A clearer path
to patient safety.

Radar’s current dataset covers patient-safety legislation supplied through LegiScan. Public petitions are collected separately; advocacy claims are not treated as verified findings.

The broader public-records roadmap includes state incident reports, medical board actions, and other lawfully public records. Those collections should not be assumed available or complete.

Source-linked means a direct path to the underlying record. A relevance score helps organize legislation; it is not a measure of hospital safety or proof that a claim is true.

The bill pipeline checks legislative records, finds candidates through topic searches, and uses keyword filtering and AI-assisted classification to assess patient-safety relevance. Titles, dates, status history, and source links travel with the record.

The refresh is scheduled weekly. Source delays, failed requests, and session changes can leave gaps. Check the underlying source before relying on a record’s current status.

The latest dataset timestamp is published in the data update record.

A summary is a starting point. Verify important details against the linked record, including the jurisdiction, dates, bill text, and latest legislative action. Machine-generated classifications can be wrong.

Source-backed information, interpretation, and unresolved claims should remain distinguishable. Independent audit and human-review reliability metrics have not been published.

Epieme does not claim complete national coverage and does not score or rank hospitals. Reporting rules differ across states. An absence of records is not evidence of an absence of risk.

Private clinical outcomes, sealed settlements, and protected peer-review materials are outside the public-records scope. Current coverage is U.S.-focused.

We do not publish raw protected health information, private medical records, or private patient stories without permission. See our privacy policy.

Found an incorrect date, a broken source link, or a misattributed record? Send the page URL, the issue, and a supporting source through Support. Please leave private health information out of your message.

The stated response target is five business days, not a guaranteed resolution deadline. A public corrections log is planned; no completed log is represented here.

Samson Cournane owns this methodology. Hospitals, advertisers, funders, and partners cannot pay to suppress records or change the methodology. Epieme does not sell hospital advertising against patient-safety listings.

External audits, advisory roles, funding, and relevant conflicts should be named and documented when confirmed. No independent methodology audit is currently published.

Source-specific reuse terms still apply to public records. Commercial API and data-sharing terms require finalized license language before release.