Fixed fee. Scoped in writing. No surprises.

RHTP Governance Partnership

The AI and data governance layer that extends what your health center network already does: a process for vetting AI tools before you adopt them, the definitions and decision rights those tools depend on, privacy protections (including 42 CFR Part 2 for substance use records), and equity checks for rural and tribal patients, plus reporting that keeps your funding defensible.

How the partnership works →

Denial Exposure Scan

Where automated review threatens your revenue, sized so a compliance officer can approve it without a committee.

• Denial, recoupment, and prior authorization patterns across payers
• How your documentation holds up against automated first-pass review
• A findings memo and a 90-day plan

Readiness Build

The capability your scan, or your denial trend, says you need.

• Appeals and medical-necessity readiness, with staff training
• A review of payer AI and an escalation playbook
• Clinical AI due diligence and equity review

Standing Advisory

The regulatory landscape, watched for you against your payers and product lines.

• A monthly brief tailored to you
• On-call advisory hours
• A quarterly denial and documentation review

AI Governance Operations

Stand up or mature an AI governance function: an inventory of your AI tools, risk tiering aligned to the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and ISO/IEC 42001, tracked fixes, and audit-ready evidence mapped to HIPAA, CMS, ONC, Section 1557 nondiscrimination rules, and the state and federal AI requirements that apply to you.

Litigation and regulatory support

Clinical, functional, and governance analysis that informs counsel’s advice: record review, discovery support, report support, and governance reviews at counsel’s direction.

For counsel →

Training and keynotes

Workshops on documentation that holds up under automated review, appeals readiness, and AI governance for clinical leaders.

For clinicians →