Clinical content leads
Chat answers drawn from your sources, approved by your reviewers
When people ask your assistant a health question, the answer needs to be clear and true to your sources. HealthLiteracyCopilot draws answers from your approved sources with a citation for each claim. In strict mode it says "not in your sources" instead of guessing. A reviewer approves each answer set before release.
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What you check first
Every claim cites your source
- Answers come from your approved sources.
- In strict mode, "not in your sources" instead of a guess.
- A reviewer approves each answer set before release.
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What you're measured on
Open a measure to see why it matters and how HealthLiteracyCopilot helps.
Answers tied to sources
- Why it matters
- A chat answer that drifts from your approved sources puts the wrong guidance in front of people.
- How HealthLiteracyCopilot helps
- Answers come from your approved sources, each claim with a citation. In strict mode, a clear "not in your sources" replaces a guess.
A citation shows where an answer came from. Your reviewers still approve each answer set.
Readable answers
- Why it matters
- A correct answer that people can't follow doesn't help them act.
- How HealthLiteracyCopilot helps
- Reading grade is checked on each answer. The meaning check flags any change to a dose, date, number or "do not" rule for your reviewers.
We don't promise outcomes. Your reviewers decide what goes live.
Reviewer approval on record
- Why it matters
- Health plans and other partners now ask for readability and accessibility evidence.
- How HealthLiteracyCopilot helps
- Each reviewed answer set keeps its score, its version and who approved it.
The record shows what was reviewed. It is not a certificate.
Why plain language matters here
12%
of US adults had proficient health literacy
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What you can hand your team this week
Seven checks before AI drafts go out
A policy template, a pre-release checklist and a review-log template.
Open itReview AI-drafted messages
What a reviewed AI draft looks like, and what the record keeps.
Open itA 60-second answer check
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The documents you own
| Document | What it touches |
|---|---|
| AI-generated chat answers | Citations and reviewer approval |
| Approved source library | Current and cited |
| Care-program education content | Reading grade |
What you'd use most
Knowledge base strict mode
Answers come from your sources. When they don't have the answer, it says so.
Learn moreMeaning check
Flags any change to a dose, date, number or "do not" rule for your reviewers.
Learn moreReview and approval
A reviewer approves, edits or skips each change, and approval locks the version.
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Try it on one of your documents
Send a blank template, not a copy with a patient's or member's details.
Questions
Does it replace clinical review?
No. It drafts and checks. A reviewer approves each answer set before release.
What happens when our sources don't cover a question?
In strict mode, the answer says it is not in your sources instead of guessing.