AI Readiness Assessments
Benchmark your organization against the two frameworks defining responsible AI in 2026: Joint Commission RUAIH & EU AI Act
2026 is the year AI governance stopped being optional
In June, The Joint Commission launched its Responsible Use of AI in Healthcare (RUAIH) certification — the first national certification program for AI governance in healthcare, built on the Coalition for Health AI (CHAI) playbooks and available to more than 22,000 accredited organizations. In August, the EU AI Act's obligations for high-risk AI systems took effect, with penalties reaching €15 million or 3% of global turnover. Boards, regulators, and patients are now asking the same question: how is your AI governed?
These free self-assessments give compliance, risk, quality, and technology leaders a fast, structured answer. Each takes about seven minutes: 20 questions across the framework's core domains, an instant readiness score, and your two highest-priority gaps — along with the operational evidence reviewers and regulators expect to see, from AI inventories and validation records to monitoring logs and training documentation.
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Choose your assessment — no signup required to see your score.
Both frameworks share a governance backbone — accountable oversight, risk classification, ongoing monitoring, and transparency. Many organizations, especially health systems operating internationally, ultimately need both. Whichever you start with, your results identify where to focus first. For an expert-led evaluation, explore our Joint Commission AI Readiness Assessment service or talk to our team.
