Why this matters this week.
There's a piece of health policy being reshaped right now that most families will never hear about — but it affects what your parent's care will look like in 2027. The short version: every AI-generated clinical output (including the letter you'll get from hsaletter.com) now has to carry a named, licensed physician's signature. That's called attestation, and it's the reason we can deliver this letter nationally without a form-mill. Josh is the physician. His name is on every one. If the letter is wrong, there's a human with a license on the hook — not a chatbot.
Same thing is about to happen to prior authorizations, CCM enrollments, RTM codes, and every other AI-touched clinical decision. You don't have to care about the policy piece. You do benefit from its effect: when AI signs anything related to your parent's care, somebody you can look up is standing behind it.