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HIPAA-aligned AI governance for every patient touchpoint
Govern every AI-generated patient message, clinical draft, and operational note - before it leaves your practice.
of medical practices already use some form of AI for patient visits
MGMA Stat, Aug 2025
of medical group leaders have no formal AI governance or policy
MGMA Stat, Jan 2026
of organizations lacked a formal AI governance structure in 2024
MGMA + Humana, 2024
The governance gap
AI is already in your practice. Policy is not.
71% of practices use AI in patient visits. 56% have no formal AI governance. The result is shadow AI: clinicians and staff using whatever tool is fastest, with patient data crossing boundaries no one defined.
Message.inc sits between every AI tool and the patient, the chart, and the public - enforcing your HIPAA-aligned messaging rules on every output, no matter who or what generated it.
Shadow AI in clinical workflows
Staff paste patient complaints, encounter notes, or message threads into consumer chatbots like ChatGPT to clean them up. Without an approved path, personal judgment becomes the only safeguard.
PHI leakage through ordinary work
Removing a name is not de-identification if the story still identifies the patient. Most leakage isn't malicious - it's convenience. Policies must spell out exactly what data can enter which tool.
Ambient scribes and automation bias
AI-generated notes look confident, so clinicians stop double-checking medications, allergies, and the assessment/plan. "Human in the loop" is too vague - the review behavior has to be defined.
Patient-facing messaging drafts
AI-drafted replies to portal messages, appointment reminders, and triage scripts need verification for clinical appropriateness, tone, privacy, and required disclosures before a patient ever sees them.
Predictive and decision-support tools
Denial predictors, risk stratification, and propensity models can behave differently across patient populations. Governance requires fairness, validity, and a known failure mode for each.
Pre-built policy pack
Healthcare policies, ready on day one
Load these straight into your Policy Engine. Every AI output is checked against them before it reaches a clinician, patient, or payer.
- HIPAA-01No PHI in consumer AI toolsPatient identifiers, encounter details, or anything you wouldn't post publicly cannot be entered into ChatGPT, Claude, or any unapproved consumer interface.
- HIPAA-02De-identification standard"I removed the name" is not de-identification. Drafts must strip any combination of details that could re-identify a patient.
- CLIN-01Ambient scribe human reviewA licensed clinician must validate every AI-generated note. Medications, allergies, and assessment/plan must be explicitly re-checked.
- MSG-01Patient message verificationAI-drafted patient communications require a staff reviewer to confirm clinical appropriateness, tone, and privacy before sending.
- DISC-01AI disclosure to patientsDefined uses (e.g., ambient transcription) require disclosure language and a documented opt-out path. Internal-only drafting assistance does not.
- VEND-01Vendor data reuse banNo vendor may use practice data to train models without an explicit, written carve-out. Contracts and configurations must match.
- FAVES-01FAVES check for predictive toolsRisk scoring, denial prediction, and triage models must show evidence of being Fair, Appropriate, Valid/Effective, and Safe for our specialty mix.
- REPORT-01AI issue reporting channelHallucinated notes, biased outputs, and bypassed safeguards must be reportable through the same channel as any safety event.
Where Message.inc sits
One policy layer across every AI tool in the practice
Close the governance lag
MGMA calls it "where preventable risk lives." Get the policy layer in place before the next ambient scribe upgrade, the next portal message draft, or the next staffer who reaches for a consumer chatbot.
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