HIPAA Compliant GPT

Protocol release · Private AI for clinical work

Ask an AI assistant about a patient without putting that patient at risk.

You already reach for AI to draft a note or think through a case. This gives you that same speed with protected health information handled the way HIPAA actually requires: tokenized before it ever reaches a model, with a Business Associate Agreement to back it up.

Document status

PHI handling
Tokenized before a model sees it
Free trial
7 days, no card required
Priority market
United States
BAA
Available on paid plans

Works with the models you already use

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Product demonstration

See the clinical work, not another trust badge.

A fictional case shows the complete handoff: your request enters the workspace, identifying details are replaced before a model sees it, and an editable draft returns for clinical review.

Clinical request · fictional

2 files attached

“Draft a SOAP note and a plain-language discharge summary from these case notes. Keep the follow-up imaging plan explicit.”

Case-notes.pdfImaging-history.pdf
PHI

Tokenized before model handoff

Response · draft

Ready to review
S · Subjective
Symptoms and relevant history summarized from the attached notes.
A · Assessment
Clinical context organized without adding a diagnosis that was not provided.
P · Plan
Follow-up imaging and patient instructions separated for review.

Illustrative output. A clinician reviews and signs the final record.

Consumer AI vs. compliant workspace

The model may be familiar. The handling is not.

Patient identity

Consumer accountIdentifying details can travel with the prompt.

HIPAA Compliant GPTNames, dates, and record numbers are tokenized before a model receives the request.

Agreement

Consumer accountA consumer account does not give your practice a BAA.

HIPAA Compliant GPTA signed BAA is included with paid plans.

Training

Consumer accountTerms are written for general-purpose use.

HIPAA Compliant GPTClinical content is not used to train public or third-party models.

Clinical workflow

Consumer accountYou rebuild the instructions for every task.

HIPAA Compliant GPTReusable modes and instructions keep the output in the format you review every day.

Trusted by practices and clinics like

Capital Cardiology AssociatesLifeMD PlusTeen Challenge Southeast RegionCarevisoLancaster Cancer Center

7,000+

Healthcare professionals on board

565,000+

Clinical conversations powered

139,000+

Hours returned to patient care

15+ yrs

Of clinical time given back

The problem

Consumer AI wasn't built to hold a patient's information.

Paste a case into a general chat tool and you've likely just handed protected health information to a vendor with no Business Associate Agreement in place. Most clinicians do it anyway, because the alternative (writing everything by hand) is slower. This exists so you don't have to choose between speed and a HIPAA violation.

Clinician holding a tablet in a bright examination room

Not just compliance

Full AI assistance for the work you already do.

01

Voice-to-note capture

Record or upload audio from any device and get an editable transcript back. Draft a summary or follow-up note from it whenever you're ready, not automatically during the visit.

02

Tailored modes

Bloodwork analysis, differential diagnosis, treatment planning, SOAP notes, and more. Switch modes instead of re-explaining what you need every time.

03

Deep file analysis

Upload PDFs or images. Printed, scanned, or handwritten documents get read and analyzed instead of retyped.

04

Personalized instructions

Set context once for how you like notes structured, save it, and reuse it across sessions instead of repeating yourself.

05

Retention you control

By default, session data is kept for a limited period. You can set retention to zero to disable it entirely, or choose unlimited retention on higher plans.

06

Team accounts

Invite team members and manage seats across a small practice, without buying individual licenses one by one.

Made for the person at the screen

Clinical work stays human. The assistant stays in the background.

Review a draft, check the source, make the clinical decision, and move on. The workspace supports the work around care without pretending to replace the person responsible for it.

Clinician reviewing information on a tablet at her desk

EHR & workflow

Keep your chart where it is.

This sits beside your existing EHR. There is nothing for a small practice to migrate before the first useful request.

  1. 01

    Bring only the context you need

    Copy a chart excerpt, dictate your recap, or attach the document you need to review.

  2. 02

    Work inside the protected session

    Draft, summarize, or reason over the material after identifying details have been tokenized.

  3. 03

    Review before anything returns

    Check the language, clinical reasoning, and record format. The output remains a draft until you approve it.

  4. 04

    Place it back in your chart

    Paste the finished work into the EHR you already use. No migration or deep write-back is required.

Evidence ledger

Every claim on this site has a row here.

We keep a running ledger of what we say about privacy, PHI, and compliance so a clinician or a practice administrator can check the source instead of taking our word for it.

EvidenceProduct architecture, confirmed 2026-08

Clinical content is tokenized before it is sent to any underlying model, and reassembled only inside your session. The full technical breakdown lives on the security ledger.

EvidenceProduct & legal, confirmed 2026-08

Self-serve trial usage is not covered by a BAA. See the BAA page for what moving to a paid plan changes.

EvidenceRoadmap item, not yet closed

These certifications are on the roadmap but not complete. We are not claiming either one is in place, and won't until they are.

Data journey

What happens between your keystroke and a model's response.

A short version of the full data journey. The complete breakdown, including retention and subprocessors, is on the data journey page.

Step 1

Clinical input

Enters as
Notes, transcripts, or a pasted excerpt
Changes
PHI is detected and tokenized
Remains
A de-identified working copy

Step 2

Model reasoning

Enters as
The de-identified copy
Changes
The model drafts, summarizes, or reasons over it
Remains
No PHI is exposed to the model

Step 3

Response

Enters as
The model's tokenized output
Changes
Tokens are reassembled into your original PHI
Remains
A readable draft back in your session

By role

Built around how a small practice actually works.

The initial focus is independent clinicians and small groups, starting with a few specialties. Pick one to see what changes.

The problem
Therapists and psychologists documenting sessions in DAP or BIRP formats.
Example of the work
Drafting notes, summarizing records, and reasoning over documentation inside a tokenized session.
Verifiable outcome
See the full use case page for what's specific to this role.

Pricing

One plan, everything included.

7-day free trial, no card required. Starter is $34.99/month, or $27.99/month billed annually, the same plan across every site in this family.

See full pricing