In a series of profiles on insurtech firms that are doing something different, Jaskeet Briah speaks to William Cooper, founder and chief executive of health data management platform Klarity, as well as co-founder Daniel Rovira, about Klarity’s business proposition and growth plans.
Established in 2017, Klarity has built a series of artificial intelligence (AI) led risk prediction models to forecast the chances of people getting chronic diseases through home delivered screening tests. The platform also provides personalised health plans and a digital health coach to support people to mitigate future health risk. Klarity's pre-screening model currently receives the most commercial traction, although it also offers an underwriting model that allows insurers to identify where risk lies and to price premiums accordingly, Rovira tells COVER. The platform's primary ...
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