Thirteen instruments. No signup walls.
Everything below is free because it is how trust gets built in a field full of pitch decks: give the working instruments away, publish the method, and let the paid layer — the books, the toolkits, the platform — earn its keep on top.
Assess where you stand
The readiness score
Twenty questions against the certification’s five focus areas. Ten minutes; leaves you a scored gap report naming your weakest area.
The Mock Surveyor
Twelve evidence requests, answered honestly, produce a findings report written the way surveyors write findings. Runs in your browser; nothing transmitted.
Readiness benchmarks
Anonymous aggregates from every score completion — where organizations are actually strong and exposed. Publishes at sufficient sample size, not before.
Research the market
The Transparency Registry
558 FDA clearances under AI-associated product codes — device, applicant, date, pathway — refreshed automatically every week. Facts with sources, no scores.
The review library
Evidence landscapes for AI categories, a published scoring method, and vendor due-diligence instruments. No vendor sponsorship, ever.
Due-diligence checklist
The questions to put to any healthcare AI vendor before signature, and what each refusal tells you.
Model the economics
Ambient AI ROI calculator
Whether an ambient documentation deployment pays for itself, on your numbers. Runs in your browser.
Time-to-sign calculator
What note-signature latency costs, and what a change is worth.
Prior-auth denial cost calculator
The real cost of your denial rate, modelled on your own volumes.
Learn the ground
Healthcare AI governance: the complete guide
The operational map end to end — inventory, committee, baselines, equity monitoring, agents, and the record — linking every free instrument in its place.
RUAIH, answered
The working reference on The Joint Commission’s AI certification: requirements, timeline, survey preparation — thirty pages and growing.
The Agent Privileging Framework
Governing AI that acts — scope, proctoring, audit, revocation — published open and complete.
The RUAIH–CHAI crosswalk
The two major frameworks, mapped requirement by requirement.
The MGR open standard
A vendor-neutral format for AI governance evidence, CC BY 4.0, with a browser validator.
The Operations Edge
One operational argument a week, what broke, what the numbers said, and the instrument that would have caught it. Written for people who have to implement rather than opine.
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