Trust — ChironAI™ OM

01

Disclosed by design

Every AI output carries an AB 3030 / AB 489 disclosure built by the server, not a prompt.

Every AI output carries a deterministic AB 3030 / AB 489 disclosure, and any licensure-implying phrasing is rewritten before you see it.

A server-built AI-use disclosure, citing AB 3030 and AB 489, is attached to every AI response — not left to a prompt.
First-person licensure phrasing (“I diagnose”, “my medical license”) is rewritten to the decision-support register.
Untrusted document text is sanitised for prompt injection before it reaches the reasoning layer.

02

MFA, per-case grants, a searchable PHI access log and breach-pattern alerts.

MFA, per-case access grants, a searchable log of every PHI read and write, and alerts on unusual access.

TOTP multi-factor authentication, with an administrator able to require it clinic-wide.
The primary treating physician grants and revokes access to each case.
Every PHI read and write is logged and searchable by user, patient, case and action.
Every five minutes, bursts of failed sign-ins and mass PHI reads raise alerts to clinic administrators.
A clinic’s full data, files included, can be exported for a records request or on offboarding.
Single sign-on with your identity provider is being built; today sign-in is password plus TOTP MFA. Coming

03

Finalized QME reports, IMR packets and closure packets can be verified by hash.

From panel request to a signed §4628 report: Chiron drafts each section, checks the twelve required elements, and you sign the declaration.

The whole QME panel lifecycle — request, issuance, strike, selection, scheduling, replacement — runs as one tracked workflow.
Chiron drafts any of the twelve §4628 report sections on demand, streaming its reasoning as it writes.
Before finalising, a §4628 required-content checklist runs against the draft.
A whole-draft consistency scan flags body parts diagnosed but never examined, date conflicts and uncited statements.
The physician attests sole authorship and AI-assist disclosure and signs the §4628(j) declaration; nothing finalises without it.
Anyone holding a finalized QME report can check it against the stored record by its hash, without an account.

Every IMR-eligible denial gets an appeal record, a drafted rationale and a hashed packet — before the window closes.

Drafts each rationale section supporting the appeal, grounded in the case record, for the physician to edit.
Assembles rationale and exhibits into one finalized, hashed PDF packet.
A daily sweep opens appeal records for IMR-eligible UR decisions that are missing one, and sends tiered deadline alerts.

P&S readiness, a six-part settlement-readiness summary that never estimates value, future-medical framing and a hashed closure packet.

Drafts an MMI / permanent-and-stationary readiness assessment grounded strictly in completed-visit records.
Drafts a six-section settlement-readiness summary under a neutrality rule that forbids settlement-value estimates.
A finalized closure packet can be verified by its hash.

More reasons

A live demo on a synthetic case — panel, records, report, billing. The AI reasons. The clinician decides.