ClearAI maps every AI tool in use, surfaces compliance and liability gaps, and delivers a plain-English report — with built-in remediation tracking and real-time state regulation monitoring.
The average healthcare practice added three or more AI tools in the last 18 months. Ambient scribes. Prior auth automation. Scheduling bots. Almost none of them have a documented governance policy — which means no one is accountable when something goes wrong.
When an AI scribe misdocuments a clinical encounter, or a prior auth tool makes a recommendation that leads to a bad outcome, the question isn't whether AI was involved — it's whether the practice had a policy governing its use. Without documentation, the answer works against the practice.
Colorado's AI Act takes effect August 1st. Illinois has BIPA. California has CCPA AI provisions. Most practices have no visibility into which state laws apply to the AI tools already in use — and existing compliance programs don't cover it.
Build an AI Inventory
Answer a few questions about each AI tool in use. ClearAI maps what it touches, what populations it affects, and what regulatory frameworks apply.
Instant Risk Classification
Every tool gets a risk tier — High, Medium, or Low — based on whether it influences clinical decisions, handles PHI, and meets FDA, ONC, and state-level requirements.
Plain-Language Gap Report
No legalese. For each tool, a clear list of what's missing and exactly what to address — written for a practice administrator, not a compliance attorney.
Download the Compliance Package
Export a structured compliance package — dated, signed, and formatted for the practice's malpractice insurer, PE sponsor, or a state regulator. Ready the same day.
This is what a practice receives at the end of the assessment. A structured, plain-English report the team can actually use — not a 40-page document no one reads.
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The physician who just wants to be covered
"I don't have a compliance officer. I just need something I can point to that shows I took this seriously — before I actually need it."
The fractional CCO who serves multiple clients
"I work with 10–15 healthcare organizations and I'm the one who gets the call when something goes wrong. AI governance is becoming a standard part of what my clients need — and right now I'm building it manually for each one."
The organization with a compliance program — but no AI governance
"We have a full HIPAA program, billing compliance, the whole thing. But nobody had thought about the AI tools our physicians started using on their own in the last two years."
Mustafa — Healthcare Investment Banker
I've spent a decade advising physician practices on M&A transactions. Two years ago I started asking every practice owner I worked with the same question: what's your AI governance policy? Almost none had an answer.
These practices have HIPAA programs, billing compliance infrastructure, and a high standard for clinical quality — but the AI tools their physicians added last year? No one owned those and no one knew what they'd show a regulator if something went wrong.
I built ClearAI because practices needed to fix that gap without a six-figure IT budget.
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