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For Clinicians

Better Data.
Without More Work.

Your IBD patients arrive with up to 60 days of continuous monitoring data and validated clinical scores. You review a structured PDF summary. That's it.

Gastroenterology#1 Ranked GI Journal (IF: 33.8)

"Wearable devices can detect and predict IBD flares through changes in heart rate variability and resting heart rate, often weeks before symptoms appear."

Mount Sinai Health System • January 2025PubMed →

The 15-Minute Reality

5 min
EMR navigation, chart review, clicking through alerts
4 min
Reconstructing what happened since last visit
3 min
"When did that flare happen?" "How long did it last?"
3 min
Actual clinical decision-making

Patient recall is unreliable. Paper diaries are incomplete. Portal questionnaires have 20% compliance. You're making treatment decisions with partial data.

What You Actually Receive

A single PDF. Patients generate it in 30 seconds. You review it in under 2 minutes.

At a Glance

  • Risk Score (0-7)Combined wearable + symptom assessment
  • Disease StatusRemission / Mild / Moderate / Severe
  • 60-Day HBI or SCCAI TrendThe same indices you use, tracked continuously
  • Flare TimelineWhen, how long, peak severity, symptoms

Objective Data

  • HRV Baseline vs. Current% change with trend direction
  • Resting Heart RateElevated RHR often precedes flares
  • Sleep Duration & EfficiencySleep disruption correlates with inflammation
  • Activity LevelSteps, exercise minutes, sedentary time

Clinical Context

  • Medication AdherenceActual % by medication, not self-report
  • Montreal ClassificationDisease location and behavior
  • Steroid-Free DaysTrack corticosteroid exposure
  • Auto-Generated QuestionsData-driven prompts for discussion

The Science Behind It

Mount Sinai Study (2025)

309
IBD patients enrolled
36
US states represented
7 weeks
early detection window

Researchers found that circadian patterns of heart rate variability, heart rate, oxygenation, and daily activity were significantly altered when inflammation or symptoms were present, often before patients noticed anything.

Read Full Study (PubMed)

Why Hybrid Detection

The Mount Sinai study validated wearable signals. But wearables can't assess abdominal pain, urgency, or stool frequency. Flarity combines:

0-3.5
Wearable LayerHRV, RHR, sleep, temperature, SpO2
+
0-3.5
Symptom LayerHBI (Crohn's) or SCCAI (UC)
=
0-7
Combined ScoreClinical-grade assessment

This mirrors your diagnostic approach: biomarkers plus clinical examination.

Zero Burden on Your Practice

No Portal

No new login. No dashboard to check. No notification fatigue.

No Liability Shift

Flarity is a patient wellness tool. Reports supplement, never replace, your clinical judgment.

No Time Cost

Patients share reports like they'd share any document. Review takes under 2 minutes.

No Staff Training

Patients manage everything in the app. Your staff doesn't touch it.

Regulatory note: Flarity is a wellness application, not an FDA-cleared medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, or monitor disease. The app supports patient self-tracking and clinician communication.

How to Recommend Flarity

One sentence. That's all it takes.

What to say:
"Between visits, I'd like you to try an app called Flarity. It tracks your symptoms and wearable data, then generates a report you can share with me at your next appointment. It's at getflarity.com."

Option 1: Verbal Recommendation

Mention it during the appointment. The patient downloads the app from the App Store and starts tracking immediately.

Patient site:getflarity.com

Option 2: After-Visit Summary

Add to your AVS template: "Download Flarity (getflarity.com) to track your IBD between visits and share reports with our office."

Option 3: Staff-Driven

Your MA or nurse mentions it during rooming or checkout. "Dr. [Name] recommends Flarity for tracking between visits."

Practice Partnership

Interested in bulk licensing, co-branded materials, or EHR integration when available? We're working with select practices.

Contact for Practice Partnership

Or contact the founder directly: rajan@getflarity.com

What Patients Experience

Designed to minimize survey fatigue while maximizing useful data.

1

Passive Monitoring

Apple Watch (or Oura/Whoop/Garmin/Fitbit via Apple Health) collects HRV, heart rate, sleep, and activity automatically. No manual input.

2

Smart Prompts

When physiology deviates from baseline, a brief symptom check-in is triggered. 30 seconds, only when needed. No daily surveys.

3

Validated Questions

Symptom check-ins use HBI (Crohn's) or SCCAI (UC). The same instruments you use clinically. No proprietary scoring.

4

One-Tap Report

Before their appointment, patients tap "Generate Report" and share via email, AirDrop, or your patient portal.

5

Complete Privacy

All processing happens on-device. The only health data that leaves their phone is the reports they choose to share. Flarity collects only crash reports, device model, app version, and what went wrong. No health data. No symptoms. No vitals.

Cost to patients: 21-day free trial, then $14.99/month or $149/year. No cost to your practice.

What Patients See

The patient experience is designed for compliance. Reports take 30 seconds to generate.

Patient generating a health report

Report Generation

One tap generates a comprehensive PDF with vitals, symptoms, flare history, and clinical scores. Ready to share with your office.

Appointment preparation interface

Visit Preparation

AI suggests discussion topics based on recent data. Patients arrive with relevant questions instead of trying to remember what happened.

Start with One Patient

Recommend Flarity to a single engaged IBD patient. See what you receive. Then decide if it's worth mentioning to others.