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Healthcare Solutions

Healthcare AI Governance & Assurance

From innovation to safe, responsible and trusted care.

Discover every AI system across your health system, understand clinical and operational risk, apply the right controls, generate evidence and continuously monitor AI to keep care safe, compliant and effective.

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Healthcare AI Control Room

AI Systems
247
High / Critical Risk
18
Needs Review
11
Assured
193

Assurance Status

247AI Systems

Assured
78%
Conditional
12%
Review Required
7%
Not Assessed
3%
  • Complete AI lifecycle
    from discovery to assurance

  • Aligned to CHAI,
    HAIGS and global standards

  • Built for clinical,
    risk and compliance teams

  • Start with one AI system
    and scale

Trusted by forward-thinking health systems

  • Johns Hopkins Medicine logo
  • Penn Medicine logo
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology logo
  • CHAI logoCoalition for Health AI

The Challenge

AI is transforming healthcare faster than governance cankeep up.

AI is being adopted across clinical, patient and operational workflows, but many health systems lack visibility, consistent governance and evidence to ensure safe and responsible use.

Limited visibility

Which AI systems are actually in use across your health system?

Patient safety risk

Could the AI output cause harm or lead to unsafe decisions?

Regulatory and compliance pressure

How do you meet CHAI, HAIGS, HIPAA and global AI standards?

Lack of evidence

Do you have the evidence to show your AI is safe, effective and fair?

“AI can improve care, but only if we have the governance, transparency and evidence to ensure it is used safely and responsibly.”
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Chief Medical Information OfficerLeading Academic Medical Center

The Solution

One operating layer for healthcare AI.

CognitiveView connects discovery, risk, governance, evaluation, evidence, assurance and continuous monitoring — so you can make informed decisions about AI across your health system.

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Swipe to explore the six-step workflow.

Photographic healthcare workflow objects: clinical inventory, risk checklist, policy binder, validation equipment, approval evidence and telemetry sensor
  1. Discover

    Find AI systems across your health system.

  2. Assess

    Understand clinical, operational and regulatory risk.

  3. Govern

    Apply policies, controls and human oversight.

  4. Validate

    Test for safety, fairness and performance.

  5. Assure

    Generate evidence and make an assurance decision.

  6. Monitor

    Track changes, detect drift and re-assess.

Healthcare AI Use Cases

Govern AI by what it does.

Not simply what model it uses.

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Healthcare AI Assurance

From requirements to assurance

Operationalize healthcare AI frameworks with use-case specific controls and evidence.

Healthcare AI Control Room

One view for the people accountable for healthcare AI.

Bring AI systems, assurance status and the risks that matter into one accountable view across your health system.

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Who it’s for

Built for every team responsible for AI in healthcare.

Healthcare AI FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Answers to common questions about healthcare AI governance with CognitiveView.

Clinical AI

  • Clinical decision support
  • Diagnostics & imaging
  • Risk prediction
  • Care planning

Patient-facing AI

  • Health chatbots
  • Patient education
  • Virtual assistants
  • Triage and navigation

Generative AI

  • Clinical copilots
  • Ambient documentation
  • Content generation
  • Summarization

Operational AI

  • Documentation & coding
  • Prior authorization
  • Scheduling & workforce
  • Revenue cycle

AI Agents

  • Clinical agents
  • Patient engagement agents
  • Workflow agents
  • Autonomous operations
  1. Framework / Requirement

    (e.g. CHAI, HAIGS, NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001)

    01
  2. Risk

    Clinical, privacy, fairness, reliability

    02
  3. Controls

    Policies, technical and process controls

    03
  4. Evaluation

    Testing, validation and human review

    04
  5. Evidence

    Reports, logs, model cards, approvals

    05
  6. TrustScore

    A single signal, evidence underneath

    06
  7. Assurance Decision

    Assured, Conditional or Review Required

    07

Healthcare AI System Profile (Example)

Sepsis Risk Model

Clinical Decision Support

Owned by Clinical Operations, this vendor-supplied ML / Predictive model has high clinical impact and a high risk tier. Fairness exposure is medium; privacy exposure is high.

Its assurance status is Conditional, with a TrustScore of 82 / 100.

TrustScore Breakdown

Safety
85
Reliability
80
Fairness
75
Explainability
78
Privacy
90

Evidence Center

Generate and manage all evidence in one place.

Generate Evidence Package
  • AI system inventory
  • Risk assessments
  • Controls and policies
  • Evaluation reports
  • Model validation records
  • Bias and fairness test results
  • Human review logs
  • Incident and change logs
  • Vendor due diligence
  • Audit-ready documentation
AI Systems
247
High / Critical
18
Needs Review
11
Assured
193

AI Systems by Use Case

  • Clinical AI68
  • Patient-facing AI52
  • Operational AI61
  • Generative AI41
  • AI Agents25

Assurance Status

Assured
78%
Conditional
12%
Review Required
7%
Not Assessed
3%

Top Risks

  • Patient Safety
  • Privacy & Data Protection
  • Fairness & Bias
  • Model Drift
  • Vendor Risk
  • GenAI Risk

Clinical & Digital Leaders

  • Safe AI adoption
  • Clinical impact
  • Evidence of performance

IT & Data Leaders

  • AI inventory
  • Integration
  • Model and operational risk

Risk & Compliance

  • Governance and controls
  • Audit readiness
  • Regulatory alignment

Executive Leadership

  • AI portfolio visibility
  • Risk exposure
  • Investment decisions

Trusted frameworks & partners

Aligned with leading healthcare AI standards.

  • CHAI organization logo

    Coalition for Health AI

  • HAIGS

    Healthcare AI Governance Standard

  • NIST organization logo

    AI Risk Management Framework

  • ISO 42001 organization logo

    ISO 42001 AI Management

  • HIPAA

    Privacy & Security

Ready to get started?

Build trust in healthcare AI.

Start with one AI system. See exactly what governance requires.
Most organizations see results within 4–6 weeks.

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  • Use-case specific governance
  • Aligned to healthcare standards
  • Evidence-backed decisions
  • Continuous monitoring
  • Built for real-world use

CognitiveView connects healthcare AI framework requirements to use-case specific risks, controls, evaluations and evidence. Teams can document alignment with CHAI and HAIGS, review assurance decisions and keep supporting evidence together as AI systems change.

Yes. Start with one AI system, understand its clinical and operational risks, apply the right controls and gather evidence for an assurance decision. You can then extend the same approach across other AI systems in your health system.

Most organizations see initial results within 4–6 weeks. The implementation schedule depends on your starting scope, integrations and available evidence. Starting with one AI system helps establish the workflow before expanding across your organization.