Evidence-based AI, built for healthcare

ChatGPT for Healthcare is for healthcare organizations deploying enterprise AI to their clinicians, administrators, and researchers at scale so they can connect it to company-specific data and their workforce can use it with all their preferred security and compliance controls. ChatGPT for Clinicians is for individual clinicians based in the U.S.

Clinical teams, care coordinators, administrators, researchers, and operational staff can all use ChatGPT for Healthcare. Organizations can tailor access and workflows based on role.

ChatGPT for Healthcare is designed to support HIPAA-compliant use through enterprise security controls, no training on data, access management, audit logs, data controls, and the availability of a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) with OpenAI.  ChatGPT for Clinicians can also support HIPAA-compliant use for individual clinicians authorized to sign a BAA.

ChatGPT for Healthcare is designed for regulated healthcare environments, and also includes enterprise-grade security, data privacy, and compliance, like role-based access (RBAC), data residency, and audit logs, like ChatGPT Enterprise. ChatGPT for Healthcare includes additional healthcare-specific capabilities not available in ChatGPT Enterprise, such as access to trusted clinical search with citations and Continuing Medical Education (CME) credit tracking, which admins can make available to users in their workspace using RBAC.

Pricing is based on ChatGPT Enterprise and depends on organization size and deployment needs. Enterprise workspaces purchase a shared credit pool at the contract level. All users in the workspace draw from this pool when using advanced features. There are no per-seat usage caps. Read more about it here⁠, and contact sales⁠ for details.

For clinical questions, ChatGPT can pull from trusted medical sources, including millions of peer-reviewed studies, authoritative public health guidance, and clinical guidelines. Responses include clear citations—titles, journals, authors, and publication dates—so clinicians can verify information or explore the source directly.

The system automatically determines the most appropriate sources based on the prompt. Clinicians don’t need to configure databases or filters—it selects high-quality, up-to-date evidence behind the scenes and surfaces it with transparent citations.

Clinical search is controlled by workspace admins. Admins can enable it at workspace level or use role-based access control (RBAC) to grant access only to specific user groups—such as clinicians or clinical reviewers—rather than turning it on for everyone. This allows large health systems to give evidence-based, cited answers to the teams that need them, while keeping other users on standard responses.

Common use cases include reviewing care pathways, synthesizing evidence with citations, reasoning through differentials or management plans, drafting prior authorization letters, and creating plain-language explanations for patients.

Yes. Clinical administrators and support teams can use it to draft forms and letters, summarize information, coordinate care, and standardize documentation—saving time across operational workflows.

Yes. ChatGPT for Healthcare can integrate with enterprise tools like Microsoft SharePoint, Teams, Outlook, and other systems to reference your organization’s approved policies, care pathways, and internal documentation. Admins must enable these integrations using RBAC before users can have access.

No. Content shared with ChatGPT for Healthcare is not used to train OpenAI’s models.