The intelligent screening adherence layer that closes gaps before visits.

Every patient, every cancer site in your registry—guideline eligibility, established risk calculators, and structured EHR signals in one operational queue.

closr-health · panel / adherence

Active panel

ExportFilter
PatientEHRRiskRecommendedAdherencePriority
R
Rivera, Ana
MRN 400221 · 58y · F
SyncedBreast — High contextSchedule mammogramOverdueAction
C
Chen, David
MRN 400884 · 67y · M
SyncedLung — LDCT eligibleOrder LDCTDueAction
O
Okonkwo, Ijeoma
MRN 401102 · 44y · F
SyncedCRC — SatisfiedContinue intervalCurrentOK
H
Holt, James
MRN 401340 · 54y · M
PartialCRC — FIT dueSend FIT / colonoscopyDueAction

Features

An adherence layer that runs on guidelines—not vibes.

Closr reads your panel and EHR-shaped facts, evaluates each registry pathway, and hands clinicians a prioritized surface they can trust in a short visit.

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Structured clinical depthDemographics, vitals, smoking pack-years, family history, and prior proc

Breast · Rivera, A.Overdue
Lung LDCT · Chen, D.Due
CRC · Okonkwo, I.Satisfied
5
Actionable
12
Panel size

Adaptable infrastructure

Screening operations that stay boring—in the best way.

No neon gradients, no mystery scores. Closr is structured data, published rules, and named risk tools—presented like the enterprise systems your teams already respect.

Empaneled panelFHIR R4
Rivera, AnaDue
Chen, DavidOverdue
Okonkwo, IjeomaUnknown
BulkDataRules engineWork queue

Go live on your panel

Connect the work queue to your FHIR or bulk extracts—Closr stays a layer above the EHR, not a rip-and-replace.

Sorted by priorityActionable
  • 92

    Lung · LDCT

    Pack-years + interval

  • 74

    Breast · screening

    TC + mammography window

  • 22

    CRC · satisfied

    FIT on file

Prioritize by evidence

Overdue and high-context pathways float to the top; satisfied sites stay out of the way until you widen the lens.

Single worklist row

Guideline
Risk tool
Last test
USPSTF '24
TC v8
2025-01-14

Recommended: schedule mammography or document alternate modality per registry policy.

Unify decisions

Guideline citation, calculator output, and last documented test on one row—built for CMIO review and frontline speed.

Pricing

Packages sized like population-health software—not consumer SaaS.

Comparable modules in analytics and care management often combine an annual platform fee with per-member-per-month (PMPM) components once panel scale crosses a threshold. Figures below are illustrative USD packages for planning conversations; final pricing depends on empaneled lives, EHR interfaces, and contracting.

Pilot

One service line or ambulatory pilot. Rules pass, work queue, and exports for a bounded panel.

$22,000/ year (USD)

One-time implementation from $12,000

  • Up to ~25k empaneled / attributable lives (rolling)
  • FHIR read + bulk extract patterns (standard connectors)
  • Single org + sandbox → production cutover support

Most common for health systems

Network

Multi-site screening operations with prioritized work queue and registry governance.

$85,000/ year platform + $0.45 PMPM

PMPM applies to screening-eligible panel under contract (annual min applies)

  • Unlimited named cancer sites per your governing document
  • Navigator assignment, SLA views, and CSV / bulk exports
  • Quarterly ruleset refresh window + CMIO review package

Enterprise

IDNs and large networks needing custom rules, HA deployments, and dedicated success.

Customtypically $200k+ / year programs

Volume tiers, dedicated CSM, and optional co-development

  • Custom rules packaging + change-control workflow
  • BAA-aligned hosting options and security review artifacts
  • 24×7 support and named escalation paths (as contracted)

Not medical advice or a regulated device. Closr Health MVP is a software demonstration. Commercial terms, BAAs, SLAs, and clinical governance are negotiated separately. PMPM figures are indicative of specialty adherence and registry analytics modules in the U.S. market; your finance team should benchmark against internal cost-to-close and comparable population-health line items.