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Clarium Secures $10.5M for AI-Powered Hospital Supply Chain

by Fred Pennic 08/20/2024 Leave a Comment

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What You Should Know: 

– Clarium, Inc., a healthcare technology innovator focused on transforming hospital supply chain operations, has secured a $10.5M in strategic financing round led by General Catalyst, with participation from Kaiser Permanente Ventures, Texas Medical Center Venture Fund, Yale New Haven Health, and existing investors. 

– With this new funding, Clarium plans to expand its team, deepen partnerships with leading health systems, and continue refining its platform. The company is also investing in generative AI and large language model technologies to further enhance Astra OS’ capabilities.

Addressing a Critical Healthcare Challenge

The healthcare industry faces significant challenges in supply chain management, including inventory inefficiencies, data fragmentation, and workforce strain, resulting in over $25 billion in annual overspending. The COVID-19 pandemic amplified these issues, highlighting the urgent need for innovative solutions.

Introducing Astra OS: A Game-Changer for Hospitals

To address these challenges, Clarium has developed Astra OS, an AI-powered workflow platform and data ecosystem. Astra OS empowers healthcare providers to optimize and automate supply chain operations, leading to millions in cost savings and productivity improvements. By consolidating real-time data from various departments and teams, Astra OS enhances visibility, collaboration, and resilience.

Clarium’s suite of workflow applications, built on top of Astra OS, includes:

  • Disruption Monitor: Proactively manages supply chain disruptions.
  • Substitute Manager: Automates substitute approval processes.
  • Card Optimizer: Streamlines procedure card management.

Early adopters of Astra OS have reported impressive results, including a 50% reduction in average disruption resolution time, a 63% decrease in average substitute approval time, and a 3.7x increase in clinically validated substitutes approved.

“Health systems have a transformational opportunity to reimagine their supply chains by partnering with Clarium,” said Steve Liou, Founder and CEO of Clarium. “Our AI-powered platform and data ecosystem, Astra OS, brings hospitals and providers to the cutting edge of technology and helps to dramatically optimize spend, enhance workforce productivity, and ultimately improve patient outcomes.”

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