ClarityConsent transforms clinical consent into a structured, explainable, and legally defensible process — designed for Indian hospitals.
A signed form is not informed consent.
Indian courts have moved beyond the signature. The NCDRC has explicitly condemned pre-printed consent forms. The Samira Kohli standard asks what this specific patient was told — not what every patient was told.
The question is not only “did she sign?” It is: “what was she told, specifically, and did she understand?”
ClarityConsent is built for that question. It helps hospitals show procedure-specific disclosure, patient-friendly explanation, understanding checks, consent capture and audit-ready documentation.
The goal is not just to collect a signature. The goal is to preserve evidence of what was explained, how it was understood, who reviewed it and how final consent was captured.
ClarityConsent is designed around three practical outcomes: make the explanation clear, make the communication traceable, and make the consent process easier to review.
Procedure, risk, alternatives and refusal consequences explained in simple patient-friendly language.
Every important explanation, review, patient response and consent step is captured in the workflow.
Audit-ready records help show what was disclosed, who reviewed it, when it happened and how consent was captured.
Move from paper-based consent to a structured digital workflow that improves patient clarity, clinical control and compliance traceability.
Create patient cases, procedure events and consent journeys with structured clinical context.
Convert medical information into patient-friendly explanation in preferred language and literacy level.
Verify patient comprehension before final consent and route unclear cases to doctor review.
Capture consent using OTP, digital signature or physical signature, then store method, proof and event-wise audit records.
ClarityConsent is being built to help hospitals move beyond paper consent by creating a structured, patient-friendly and audit-ready consent workflow for modern healthcare teams.
ClarityConsent began as a recurring moment in clinical practice: a complication, a difficult conversation, and the familiar sentence, “Doctor, this was never explained to us.” The platform is built to help hospitals capture what was explained, how it was explained, what the patient understood, and how final consent was recorded.
Our vision is to make informed consent truly understandable for every patient and reliably auditable for every hospital. We believe consent should not be treated as only a signature; it should be a clear, explainable and traceable communication process.
Our mission is to provide hospitals with a practical digital platform that supports clear medical explanation, patient-specific disclosure, understanding checks, doctor review, flexible consent capture and secure consent records.
ClarityConsent began as a recurring moment in clinical practice — one that most doctors recognise, but very few systems address. A complication. A difficult conversation. And a familiar sentence:
Over years of practice and hospital leadership, one thing became clear: consent, as it exists today, is often not a reliable legal record. Not because doctors do not explain, and not because patients do not listen, but because the system usually produces no defensible evidence that understanding occurred.
A form is signed. A process is assumed. But when outcomes are not ideal, the question is not only whether the patient signed. The real question is what this specific patient was told, how it was explained, and whether the patient actually understood.
Consent is treated as a document, but the medico-legal gap begins when the record cannot prove patient-specific explanation and understanding.
Consent is a communication process and a legal record. It must capture what was explained, how it was explained and what the patient understood.
AI assists. Rules validate. Doctors decide. Technology supports the process while clinical judgment remains with the clinician.
Understanding is not implied by a signature. It must be ensured — and it must be provable later, in a hospital review, in a dispute, or in a court.
ClarityConsent brings together real clinical practice, healthcare workflow understanding and responsible technology execution to solve one of the most important communication gaps in patient care.
ClarityConsent was built by a clinician who has sat on both sides of the consent conversation. Shishir is a practising paediatrician with 25 years of clinical experience and the founder of Shiv Krishna Medicare, a multi-specialty hospital in Noida. He previously co-founded Vaccine Buddy, India’s first doctor-powered home vaccination platform.
The idea for ClarityConsent came not from observing the consent problem from the outside, but from living it — watching colleagues face medico-legal exposure not because they practised badly, but because they documented inadequately. ClarityConsent is not a technology company that discovered healthcare; it is a clinical practice that built the tool it needed and couldn’t find anywhere else.
Krishna Yogi serves as Fractional CTO and Lead Technologist for ClarityConsent. He leads the platform’s technology direction, AI implementation approach, product architecture and delivery roadmap for secure, scalable and audit-ready healthcare consent workflows.
From patient registration to final consent package, every important step is captured and traceable.
Capture patient demographics, admission details, procedure context and master case information.
Use structured rules to prepare procedure-specific risks, alternatives and patient-specific modifiers.
Send patient-friendly explanation and verify understanding before moving to final consent.
Capture consent using OTP, digital signature, or physical signature and preserve the final package with timestamps, actors, consent method and audit records.
ClarityConsent begins with high-risk obstetric consent workflows where patient understanding, family communication and medico-legal documentation matter most. The same consent architecture can later extend to other hospital departments and procedure families.
The first release focuses on five obstetric modules: TOLAC, preeclampsia, NICU, C-section and normal delivery. Around these, the platform also supports related clinical events such as blood transfusion, pathway change, DAMA, intra-operative findings, post-operative alerts and referral records.
Support discharge-against-medical-advice workflows, read receipts, family proxy events and unsigned protection records.
Link operative findings and complications back to what was pre-consented, with dual timestamps and family brief records.
Capture alerts, investigation results, clinician responses and family updates as part of the same consent chain.
Each consent journey can preserve who did what, when it happened, what was explained, how understanding was verified, how questions were handled and how final consent was captured.
ClarityConsent helps standardize explanation and documentation, while keeping clinical judgment with the care team.
CompanyClarityConsent
Contact PersonShishir Srivastav
Address
C/O AADI HOSPITALS PRIVATE LIMITED,
D-494, Lajpat Nagar, Sahibabad,
Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh - 201005,
India
Phone+91 8800190600