California Healthcare AI Compliance Checker
Free online tool to help healthcare providers and developers navigate AB 489 and AB 3030. Get your compliance score and actionable report in minutes.
Does your AI provide an immediate 'Clear and Prominent' disclosure at the start of interaction?
Why Your Compliance Score Matters
Of patients want to know if they are talking to an AI.
Minimum fine per AB 489 violation.
2026: The legal deadline for full AB 489 audit.
Liability remains with the licensed provider.
Free Compliance Tool Suite
Professional-grade tools for California's 2026 AI mandates.
2026 AI Policy Generator
Internal and external AI usage policies, legally formatted for California's healthcare mandates.
Launch →AB 3030 Auto-Discloser
One-line JavaScript snippet that injects compliant overlays into your medical chatbot or patient portal.
Launch →AB 3030 Disclosure Generator
Legally-compliant AI disclosure text for medical apps and chatbots. Copy, export, or print to PDF.
Launch →AB 2013 Transparency Tool
Mandatory training data transparency reports for generative AI — datasets, PII status, provenance.
Launch →State Regulatory Hub
The industries where California's 2026 AI laws bite hardest — and the statutes that bite.
2026 Legislative Tracker
The live status board for California's AI laws — SB 53, AB 2013, SB 942, AB 3030, AB 853, SB 243, AB 316, and the rest of the regulatory cluster.
Mental Health Chatbots
AI offering therapeutic support must explicitly state it is not a licensed therapist — no exceptions for "wellness" framing.
Radiology Reports
CDS classification — every AI read needs a radiologist countersignature and an immutable audit trail.
Virtual Nursing
No protected titles, no white coats, no stethoscopes — unless a licensed clinician is in the loop.
Dental AI
Bias-validated training data, confidence scores, and dentist verification before any treatment recommendation.
Pharmacy AI
Pharmacist-in-the-loop for high-risk dispensing; GenAI counseling content needs review to prevent hallucinations.
Quick answers about California AI compliance
The five questions the compliance check is built to answer. For depth, follow the links to the dedicated guides.
What is California AB 489?
AB 489 prohibits AI systems from holding themselves out as licensed healthcare providers. AI tools cannot use titles like "Dr." or "Nurse" without real-time clinician supervision, and any patient-facing AI must clearly disclose that it is not human. Effective January 1, 2025. Full AB 489 reference →
What is California AB 3030?
AB 3030 (Health and Safety Code §1339.79) requires healthcare providers to include a specific disclaimer when generative AI produces patient communications about clinical information — unless a licensed clinician reviews and approves the message before it's sent. AB 3030 disclosure mandates →
Who needs to comply?
Any healthcare provider, AI vendor, or platform whose AI interacts with patients in California — hospitals, clinics, physician practices, telehealth platforms, mental health apps, pharmacy AI, and dental imaging tools all fall in scope. Sector-specific guidance lives in the Industry Compliance Hub.
What are the penalties?
AB 489 violations are enforced through the relevant licensing board (Medical Board of California for physician practices, BBS for behavioral health, etc.) and can include disciplinary action against the licensee. AB 3030 penalties run through the same boards. SB 942 carries $5,000 per-violation civil penalties enforced by the AG. Penalty structure detail →
How does the compliance check work?
Answer 10 questions about your AI deployment — patient interaction, human oversight, training data, disclosure language. The tool produces a 0-100 compliance score and a personalized action plan flagging the specific gaps. It's an educational assessment, not legal advice; consult counsel for your specific situation.
This tool provides an educational assessment and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult a qualified attorney regarding your specific compliance obligations.
Substantive guides for compliance teams
The articles compliance officers actually cite. Tier-3 long-form deep dives with real citations.