Patient AI-Use Disclosure Notice

Draft a plain-language patient-facing disclosure that names *which* AI systems the practice uses in the patient's care, *when* and *how* the patient will encounter them, *what the patient can opt out of*, and *who to contact* with questions or to revoke consent. The output is calibrated to the wave of 2025–2026 state laws that now require this disclosure — Texas TRAIGA (HB 149, effective 1/1/2026), California AB 489 (effective 1/1/2026), Colorado HB26-1139, the Utah AI prior-authorization disclosure law (enacted 3/19/2026, effective 1/1/2027), and the broader 40+ state-AI-in-healthcare bills tracked across 25 states in 2026 — and to the 2026 federal direction set by the HHS AI Strategic Plan, the FDA January 2026 CDS guidance, and the CMS Interoperability and Prior Authorization Final Rule (CMS-0057-F) reasoning-disclosure expectations. The notice is patient-readable (6th–8th grade), bias-aware, and purpose-bound: it discloses what the law requires *and what a reasonable patient would want to know*, without legal hedging that obscures the answer.