for clinic owners

Less gets lost between referral and treatment.
Including the ones you haven’t met yet.

Referrals come in — then thin out somewhere between referred and treated. Somewhere in that gap is care that quietly didn’t happen. One record per client — every step in it signed and traceable — so no referral sits in an inbox and no report holds up the next booking.

the quiet month

You don’t have a demand problem — you have a follow-through problem.

The loss never appears as a line item. It appears as a quieter month than your referral numbers promised: a cold follow-up, a half-finished intake, a report that took nine days. And as people who were sent to you for care and never got it.

REFERREDCONTACTEDASSESSEDTREATEDan unreturned voicemailan intake half-finisheda report that took nine days
where the record closes the gaps
  1. 01

    The front door

    Referrals become active clients with their story captured once, gaps chased, nothing waiting in an inbox.

    in development · pilot scope — measured with you
  2. 02

    Consistency

    Two clients with the same problem get the same thorough workup, no matter which clinician they see: a standard screen, assessments proposed with cited reasons, a clinician confirming every call.

  3. 03

    Reports that don’t bottleneck care

    Drafted from the session, every number traced to a recorded result. Each reader — GP, funder, school — gets a version showing only what they should see, signed by your clinician the same day.

  4. 04

    The whole journey in one place

    Evidence, decisions, plans, progress: one auditable record per client.

what it means for the practice

Your clinicians get their evenings back.

Your clients stop falling through the cracks.

More of the clients already referred to you actually make it into treatment.

PILOT WEEK 1 → 12REFERRED → TREATED · YOUR CLINIC
we don’t fill this in. your pilot does.

In a pilot we measure your own numbers — referred-to-treated, documentation time — and show you the change. It earns its place or it doesn’t.

when someone asks

One record per client, signed and traceable.

Every recommendation cites its evidence; every number traces to a recorded result. So when a funder asks why — the answer is a lookup, not a scramble.

report · client 2049 · gp view
date of birth
1974-03-11
home address
working diagnosis
R47.1 · non-fluent aphasia
medications
clopidogrel 75mg · atorvastatin 40mg
recommended plan
12× wk therapy, review at 6
funding stream

gp view: clinical detail retained · admin personal details reduced

sample record · not a real person

audit ledger
  • 09:14:02 · cliro · proposed
  • 09:21:44 · j.chen · edited
  • 09:22:10 · j.chen · signed ✓

A tool your clinicians resent sits unused — and an unused tool has no return at all. Cliro is clinician-led by architecture: it proposes; they confirm and sign. That’s why they’ll actually use it.

Read the page we show your clinicians — it’s the same product, told the same way.

for clinicians → /clinicians
proof · rehab practice · in development

We ran it on one real client’s records (identifying details removed). It proposed the same first assessment the treating clinician chose — and flagged a treatable voice problem that usually goes unreferred. The clinician made every call. We’re building this inside a working rehabilitation practice, with the clinicians who use it.

one client so far · real case, details removed · the clinician made every call

· small & time-limited

· your clinicians in control throughout

· measured on your numbers

your pilot's own numbers build up here · sample
How a pilot works → /pilots

See the gap close in your own numbers — and bring a clinician. You’ll see the same record from two sides.