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Learn about our story and mission to disrupt the world of drug testing.

About Clearlee

The first of its kind, Clearlee (an app and monitoring platform) takes a unique approach to point-of-care, oral fluid drug testing, and remote collection. The world of drug testing collection has not seen considerable technical innovation since its inception fifty years ago. In step with its core mission to serve those rebuilding their lives from a substance use disorder, Clearlee focuses on justice-involved populations. However, the Clearlee approach is applicable across various use cases (workplace, diagnostics). Clearlee solves problems to access, dignity, and celerity, all limited by remote or onsite “live observed” or traditional/mail-in laboratory testing. With substances as deadly as fentanyl or readily available as THC and alcohol, achieving immediate intervention is more critical than ever. Clearlee makes monitoring for drug use possible in any scenario in a dignified, non-traumatizing, affordable manner, sharing reliable, rapid results.

Welcome to Clearlee, where we believe a clear mind creates a clear and bright future.

The Story

In 2020, inspired by a need within her family, Liz Read founded Clearlee to provide dignified drug detection at any time, any place. Propelled forward after winning a statewide pitch competition, the concept of empowering accountability won an economic development grant of $50,000 and became a reality. Built with passion and lived experience, the Clearlee Team is dedicated to delivering AI-driven remote drug testing that provides timely transparency.

See the video of the Alabama Launchpad win here.

Business Beginnings

Clearlee (formally Clearmindnow) Recognition:

Additional Features

Implementing Trauma-Informed Drug-Testing Protocols in Child Welfare and Family Court Programs: A Technical Assistance Brief

The brief highlights the importance of an “unobserved” testing procedure, like Clearlee. Clearlee is the only remote, rapid drug test that meets Trauma-Informed Testing standards.

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The Birth of Trauma-Informed Drug Testing

The Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Substance Use Program (COSSUP) at BJA published a Technical-Assistance Brief on Trauma-Informed Testing in December 2023 authored by Dr. Phil Breitenbucher (author of drug testing protocols for Child Welfare) and West Huddleston (former CEO of the National Association of Drug Court Professionals).

The Need for Trauma-Informed Drug Testing Protocols in Treatment Court Programs

The Summer 2024 volume of the Drug Court Review features articles that span a range of substantive topics central to the work of treatment courts. These articles highlight the importance of trauma-informed drug/alcohol testing protocols, the utility of prescription drug monitoring programs, as well as the experiences of both treatment court judges and family treatment court (FTC) participants.

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Treatment Courts:

The Drug Court Review

Published annually, the Drug Court Review’s goal is to keep the treatment court practitioner abreast of important new developments in the treatment court field. The Drug Court Review is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal that builds a bridge between law, science, and clinical communities, providing a resource that is accessible and of interest to all.

The Brand Files

Clearlee Logos

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Clearlee Bios 

How It Works Video

For more information on Clearlee and our unique approach to empowering accountability, email hello@clearlee.com.

“We love it!”

Specialty Court Service Director, Michigan

“This is making my job so much easier.  Testing has been such a headache, but not anymore.”

Clearlee Monitoring Partner, Alabama

[My Employee] had used Clearlee while in treatment and said it worked to keep him sober. I told him I’d do whatever it took, he’s that important to the business. Thank you so much for the service you provide.”

Employer, Alabama

“We have a small handful of businesses that employ our program participants, and we want to keep them happy. It’s hard for some of these people to find work with their history. The way we’re testing right now means my participants have to leave work in the middle of the day. Clearlee solves a major problem for us and keeps these folks working.”

Adult Treatment Court Judge, Alabama