ClaraWell Inc. is a Delaware, United States corporation, incorporated February 14, 2025.

ClaraWell Health platforms are publicly accessible via the internet. Public accessibility does not constitute targeted marketing, regulatory submission, or establishment of operations within any specific jurisdiction.

ClaraWell does not currently operate production systems collecting identifiable personal health information. No intentional collection or storage of regulated personal health data is occurring at this time.

Regulatory Scope

The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) governs the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information in the course of commercial activities involving Canadian residents.

Where applicable, ClaraWell systems are architected to support alignment with PIPEDA’s principles of accountability, consent, data minimization, safeguard implementation, and individual access rights.

Architectural Privacy Alignment

• Accountability: Internal governance and documented privacy review processes prior to deployment.
• Consent Controls: Structured consent design frameworks for future regulated intake workflows.
• Data Limitation: Purpose-bound data handling principles and defined retention boundaries.
• Safeguards: Role-based access segmentation and encrypted transmission standards.
• Transparency: Publicly accessible privacy documentation and defined contact channels.

Pre-Deployment Privacy Review

Prior to any operational deployment involving personal information subject to Canadian privacy regulation, ClaraWell Inc. will conduct formal privacy impact assessment and safeguard validation consistent with applicable legal requirements.

Jurisdiction & Applicability

Regulatory applicability is determined based on the nature of services offered, data collected, user location, and applicable statutory thresholds.

ClaraWell Inc. reserves the right to restrict or limit access in jurisdictions where regulatory requirements materially change or where continued availability would require formal authorization, registration, or licensure.