01 / THE PILE
“Where is everything?”
Start with the pile
Twenty-three files. Three logins. Each portal tells its fragment — none of them tells the story.
PATIENT: BENNETT, ARTHUR · DOB **/**/**** · 13 documents
- Annual wellness visit note2025-02-08
- Comprehensive metabolic panel + A1c2025-02-08
- Portal message — blood-pressure refill2025-03-29
- Lab panel2025-07-15
- Primary care visit note2025-10-05
- … 8 more — page 2 of 4
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PATIENT: BENNETT, ARTHUR · DOB **/**/**** · 4 documents
- Cardiology consult note2026-01-09
- Cardiology medication list2026-01-09
- Lab panel2026-02-14
- Portal message — appointment confirmation2026-05-27
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PATIENT: BENNETT, ARTHUR · DOB **/**/**** · 6 documents
- Emergency department note2025-11-27
- Echocardiogram report2025-11-28
- Hospital discharge summary2025-12-01
- Discharge medication list2025-12-01
- Home health visit note2026-03-08
- … 1 more — page 2 of 4
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02 / LIBRARY
“Do we have it all?”
One organized library
The same pile, five seconds later. Sorted, dated, summarized — searchable in the real product.
Library
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03 / TIMELINE
“What actually happened?”
The story, in order
Timeline — the first year
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Then November happened.
A fall at home. Four days in the hospital. Two medication changes at discharge, another at follow-up, a new specialist within six weeks. This is the stretch every caregiver knows — and the stretch portals explain worst.
DISCHARGE SUMMARY · BENNETT, ARTHUR · 79M · PAGE 1 OF 11
ADMIT DX: ACUTE ON CHRONIC HFrEF EXACERBATION S/P MECHANICAL FALL. HOSPITAL COURSE: PT ADMITTED VIA ED W/ SOB, BLE EDEMA. DIURESED W/ IV FUROSEMIDE, TRANSITIONED PO. TTE OBTAINED — SEE IMAGING. ANTICOAG TRANSITIONED WARFARIN → APIXABAN 5MG BID (CHADS-VASC RECALC). INITIATED METOPROLOL SUCCINATE 50MG QD, TITRATE PRN.
DC CONDITION: STABLE, AMBULATING W/ ASSIST. DC MEDS: SEE ATTACHED RECONCILIATION (PAGE 4). F/U: PCP 7–10D. CARDIOLOGY REFERRAL PLACED. HOME HEALTH PT ORDERED. RTN ED PRN.
CC: NONE ON FILE · THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS 11 PAGES
What the hospital sent home.
Timeline — the hospital arc
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The same weeks, made legible — every card expands to its sources.
Timeline — since then
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04 / TRENDS
“Is the new medicine working — or causing this?”
Numbers you can finally see
The same labs that were buried in six PDFs, drawn so the pattern is visible.
Lab trends
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Kidney function (eGFR)
latest 41 mL/min/1.73m² · Jun 16, 2026
Tap any point to see the document it came from.
This sample trend shows the value changing across six results from two different portals. Clearstory gathers the context — it does not decide what a result means medically.
Ask at the next visit: “What's driving the change in this number, and is the plan for it changing?”
Lab trends
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Potassium
latest 4.7 mmol/L · Jun 16, 2026
Tap any point to see the document it came from.
The rise begins right after a new medication started — the kind of connection that's easy to miss across portals, and worth asking about.
Ask at the next visit: “Should this be rechecked sooner, given the new medication?”
Lab trends
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A1c
latest 7.6 % · Apr 24, 2026
| Date | A1c (%) |
|---|---|
| 2025-02-08 | 7.2 |
| 2025-07-15 | 7.4 |
| 2026-04-24 | 7.6 |
Tap any point to see the document it came from.
Slow drift over 14 months, alongside a diabetes-medication dose change made because of kidney function — two threads that belong in the same conversation.
Ask at the next visit: “Does the diabetes plan change now that one medicine was reduced?”
Reference ranges are shown for orientation only — Clearstory never judges whether a result is safe or dangerous. That conversation belongs with Arthur's care team.
05 / WHAT CHANGED
“What's new since you last looked?”
Open it a week later — it caught you up
This is the view his daughter gets when she opens Clearstory before the visit — not a pile to re-read, just what changed since last time.
What changed
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What changed3 new
View allNew since you last looked
- 2 new documents added from Community Clinic A and Regional Hospital CPrimary care visit note · Portal message — records requestJul 4 · from 2 documents
- Kidney function (eGFR) moved on the latest panel41 mL/min — six results across two portalsJun 16 · from 1 document
- Metformin dose reduced at a clinic visitApr 24 · from 1 document
Medications
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The current answer
Arthur's medication list today
Apixaban — 5 mg twice daily
Blood thinner (switched at hospital discharge)
Metoprolol succinate — 100 mg daily
Heart rate & heart failure (dose raised after discharge)
Spironolactone — 25 mg daily
Heart failure (added by cardiology)
Furosemide — 40 mg daily
Fluid balance
Lisinopril — 10 mg daily
Blood pressure & heart
Metformin — 500 mg twice daily
Diabetes (dose recently reduced)
Atorvastatin — 40 mg nightly
Cholesterol
changed in the last eight months. In the product, every row links back to the documents that set it.
Three documents, three different medication lists — all technically correct on the day they were written. Clearstory keeps the current answer, with every earlier version one tap away.
06 / ASK
“Can I just ask?”
Ask, and see the sources
Ask Clearstory
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Three questions his daughter actually needs answered. Pick one:
Answers cite the records they come from — in the product, every claim is checkable. Clearstory offers informational support only; it never gives medical advice, and Arthur's care decisions stay with his clinicians.
07 / VISIT PACKET
“Are we ready?”
Walk in prepared
Eighteen months, 23 documents, three portals — condensed to the one page that matters at the front desk.
Visit packet
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Appointment prep · sample
In 18 daysCardiology follow-up — Specialist Office B
Aug 16, 2026 · Daughter attends; summary shared with the family after the visit.
Summary
Built from 23 records across three portals — the questions, medication checks, and changes that matter for this visit, with nothing to re-read.
Questions for the visit
- Potassium rose after spironolactone started (4.4 → 4.9). Recheck sooner?
- eGFR is 41, down from 55 — does the heart-failure plan change?
- The pharmacy list and clinic list differ on one dose — which is current?
- Who owns blood-pressure management going forward?
- What should the family track at home before the next visit?
Medications to confirm
3- Metoprolol succinate — 100 mg daily (raised at follow-up)
- Spironolactone — 25 mg daily (added by cardiology)
- Metformin — 500 mg twice daily (recently reduced)
What changed since the last visit
- Labs ×2 since the last cardiology visit — potassium and kidney trends updated
- Metformin dose reduced at a clinic visit
- Home PT completed; walking with a cane
08 / YOUR TURN
“Could ours read this clearly?”
Your family's story is waiting to be told this clearly
Everything you just saw was built automatically from 23 sample files — the pile became a library, a story, a set of patterns, and one prepared visit:
Your family's records can read this clearly too — and unlike a sample, yours keeps getting more useful with every record you add.
Arthur's is one journey. Clearstory is built for yours — a parent's, a partner's, your own.
This demo uses sample records for a fictional patient — please don't enter real medical information here. In the full product, your records are encrypted in transit and at rest, access is controlled by you, and sharing is always your choice. Clearstory provides informational support only — it does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations.