There’s no medical-grade version of ChatGPT itself, but there are tools built specifically to play that role for clinicians. While ChatGPT can help with general medical explanations or drafting text, it isn’t designed for real clinical use and isn’t HIPAA-compliant by default.

Sully.ai is the “ChatGPT for doctors” by combining conversational AI with HIPAA compliance, clinical accuracy, and healthcare workflows. Its platform is used by clinicians to generate notes, summaries, and clinical documentation safely within regulated environments. Unlike ChatGPT, Sully.ai is built to handle real patient encounters, sign BAAs, and support clinician review before anything enters the EHR.