Clarium

Clarium, Inc. is a healthcare technology company founded in 2020 that focuses on revolutionizing hospital supply chain operations. The company's primary offering is Astra OS, an AI-powered workflow platform and data ecosystem designed to optimize and automate supply chain operations for healthcare providers. Astra OS brings together real-time data to improve visibility, collaboration, and resiliency across all departments and teams. The platform includes a suite of workflow applications that deploy intelligent automation to hospitals, such as Disruption Monitor for proactively managing inventory and resolving supply disruptions, Substitute Manager for automating substitute approvals, and Card Optimizer for streamlining procedure card management.

Clarium's technology addresses critical problems in the healthcare industry, particularly the fragmentation of data across multiple systems for hospitals and suppliers. This fragmentation has historically led to challenges in inventory management, demand planning, data accuracy, and workforce efficiency, contributing to an estimated USD 25 billion annual overspending on supply chain products and related operations. The company's platform aims to unify the supply chain ecosystem with automated workflows and real-time data access across providers and suppliers. Health systems that have integrated Astra OS have reportedly identified an average of over USD 10 million in cost savings and productivity gains in their supply chain operations as of August 2024.

Key customers and partnerships

Clarium has partnered with several leading health systems, including CommonSpirit, Yale New Haven Health, Geisinger, Ochsner Health, and Boston Children's Hospital. As of July 2024, Yale New Haven Health reported having over 300 users across seven departments actively engaged in Clarium's platform. In July 2024, Clarium entered into a long-term strategic partnership with the healthcare Industry Resiliency Collaborative (HIRC) to co-develop transformative technology and data standards. The partnership's first initiative is the development of Resiliency Monitor, a tool designed to provide real-time visibility into healthcare supply chain performance. This tool will be available to all HIRC members, which include more than 80 health systems, suppliers, and industry partners.