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What does your clinical AI copy assume?

HIPAA-compliant and clinically right are different tests. A message can pass every compliance check and still carry a clinical assumption no one without a medical background would catch.

Paste an intake script, a follow-up message, a triage rule, or any patient-facing copy. This surfaces the hidden assumptions inside it — the premises a physician should confirm before you scale.

Try an example:
Post-op follow-up message Symptom intake auto-reply Triage routing rule

Assumptions surfaced

Pattern-based first pass — it flags where a clinical assumption lives, not whether it's wrong. A pattern scan can't tell you which of these matter for your patients. That judgment is what a physician's review is for.

Want a physician to confirm these?

ClinicalSwipe routes copy like this to NPI-verified physicians in the right specialty — each assumption examined, with documented findings, before you ship it to patients at scale. That's the Independent Model Audit.

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What this is — and isn't

What it is

A pattern scanner that surfaces common clinical-assumption patterns — absolute reassurance, unqualified dosing, ambiguous triage thresholds, missing red-flag paths, prognostic claims, contraindication blind spots. A fast, free first pass. It runs entirely in your browser; your text is never transmitted or stored.

What it isn't

Not a clinical review, not medical or legal advice, not a compliance certification, and not an FDA-regulated device. It cannot tell you whether an assumption is wrong for your patients — only that one is present. A licensed physician makes that call. That's the product the scan leads to.