ClearPath transforms your static behavioral documents into a real-time, queryable operating manual — so the new paraprofessional starting Monday knows exactly what to do when your child escalates on Tuesday. Backed by a running clinical trial and three years of proprietary behavioral data.
Counter-control protocol — active: Do not issue direct commands. Use the Green Card / Red Card choice framework: offer "your way" (5-min delay) vs. "my way" (transition now, earns preferred activity). Voice flat, body sideways, maximum 5 words per utterance. Do not escalate your tone. Wait 30 seconds after offering the choice.
ClearPath isn't built on a product thesis — it's built on four structural realities that make school districts the ideal first market and three years of proprietary clinical data the ideal moat.
A 47-page behavioral plan cannot respond to an active classroom crisis. The moment the new aide starts, that document becomes useless. ClearPath turns static clinical PDFs into a real-time, queryable operating manual — answering in seconds with cited, child-specific guidance.
School districts have legally mandated Special Education budgets (IDEA funds), a clear economic buyer (Director of Special Education), and a procurement hack: price under the discretionary spending threshold ($14,500) and the Director signs today — no board vote, no 6-month RFP.
Our clinical co-founder spent three years building an annotated behavioral database specifically designed to fine-tune an AI for treatment prediction. No competitor can replicate this head start. It isn't just a dataset — it's the steering wheel on top of any enterprise foundational model.
School deployments operate under FERPA — no PHI required. We use enterprise-grade Google Cloud Vertex AI with full VPC isolation. For Phase 2 clinical expansion, our stack is fully BAA-covered for HIPAA. And the patient-directed model lets families upload their own EHR data — bypassing hospital compliance entirely.
Every parent of a neurodivergent child knows this terror. Months of clinical work — neuropsych evals, behavioral intervention plans, SLP protocols — compressed into a static document that a new paraprofessional will never fully read, and couldn't act on even if they did. The document was written for anticipated scenarios. The crisis happening right now wasn't one of them.
"A paraprofessional facing an active behavioral crisis cannot query a PDF. Situational guidance requires real-time synthesis that static documents categorically cannot provide."
— KKI Caregiver AI Empowerment Trial, Clinical Rationale (Active RCT, 40 Families)Static behavioral plans were written for anticipated scenarios. When a real crisis hits — a hallway meltdown, a cafeteria refusal — the PDF provides zero actionable real-time guidance. It's not a tool. It's a well-intentioned liability.
Every time a new aide starts, months of hard-won behavioral calibration resets to zero. There is no structured knowledge transfer mechanism. The new hire is guessing on Day 1 — and the child pays the cost.
Counter-control paradigms, demand-avoidance profiles, differential reinforcement schedules — dense clinical language that is incomprehensible to non-clinical school staff at exactly the moments it matters most.
IEPs, neuropsych evals, behavioral plans, and SLP visuals live across providers in incompatible formats. School teams start every year without the full picture. Critical context is lost in every transition.
We don't build an LLM from scratch — that costs tens of millions. We use enterprise foundational models (Google Cloud Vertex AI) as the engine, and inject the 3-year proprietary behavioral database as the steering wheel. Our competitors can rent the engine. Only we have the wheel.
Collected with ML fine-tuning as the explicit design goal — not retrofitted clinical notes. Structured, labeled behavioral outcome data encoding proprietary counter-control, demand-avoidance, and differential reinforcement frameworks.
Every AI response cites its exact source document — "Source: BIP §4.2." The system operates exclusively within the uploaded clinical corpus. No open internet access. No fabrication. Clinical safety is architectural, not a policy.
The KKI Caregiver AI Empowerment Trial is running now. 40 families, parallel-arm design, measuring caregiver self-efficacy, school-level implementation fidelity, and daily IBRST behavioral incident data. Publishable results in 6 months.
The long-term goal: an LLM fine-tuned on the full database that recommends optimized treatment courses from intake data alone. A clinical decision support tool with no current equivalent in neurobehavioral care.
The 3-year database grows with every school deployment. Every new IBRST data point strengthens the model. Every published RCT result makes the next payor conversation easier. Unlike a technical advantage that can be copied in 6 weeks, a data and evidence moat compounds permanently in our favor.
School uploads IEPs, behavioral plans, incident logs, SLP visuals into the secure FERPA-compliant ClearPath environment
The 3-year proprietary behavioral framework — counter-control, differential reinforcement, demand-avoidance profiles — provides the clinical reasoning layer via RAG and fine-tuning
Staff query in plain English during a live crisis. AI responds with protocol-specific guidance, citing the exact source. Staff onboarding podcasts auto-generated for every new hire.
IBRST incident data aggregates longitudinally — feeding the proprietary database, improving the model, and generating publishable educational research
We don't pitch the Superintendent. We don't wait for a board vote. We go directly to the Director of Special Education — the person who feels the financial and operational pain every single day — and price our pilot just under their discretionary spending threshold. They sign the check. We deploy next week.
"Every Director of Special Education has a discretionary spending threshold — often between $10,000 and $25,000 — below which they can sign a contract without a school board vote. Price the pilot just under it."
— ClearPath Go-To-Market StrategyOur clinical co-founder has an existing relationship with the Director of Special Education at a rural Maryland school district. The pilot is priced at $14,500 — intentionally under the Director's discretionary spending threshold. No school board approval needed. No 6-month RFP. The Director signs, we deploy.
The new aide starts Monday. ClearPath makes sure she knows exactly what to do before the first crisis — not after. Every staff member, experienced or brand new, gets the behavioral reasoning support of a trained specialist on demand.
Stop advocating from emotion alone. Enter every IEP meeting as a data-equipped clinical partner — armed with IBRST incident data, peer-reviewed literature, and a polished presentation that no school district can credibly dispute.
When behavioral interventions fail in schools, the cost lands on your claims. ClearPath's school outcome data — IBRST incident reduction, avoided out-of-district placements — is the ROI evidence base for value-based PMPM contracts.
ClearPath is deploying its first school district pilot in Maryland. If you're a Director of Special Education, a school administrator, or an investor — we want to talk this week.
Director of Special Education? Pilot pricing starts at $14,500 — IDEA and PD budget eligible. partners@clearpath.ai