Clinician in the loop
Drafts stay drafts. A licensed clinician reviews and signs before anything enters the record.
The platform
Adopt one product today and the rest of the stack is already underneath it. Nothing gets re-integrated when the next product arrives.

Architecture
Each layer has a single responsibility, and every product above inherits everything below it.
ClearNotes AI, RegulaAI, and what comes next
What your teams actually touch every day.
Documentation, coding, compliance, intake
Narrow specialists that each own one real job and hand off cleanly.
Speech, language, reasoning, knowledge graph
The model layer, tuned on clinical language rather than the open web.
The record, coverage rules, your templates
Permission-scoped grounding, so an agent only sees what its clinician can.
Security, identity, audit, governance
HIPAA-minded architecture, encryption, access control, and a full audit trail.

Integration
We are not asking your team to move off their systems. USCareAI meets your EHR and workflows on standards they already speak.
Governance
Every control here is a default, not an upsell. This is the section we expect your security and compliance teams to read first.
Drafts stay drafts. A licensed clinician reviews and signs before anything enters the record.
An agent only ever sees what the person it works for is cleared to see.
Every agent action is logged: what was done, when, and on whose behalf.
Your clinical data never trains our models. What happens in your workspace stays there.
Protected health information is encrypted in transit and at rest, with least-privilege access.
You retain ownership of what you provide and what the AI drafts from it.
Formal attestations such as SOC 2 Type II and HITRUST are on our roadmap, and we will publish them the moment they are earned. We would rather tell you where we are than display a badge we have not completed. Bring your security questionnaire and we will walk your team through the architecture, data flows, and controls in detail.
We will walk your clinical, security, and revenue cycle stakeholders through the whole stack.