Headquarters
Nashville, TNFounded
2012CEO / Founder
Charlie BoiceyEmployees
51-200Funding
Series BProducts
1 product listedAvg. AI Score
6.5/10Website
clearsense.com/Profile updated
Clearsense provides healthcare data management technology for hospitals and health systems, focusing on data archiving, interoperability, and analytics. The company is headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee.
Its platform is designed to help health systems consolidate legacy data from decommissioned electronic health record systems, integrate disparate data sources, and apply analytics to support clinical and operational decision-making. Clearsense markets its offerings primarily to hospital IT departments and health system executives seeking to reduce the cost of maintaining legacy systems while improving data accessibility.
The company has raised venture funding from healthcare-focused investors over multiple rounds, though specific amounts are not fully disclosed. Clearsense operates with a workforce sized to serve enterprise health system clients across the United States.
All products by Clearsense reviewed by our AI panel of experts.
Six independent reviewer personalities assessed Clearsense's product on their own terms. They disagreed by 1.5 points — The Finance Lead was the hardest to convince, The Domain Strategist the most positive.
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Who Clearsense competes with, and how they differ.
Innovaccer's cloud Data Activation Platform unifies clinical, operational and financial data into a single longitudinal patient record for health systems and payers — the same "unify disparate data sources" pitch as Clearsense, but weighted toward population-health and value-based-care applications rather than Clearsense's archiving-and-decommissioning focus.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedVeradigm sells EHR software alongside data and clinical-workflow solutions to providers, payers and life-sciences firms — a much larger, EHR-anchored data business than Clearsense's narrower archiving-and-integration platform, but overlapping on selling health data services to the same provider and payer buyers.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedHealthcare data platform built on claims and clinical real-world data mapped to its "Healthcare Map," sold primarily to life-sciences and payer customers rather than Clearsense's hospital/health-system IT buyers, so overlap is in category more than in customer base.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedDirect rival in legacy-application archiving: MediQuant's DataArk platform has archived over 1.1 billion accounts for 500+ health systems, the same EHR-decommissioning niche as Clearsense's ReviveCS, but MediQuant is a 1999-founded, single-focus archiving specialist rather than a broader data-lakehouse platform.
Publicly traded (NASDAQ: HCAT) data-and-analytics platform for health systems, weighted toward BI, quality-improvement and professional-services engagements versus Clearsense's narrower focus on data integration, archiving and legacy-system consolidation.
Key milestones in Clearsense's history, with sources.
Partnered with CHIME on a healthcare-CIO application-rationalization survey
Clearsense and the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) published survey findings showing 76% of health-system CIOs call application rationalization critical, yet only 1 in 5 organizations has an active program in place.
clearsense.comRebranded and relocated headquarters from Jacksonville, FL to Nashville, TN
Clearsense repositioned itself as a healthcare data enablement platform, launching active-archiving product ReviveCS and data-lakehouse product RevealCS on its 1Clearsense platform, and moved its headquarters to Nashville.
clearsense.comJason Z. Rose named CEO, succeeding co-founder Gene Scheurer
Clearsense appointed healthcare-technology veteran Jason Z. Rose, former CEO of AdhereHealth and ex-Inovalon executive, as CEO. Co-founder Gene Scheurer moved to the board as special advisor to the CEO.
clearsense.comSeries D — $50M led by HealthQuest Capital
Clearsense raised $50 million in a Series D round led by HealthQuest Capital, joined by existing investors Health Catalyst Capital and UPMC Enterprises, with Piper Sandler serving as placement agent.
clearsense.comAcquired Compellon, an AI predictive-analytics firm
Clearsense acquired Compellon, a Lake Forest, California-based plug-and-play AI analytics company, adding predictive-modeling capability to its analytics platform.
prnewswire.com$30M growth financing led by Health Catalyst Capital
Clearsense closed $30 million in new financing led by Health Catalyst Capital to expand its data platform-as-a-service technology and advisory services.
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