CLEW Email Formats

Technology, Information and Internet • Netanya, 42165, Israel • 21-50 Employees

CLEW Email Formats

CLEW uses 3 email formats. The most common is {first initial} (e.g., j@clewmed.com), used 42.9% of the time.

Format	Example	Percentage
{first initial}	j@clewmed.com	42.9%
{first name}.{last name}	john.doe@clewmed.com	42.9%
{first initial}.{last name}	j.doe@clewmed.com	14.3%

Key Contacts at CLEW

Itay Klaz

Medical Director

Jeong-Gyu Bak

Chief Executive Officer

Gal Salomon

Chief Executive Officer

Company overview

Headquarters	Netanya, 42165, Israel
Phone number	+97297795995
Website	clewmed.com
SIC	384
Keywords	Telemedicine, Critical Care, Predictive Analytics, Capacity Management, Tele Health
Founded	2014
Employees	21-50
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About CLEW

CLEW provides an intelligent clinical surveillance platform powered by FDA-cleared, Class II AI predictions that enables decision support for complex clinical scenarios and anticipates patient deterioration with remarkable accuracy so that care teams can deploy the necessary countermeasures and optimize care. CLEW integrates and combines key clinical data from the EHR, bedside monitors, and any connected medical device associated with the patient to provide a consolidated clinical view and is virtually rounded upon by the platform in near real-time. This allows for better allocation of essential clinical resources across the system by giving caregivers the necessary information to act based on what is physically happening with a patient, rather than just relying on rounding schedules, and expected patient care pathways. This not only leads to better patient outcomes but also illustrates its effectiveness by improving patient throughput and reducing LOS. Overall, CLEW's unique real-time intelligence improves access to care and capacity in all key areas of a hospital, including the ICUs, ED, PACU and monitored med-surg units, by getting patients the right resources and identifying the right level of care, faster. This allows for the optimization of essential clinical resources across the system by giving caregivers the information to act based on what is physically happening with a patient, rather than just relying on rounding schedules and expected patient care pathways. It also improves access to care and capacity in key areas, including the ICUs, ED, PACU and monitored med-surg units, by getting patients the right resources and identifying the right level of care, faster.