# Clarium

> Clarium builds AI-powered software for hospital supply chains. Its Astra OS platform unifies hospital and supplier data, identifies disruptions, coordinates substitute approvals and optimizes surgical supply lists; its Vision product adds camera-based supply capture in operating rooms.

- **Founded:** 2020
- **Headquarters:** New York, United States
- **Founders:** Steve Liou (Founder and CEO)
- **Products:** Astra OS, Disruption Monitor, Substitute Manager, Card Optimizer, Oculus AI
- **Notable:** Reported $43 million total funding after the May 2025 Series A., St. Luke’s case study reports a 71% reduction in disruption resolution time and more than 79% task-orchestration automation., Yale case study reports $3.1 million identified preference-card waste and $1.3 million savings realized at publication.

## Products & services

- **Astra OS** — Hospital and supplier data platform with normalization, insights and workflow applications; publicly introduced alongside the 2024 strategic financing.
- **Disruption Monitor** — Control tower for supply disruptions, predictive alerts, risk prioritization and coordinated response.
- **Substitute Manager** — Product substitute discovery and approval workflows supported by a shared library of validated items.
- **Card Optimizer** — Analyzes procedure supply lists and utilization to recommend changes that reduce overordering.
- **Oculus AI** — AI assistant for cross-system questions, insights and delegated tasks with users retaining control.
- **Resiliency Monitor** — Supplier performance monitoring; the HIRC partnership announced a member-access tool with a premium subscription tier.
- **Clarium Vision** — Hybrid camera hardware and software for automated surgical supply capture, item validation and preference-card data. Mount Sinai deployment announced June 2026.
- **Exception Monitor** — Historical invoice/match exception workflow product launched with a pilot hospital in May 2022.

## Achievements

- Reported $43 million total funding after the May 2025 Series A.
- St. Luke’s case study reports a 71% reduction in disruption resolution time and more than 79% task-orchestration automation.
- Yale case study reports $3.1 million identified preference-card waste and $1.3 million savings realized at publication.
- 2022 unnamed hospital pilot reported weekly exception resolutions increasing from 340 to 675; annual labor savings were projected.
- Company LinkedIn post reports DHNY Top 100 recognition for a second consecutive year in 2024.

## Latest updates

- **2026-10** — Steve Liou discussed supply chain and hospital margins at J.P. Morgan’s CEO/CFO Health System Summit; company recap published October 1.
- **2026-08** — Corewell Health described selecting Clarium to support supply chain operations and its forthcoming consolidated service center.
- **2026-08** — Community Health Network announced surgical supply optimization across nine hospitals.
- **2026-06** — Mount Sinai announced a Clarium Vision and preference-card deployment across eight sites.

## Links

- Website: https://www.clariumhealth.com/
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/clarium-health/

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Last updated: 2026-10-03