visit fee $150+ copay per visit
Monthly cost Basic $25/mo · Standard $50/mo · Concierge $150/mo · HSA/FSA Varies Per-visit copay
Reads full A1c and lab history before prescribing ✓ Auto-synced, 150,000+ sources Self-reported history Within a single practice
Reviews kidney function and comorbidities before medication changes ✓ Every interaction Varies by platform At visit, if labs are recent
Biomarker panel included ✓ Included in Standard and Concierge plans Extra cost Per-test copay
Physician-reviewed prescriptions and lab orders Varies
24/7 AI availability ✓ Unlimited Async messaging Office hours only
Full primary care (not just diabetes) Single-condition focus

An AI that reads your full metabolic history. A physician who reviews every order.

Get started From $25/mo · HSA/FSA eligible · cash-pay.

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

A 15-minute visit reviews your most recent labs. Clara reads every A1c you've ever had drawn, every medication change, every relevant comorbidity, and every kidney function panel — and cross-references them in a single pass. The AI handles the data; licensed physicians handle every clinical decision.

Reads the full trend, not just the last result

A single A1c tells you where you are. A series of A1c results tells you the trajectory. Clara reads your full lab history across years and flags directional changes that warrant review, not just values outside the reference range.

Checks medication safety before every prescription

Certain diabetes medications require dose adjustments based on kidney function, have cardiac contraindications, or interact with other drugs on your list. Clara checks all of these every time before drafting a prescription for physician review.

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 intake, reasoning, and follow-up. The physician handles every clinical sign-off.

Type 2 diabetes management that reads your full chart, every time.

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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) adds 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.
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 like any other script. Ad-hoc lab orders may also be covered by your insurance when applicable.
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 Clara prescribe diabetes medications?
Clara's physicians can prescribe medications used in the management of type 2 diabetes when clinically appropriate and following physician review of your full chart. Prescriptions require a physician evaluation of your current health status, kidney function, medication list, and relevant labs. Clara does not prescribe insulin; patients requiring insulin therapy are referred to an appropriate in-person provider.
What if I already have a diabetes specialist (endocrinologist)?
Clara is a primary care practice and is designed to complement, not replace, specialist care. If you are working with an endocrinologist, Clara can provide continuous monitoring, handle primary care needs between specialist visits, and help you track the labs and metrics your specialist follows. Clara will not make changes that conflict with a documented specialist plan without physician review.
What if I need in-person care?
Clara refers to in-person providers for physical exams, specialist evaluations, and any care that cannot be safely delivered remotely. Clara prepares a clinical summary and referral letter for every handoff so the receiving provider has full context.
How is this different from my regular doctor?
A 15-minute visit reviews your most recent results. Clara reads every A1c, every kidney function panel, and every medication change you've had — and does it every time you interact. Your PCP remains the right choice for in-person exams. Clara fills the continuous monitoring gap between visits.

Free to connect your records and chat with Clara. Subscription plans include physician-reviewed prescriptions, bundled lab panels, and full primary care.

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