AI assistant for medical practices
You want to use AI for referral letter drafts, patient communication and practice organization — but §203 StGB and the GDPR don't allow that with public chatbots. ClapNClaw gives your practice Claude in an isolated environment on servers in Germany. Same intelligence. Designed for practice organization — entirely without sensitive patient data.
Data in Germany · AVV Art. 28 from day one · §203 supplementary agreement on request
The same AI as in ChatGPT — but in your isolated environment. For organization, templates and correspondence. Entirely without sensitive patient data.
Draft an outline for a physician letter — with placeholders for salutation, diagnosis, course and recommendation and a fixed section order, entirely without patient data.
Create a template for a referral letter to endocrinology — a collegial tone, with placeholders for diagnosis, findings values and clinical question.
Write an easy-to-understand information letter about how a colonoscopy works — at a layperson's level, without jargon, to display in the practice.
Draft a friendly reminder for preventive check-up appointments and a text snippet for short-notice rescheduling — one variant each for email and SMS.
Your inputs stay in your isolated environment on servers in Germany. AI inference runs on AWS Bedrock in Frankfurt (eu-central-1); a residual US CLOUD Act risk is disclosed transparently. For medical practices on the Dedicated plan we conclude the §203 StGB supplementary agreement on request ([email protected]).
Hetzner, servers in Germany. Anthropic stores no data. Data in Germany, inference in the EU. AI inference runs on AWS Bedrock in Frankfurt (eu-central-1); a residual US CLOUD Act risk is disclosed transparently.
Data processing agreement included. Setup in 3 minutes, no IT effort. Ready to use immediately for the entire practice team.
Your inputs are never used for AI training. Templates, letters and texts belong to you.
Medical confidentiality under §203 StGB applies to every tool used in the practice. Anyone who enters identifiable patient data into a public AI chatbot discloses private secrets to a third party and risks criminal consequences. On top of that comes the GDPR: health data is a special category of personal data under Art. 9 GDPR and is subject to the strictest requirements of data protection law.
AI is permitted and useful wherever no sensitive patient data is required — templates for referral and physician letters with placeholders, generally understandable information and patient education materials, outlines for physician letters, appointment organization and internal correspondence. The key point: the provider must supply a data processing agreement under Art. 28 GDPR and the data must remain in the EU.
ClapNClaw provides your practice with Claude (Anthropic) in an isolated environment: data at Hetzner in Germany, Anthropic stores no inputs. AI inference runs on AWS Bedrock in Frankfurt (eu-central-1); a residual US CLOUD Act risk is disclosed transparently. The AVV is included from day one. Transparency: processing health data under Art. 9 GDPR is not part of the current offering — work with placeholders instead of identifiable patient data.
Yes — but not with identifiable patient data. Medical confidentiality under §203 StGB and the GDPR prohibit entering patient data into public AI services without a legal basis. For organization, templates and texts with no patient reference, AI is permitted — ClapNClaw provides a GDPR-compliant environment for this with an AVV under Art. 28.
No. ClapNClaw is designed for organizing your practice: document templates and outlines for physician letters, referral letter drafts with placeholders, patient communication and appointment management. Processing special categories of personal data (Art. 9 GDPR) is not part of the current offering — work with placeholders instead of patient data.
In the EU: your data resides in an isolated container on Hetzner servers in Germany. AI inference runs on AWS Bedrock in Frankfurt (eu-central-1); a residual US CLOUD Act risk is disclosed transparently. Anthropic does not store inputs and your data is never used for AI training.
For medical practices we offer the Dedicated plan only (not Team, not Compliance): from €149 per user per month (€125 with annual billing), every additional user €99/month (€84 annually), incl. your own dedicated server; on request. The AVV under Art. 28 GDPR is always included from day one.
Yes. ClapNClaw is a GDPR-compliant ChatGPT alternative for medical practices: AI for practice organization and administration that upholds medical confidentiality under §203 StGB — for templates, appointment management and patient communication, with no identifiable patient data involved.
Setup in 3 minutes — no IT effort, data in Germany.
Coming soon GDPR AVV included · §203 supplementary agreement on request · Cancel anytime