Clause 01
PHI leaves the prompt first.
Identifying details are tokenized before a request reaches an underlying model.
About · HIPAA Compliant GPT
Built by people who already build healthcare software.
Before HIPAA Compliant GPT became its own compliance-focused product, this team was already building software for clinicians and healthcare organizations. That experience showed us that useful AI is only useful when privacy, contracts, and engineering discipline are present before the first prompt is sent.
Our mission
Private AI should be legible to the people responsible for approving it.
Clause 02
The agreement is part of the product.
A signed Business Associate Agreement is included by default on paid plans.
Clause 03
Clinical work needs clinical boundaries.
The assistant helps draft and organize. Clinical judgment remains with the clinician.
Clause 04
Every safeguard should be inspectable.
Security claims belong in a ledger with a source, scope, and status—not behind a trust badge.
Leadership register
The people behind the protocol.
A healthcare-focused team combining product, operations, engineering, security thinking, and applied AI.
Alan Brande
CEO
01Strategic leader focused on healthcare innovation and digital transformation, with a deep understanding of healthcare IT solutions that improve clinical operations and outcomes.
Martin Oppenheimer
COO
02Startup operator focused on strategy, process efficiency, talented teams, and the practical application of artificial intelligence in medicine.
Javier Lempert
CTO
03Software engineer and architect with more than eight years designing digital products, specializing in digital health. CTO and Founder at Light-it and Puppeteer.
Bruno Ferrari
CIO
04Technology leader specializing in healthcare innovation, AI-driven solutions, and digital product strategy, connecting industry, academia, and applied healthtech.
Clemente López
Head of HIPAA Compliant GPT
05Startup builder turning healthcare's hardest operational problems into products people actually adopt, driven by what comes next rather than what feels comfortable.