For community health centers
Every rule your health center answers to, and every one about to change.
RegBook is the full book of federal, Connecticut and Rhode Island regulation for community health centers, monitored across about 70 authoritative sources. A person checks every change before it reaches you.
01 · The book
The whole book, not a reading list
Statutes, regulations, agency guidance and accreditation standards, assembled into one book and organized three ways, so a requirement is where you would look for it.
By category
Compliance dimensions such as billing, patient rights, clinical operations and credentialing, each with the rules that belong to it.
By jurisdiction
Federal requirements beside Connecticut's and Rhode Island's, so you can read one state's rules or all three at once.
By source
Every entry names the agency, legislature or accrediting body behind it, so you know whose rule you are reading and where to find the official text.
02 · Monitoring
About 70 sources, watched for you
RegBook watches the places change comes from. When one of them publishes something new, RegBook captures it and compares it with what came before, so you see what changed and not just that something did.
Federal
Federal rulemaking notices and the eCFR, CMS, HRSA, the HHS Inspector General and Office for Civil Rights, OSHA and the DEA.
Connecticut and Rhode Island
Each state's health department, Medicaid program, licensing boards and code of regulations, and both legislatures.
Accreditation
The Joint Commission, AAAHC and NCQA, whose standards RegBook links to but never reproduces.
03 · The curation gate
A person reads every change before you do
Spotting a change is the easy part. Before anything becomes an alert, a curator on the Fusion Collective team reviews it: what changed, which parts of the book it touches, and how much it matters to a health center.
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Detected
A monitored source publishes something new, and RegBook captures it and classifies it.
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Reviewed
A curator checks the classification and the impact, corrects what needs correcting, and suppresses what is noise.
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Published
Only then does it reach the health centers it applies to, in their alert inbox and by email.
Nothing reaches your inbox until a person has decided it belongs there.
04 · Pending changes
What's coming, not just what's final
An enacted rule is only half the picture. RegBook follows what is still in motion, so you hear about a change while there is time to prepare for it, or to weigh in.
Proposed rules
Federal and state rulemakings from the proposal onward, followed through to the final rule.
Bills
Connecticut and Rhode Island bills that touch health centers, as they are introduced and as they pass.
Comment periods
Each open comment period with its deadline, while your health center can still respond.
05 · Three books
Healthcare, Privacy and AI
Each book is assembled, monitored and curated the same way. Your organization gets the books it needs.
Healthcare Compliance
Federal, Connecticut and Rhode Island healthcare regulation, guidance and accreditation standards for community health centers.
Privacy & Data Protection
Privacy and data-protection law across jurisdictions: consumer privacy statutes, breach notification and data-subject rights.
AI Governance
AI governance and algorithmic accountability law: model risk, transparency, and the obligations on high-risk systems.
06 · The applicability lens
Your book, not everyone's
Some rules apply only to some health centers. Tell RegBook what your organization runs, and your book and your alerts narrow to what applies to you. A 340B site with a school-based program sees the rules written for those two, and not the ones written for a Title X or Ryan White grantee.
The lens covers 340B, Ryan White, Title X, school-based programs, in-house pharmacy, dental, behavioral health and look-alike status. Each conditional rule says why it is in your book, and the whole book is one click away.
See your health center's book
Tell us about your health center and we'll follow up by email. Someone on our team reviews every request.