Resolve
Understand terminology, synonyms, concepts, and ambiguity before retrieval.
Deterministic lexical resolution and terminology normalization help ClaraBrain interpret a request before it moves deeper into the system.
ClaraBrain™
ClaraBrain connects applications and AI systems to structured medical information across specialized sources, when they need it.
Why it matters
Different sources answer different kinds of questions. ClaraBrain keeps those distinctions intact so systems can work with the appropriate context at runtime.
Understand terminology, synonyms, concepts, and ambiguity before retrieval.
Deterministic lexical resolution and terminology normalization help ClaraBrain interpret a request before it moves deeper into the system.
Direct requests toward sources designed for the information being requested.
Different questions belong with different sources. ClaraBrain can route requests across terminology, medications, literature, trials, safety, evidence, and provider information.
Bring relevant health information into a usable runtime context.
Independently maintained medical datasets remain available during system operation without being flattened into one undifferentiated knowledge store.
Preserve source, version, and provenance context around information.
Source lineage and operational history help retain context about where information originated, which release is installed, and how updates have progressed.
What ClaraBrain can do
ClaraBrain can connect a single request with multiple specialized sources when useful, while preserving the role and context of each source.
Resolve a medication, retrieve official labeling, examine reported adverse events, connect related clinical terminology, and find supporting medical literature.
RxNorm · DailyMed · FAERS · PubMed · UMLS · SNOMED CT
Identify a laboratory test, connect it with relevant clinical concepts and conditions, and retrieve supporting literature and curated evidence.
LOINC · SNOMED CT · ICD-11 · UMLS · PubMed · Evidence
Search locally maintained biomedical literature and clinical-trial information across specialized research sources.
PubMed / MEDLINE · ClinicalTrials.gov
Find physicians, specialties, clinics, pharmacies, and geographic healthcare information through a dedicated provider-directory runtime.
ClaraDirectory
Inside ClaraBrain
ClaraBrain maintains specialized medical and health-information sources independently so each can preserve its terminology, release model, provenance, and operational state.
UMLS · SNOMED CT · ICD-11 · LOINC · HPO
Biomedical concepts, clinical terminology, disease classifications, laboratory observations, and phenotype relationships.
RxNorm · DailyMed · FAERS
Normalized medications, official drug labeling, prescribing information, and reported adverse-event data.
PubMed / MEDLINE · ClinicalTrials.gov · MedlinePlus
Biomedical literature, clinical-study information, and patient-oriented health education.
Lexical · Evidence · ClaraDirectory · Provenance
Terminology resolution, curated evidence, healthcare discovery, and source-lineage context.
Source maintenance
Health-information sources do not share one release schedule. ClaraBrain tracks them independently, including installed versions, source checks, successful updates, failures, and retries.
ClinicalTrials.gov
Daily incremental
PubMed / MEDLINE
Incremental
RxNorm
Monthly + weekly capability
LOINC
Weekly release checks
FAERS
Quarterly releases
SNOMED CT
Release-aware
ClaraBrain records which source release is installed and preserves update history rather than treating health information as a single static corpus.
Interactive explainer
Select each layer to review how ClaraBrain organizes medical sources, entity relationships, runtime access, evidence pathways, and provenance context.
Health knowledge available during operation
ClaraBrain makes locally maintained medical and health-information resources available while systems are operating, allowing applications to retrieve structured information with source and version context.
What it is
A runtime knowledge environment that makes structured medical information available to applications, tools, and governed interaction surfaces while they are operating.
Where it fits
Used when a system needs current, source-aware health information during operation rather than depending only on information contained in an application or model itself.
ClaraWell provides
Specialized health-information resources
ClaraBrain maintains specialized sources for biomedical terminology, classifications, medications, laboratory observations, phenotypes, adverse events, literature, clinical trials, drug labeling, patient education, evidence, and provider information.
What it is
A collection of independently maintained medical and health-information runtimes, each preserving the terminology, structure, release model, and purpose of its source.
Where it fits
These sources form the information foundation of ClaraBrain. They remain distinct so terminology, medications, literature, trials, safety information, evidence, and provider data can be used according to their individual strengths.
ClaraWell provides
Deterministic terminology resolution
ClaraBrain normalizes language, resolves synonyms and concepts, manages ambiguity, and helps determine how a health-information request should be interpreted before retrieval.
What it is
A deterministic lexical-resolution layer for terminology normalization, synonym handling, concept resolution, ambiguity control, and query routing.
Where it fits
Used between a health-information request and downstream retrieval so different words, phrases, and medical terms can be resolved into a more consistent interpretation.
ClaraWell provides
Find information across specialized sources
ClaraBrain provides search and retrieval infrastructure for locally maintained medical information, allowing systems to locate relevant concepts, literature, trials, medications, evidence, and other health-information resources during operation.
What it is
Search and retrieval infrastructure for querying indexed medical datasets and specialized ClaraBrain resources while preserving the role of the underlying source.
Where it fits
Used after a request has been interpreted and routed, allowing applications and workflows to locate source-appropriate information across ClaraBrain's medical-data environment.
ClaraWell provides
Curated evidence and reference relationships
ClaraBrain maintains a dedicated Evidence runtime for governed evidence, controlled clinical explanations, and authoritative reference relationships that remain distinct from raw literature retrieval.
What it is
A dedicated evidence runtime containing internally curated evidence, controlled reference relationships, and authoritative source links.
Where it fits
Used when an application or workflow needs governed evidence context in addition to terminology, source data, or raw medical literature.
ClaraWell provides
Source and update traceability
ClaraBrain records which source releases are installed and tracks update activity from source detection through ingestion and validation, while preserving failures and retries for review.
What it is
A source-lineage and update-history layer that distinguishes publisher releases, local detection, downloads, ingestion, validation, promotion, failures, and retries.
Where it fits
Used across the medical-data environment so applications and operators can understand what information is installed, when it changed, and how an update progressed.
ClaraWell provides
Application and workflow access
ClaraBrain exposes higher-level access to its medical-data and knowledge capabilities so applications, research tools, governed interfaces, and evolving workflows can use specialized information services.
What it is
A higher-level application and service layer for exposing ClaraBrain capabilities to tools, interfaces, and persona-oriented workflows.
Where it fits
Used above ClaraBrain's specialized information services, providing the access point through which applications and future unified workflows can use medical-data and knowledge capabilities.
ClaraWell provides
Runtime layer
ClaraBrain makes locally maintained medical and health-information resources available while systems are operating, allowing applications to retrieve structured information with source and version context.
A runtime knowledge environment that makes structured medical information available to applications, tools, and governed interaction surfaces while they are operating.
Used when a system needs current, source-aware health information during operation rather than depending only on information contained in an application or model itself.
Deployment
ClaraBrain brings specialized medical data into one maintained information environment. Applications and AI systems can access the data they need, when they need it.
The value is practical: less data infrastructure to build and maintain, faster access to source-aware information, and a stronger foundation for safer health and wellness systems.