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OpenAI and Sheba Announce First International Hospital Deployment of ChatGPT for Healthcare

The agreement will test whether an AI layer that runs on isolated data and follows Sheba’s own clinical protocols can be adopted across a major hospital network.

Overview

  • OpenAI and Sheba confirmed a formal partnership to roll out ChatGPT for Healthcare across Sheba Medical Center’s network, giving clinicians, researchers, and staff access to the tool.
  • Sheba will ingest its approved care pathways and policy documents so the system’s outputs reflect the hospital’s protocols and include verifiable citations to literature and guidelines.
  • OpenAI committed not to train its models on Sheba’s data and agreed to zero-data-retention, data isolation, and audit controls intended to meet healthcare privacy and regulatory requirements.
  • Sheba’s ARC innovation arm, led by Prof. Eyal Zimlichman and Alon Agmon, will lead integration planning and receive early API and model access in exchange for clinical feedback and research collaboration.
  • Implementation is scheduled to begin in the coming months and the deal is being framed as a potential blueprint for wider hospital adoption if real-world performance, oversight, and regulators approve it.