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The Readiness Proof Test

See what your practice
could prove today.

A short diagnostic tuned to your practice, your specialty, and what changed — about what your practice could produce, not what it intends. Your full results appear immediately, with no email address required and no PHI requested. When you finish, this website automatically sends Sentinel a completion notice with your selected practice profile, result details, and generated summary, without asking for your name or contact details. Requesting a follow-up separately shares the contact details you enter with your results.

A diagnosis tuned to your practice —
not a vague compliance score.

The test adapts to your specialty and what changed, placing every control in one of three states based on your own answers. Sentinel does not see your documents and verifies nothing here.

Reported evidence on hand

Current, complete evidence can be produced.

Not confirmed

Believed handled — not confirmed as producible.

Reported action needed

Missing, expired, inconsistent, or unowned.

The goal is not to create fear. The goal is to replace assumptions with an accurate operating record.

Illustrative example — not a real result
Evidence-readiness diagnosis
Your practice appears strongest in documentation—but exposed in continuity and evidence retrieval.
6
Reported evidence on hand
3
Not confirmed
2
Reported action needed
Continuity dependency identified

Two controls depend on one person’s knowledge — nothing failing today, but the record may not survive an absence.

Every result ends with one recommended next step and a printable summary you keep.

The kind of records the test asks about: could your office produce these by 3:00 this afternoon?

1

The latest complete workforce exclusion-screening record

2

Current training completion evidence for every active employee

3

The controlling versions of required policies

4

Current risk, incident-response, and corrective-action documentation

5

A current inventory of business associates, agreements, and assigned responsibilities

6

Current license, DEA registration, and CPR evidence for every provider and clinical staff member