● For clinicians & small practices

Patient identifiers should never touch an AI company's servers.

Clinicians are already using ChatGPT and Claude for case summaries, patient education, and prior-auth letters. We strip out identifying details — patient names, record numbers — before anything reaches those servers, with a signed BAA behind it, not a promise.

Currently piloting with a small number of practices — no cost to look.

The part most practices haven't dealt with yet
Most practices don't have a policy on what goes into ChatGPT or Claude — and clinicians are already using it informally to draft notes, patient handouts, or think through a case. That likely means patient details are reaching OpenAI's or Anthropic's servers without a signed BAA covering it.
Not a competitor to your scribe tool
If you use Abridge or Dragon Copilot
Those handle the visit — recording the conversation and generating the structured note. That's a different job, and a good one already being done well.
This covers everything else
Patient education materials, case summaries before a visit, prior-authorization letters, literature review — the general AI use that doesn't fit a scribe tool but still involves patient details.
How this compares to what your practice is doing today
Raw ChatGPT / ClaudePrivacyAI Gateway
Patient identifiers tokenized before sendingNoYes
Signed Business Associate AgreementNoYes
Audit trail if it's ever asked aboutNoYes
Same Claude / GPT quality your staff already usesYesYes

See it working before you commit to anything.

15 minutes, no pressure — we'll show you what your staff's current AI use looks like from the outside, and what changes with this in place.

Book a 15-minute call