Review AI-drafted patient messages before they go out
AI can write a patient message fast. But a draft is not ready to send. Check it like any handout. Make sure it means what the source says. Have a clinician approve it. HealthLiteracyCopilot runs those checks. It keeps a record of who approved each message and when.
California AB 3030 asks for a notice on AI-written patient messages. A review by a licensed provider is the exception. Texas SB 1188 adds review and notice duties.
Send a blank template, not a copy with a patient's or member's details.
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The problem
- Clinicians and staff now use AI to draft discharge instructions, care plans and portal replies.
- A fluent draft can still change a dose, drop a step or lose a "do not".
- State laws ask who reviewed an AI-written message, and when.
What good looks like
- Scored against the same criteria as any patient handout.
- Meaning compared with the source, so no dose, step or "do not" changes.
- A named clinician approves it before it goes out.
- A record of the draft, the changes and the approval.
Illustrative sketch of the document.
Before and after
A made-up example.
Before
It is recommended that you maintain adequate hydration and monitor for any adverse symptoms.
After
Drink [amount] of water each day. Call us at [phone] if you feel dizzy or have a fever.
Check one of yours
Paste a blank template. The scan shows its hardest sentences.
Questions
Can it check AI-written patient instructions?
Yes. Paste or upload the AI draft. HealthLiteracyCopilot scores it against the same criteria, flags issues and routes the revision to a clinician reviewer.
Does a reviewer record meet AB 3030?
That is a question for your counsel. The record shows who reviewed each message and when, which supports your review process.
Does it send messages to patients?
No. Your team sends them, after a person approves each one.
Sources
- California AB 3030 (2024), Health care services: artificial intelligence (2024)
- Texas SB 1188 (2025) (2025)
