Healthcare AI vendors
Teams building AI products for care delivery can use the screen to organize an initial conversation about purpose, data, users, and EU/EEA scope.
Indicative screening only
A clearer first step for healthcare AI compliance.
Oathmesh helps healthcare AI vendors, health-tech teams, and compliance leaders get oriented with a four-question, deterministic EU AI Act risk screen.
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The first-pass process
Four answers. One starting signal.
- 01
System purpose
- 02
Data type
- 03
People involved
- 04
Jurisdiction
Local deterministic screen
Indicative tier + review signal
Who it serves
A practical starting point for healthcare AI teams.
The screen is designed to help teams frame an early conversation about an AI workflow and the questions that may need qualified review.
Health-tech product teams
Product and operations leads get a structured first pass to discuss how a healthcare workflow uses AI and who may rely on its output.
Compliance leaders
Compliance teams can see the screen’s rationale, review signal, and suggested next steps as a starting point for qualified review.
How the screen works
Start with the facts that shape the first pass.
The wizard asks one question at a time. Select the closest fit for the system you have in mind, then review the result and its assumptions.
Open the four-question screen- 01
System purpose
What is the system intended to do?
- 02
Data type
What kind of data does it use?
- 03
People involved
Who will use or rely on it?
- 04
Jurisdiction
Where will it operate?
Results & limits
A useful signal, with its limits in view.
After four selections, the wizard shows an indicative tier, explains how the answers shaped it, flags whether counsel review is recommended, and suggests next steps.
- An indicative risk tier
- A rationale based on the selected answers
- A counsel-review signal
- Suggested next steps for further review
Begin with one use case
See what the first-pass screen asks.
No account is needed, and your answers remain local to this browser visit.