clearpassage.com — Recovered Site Map

This is a working copy of the old clearpassage.com website, exactly as it looked in late February 2026, rescued from the Internet Archive — a nonprofit library that continuously takes “photographs” of websites. We gathered the most recent photograph of every page taken before February 27, 2026 (about 2,800 pages, plus the images and documents they used) and stitched them back together into a site you can click through. Think of it as a museum replica of the old website: it looks and navigates like the real thing, but it is frozen in time.

Why keep it? It is a reference for building the next website:

• A complete content inventory — the definitive list of every page that existed, so nothing has to be reconstructed from memory.
• Keep / rewrite / retire decisions — walk each section and mark what should carry over, what needs updating, and what can go.
• The words themselves — years of refined treatment explanations, patient stories, and FAQs are preserved verbatim and can be reused.
• Structure and navigation — how the old site organized its menus, sections, and cross-links is visible and clickable.
• Protecting search traffic — old page addresses are documented, so a new site can redirect them instead of losing visitors.

Honest limitations: it is a photograph, not the living site — contact forms and search boxes do not function. Some image files (mostly duplicate thumbnail sizes) were never photographed by the Archive and cannot be recovered. Each page shows the date its snapshot was taken, so a few pages may be slightly older versions than what was live on the final day.