Is GPT-6.1 Sol HIPAA Compliant? GPT-6.1 BAA on Concentrate
Yes, GPT-6.1 Sol (gpt-6.1-sol) is BAA-eligible on Concentrate via OpenAI and Azure. Send PHI with a signed BAA ($499/month) and a HIPAA-enabled org.
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Yes. GPT-6.1 Sol (model id gpt-6.1-sol) is BAA-eligible on Concentrate today, on both OpenAI and Azure, so you can send protected health information (PHI), including patient data and medical records, under a signed BAA. The model itself is never "HIPAA compliant" on its own: you need a signed BAA with Concentrate, a HIPAA-enabled organization, and routing limited to BAA-eligible providers. Both GPT-6.1 Sol routes are listed as covered on our HIPAA LLM gateway page.
What is GPT-6.1 Sol, and why are healthcare teams using it on Concentrate?
GPT-6.1 Sol is OpenAI's model released on Sep 29, 2026, with a context window of about 1.1M tokens (up to 128K output per provider). On Concentrate it costs $2.00 per million input tokens and $10.00 per million output tokens on both OpenAI and Azure. Healthcare teams use it on Concentrate because one BAA covers it alongside Claude, Gemini and open models like DeepSeek, so they can switch models without signing a new agreement for each provider. Its lower-cost sibling, GPT-6.1 Terra ($1.00 input, $5.00 output per million tokens), is covered the same way.
What do you need to use GPT-6.1 Sol with PHI?
You need three things:
A signed BAA with Concentrate. BAA access is a $499/month subscription, with no per-request fees and no markup on tokens.
A HIPAA-enabled organization on Concentrate.
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Under HHS guidance, a cloud or AI service that handles ePHI for you must sign a BAA. Your organization still owns its own HIPAA obligations, such as access controls and policies.
Which providers are BAA-eligible for GPT-6.1 Sol today?
Today, BAA-eligible providers for GPT-6.1 Sol on Concentrate include OpenAI and Azure.
Examples as of November 2026. See Model Fortress for the live list.
Should I use OpenAI direct, Azure, or Concentrate for GPT-6.1 Sol with PHI?
All three can work; the difference is how many models one BAA covers and whether failover stays covered.
Option
Who signs the BAA
What it covers
Covered failover
OpenAI direct
OpenAI
OpenAI models only
No, single provider
Azure AI Foundry
Microsoft
In-scope Azure services; third-party Foundry models can have different terms (Microsoft)
Azure only
Concentrate
Concentrate
GPT-6.1 Sol on OpenAI and Azure, plus 69 models across 7 BAA-eligible providers, including Claude, Gemini and DeepSeek
Yes, between OpenAI and Azure, never to an uncovered route
Best for OpenAI direct: teams that will only ever use OpenAI models. Best for Azure: teams already all-in on Azure. Best for Concentrate: teams that want GPT-6.1 Sol plus other model families under one BAA, with a published list of every covered route instead of a case-by-case check.
How does Concentrate keep PHI on BAA-eligible providers?
Concentrate blocks every route that isn't covered, including fallbacks, so PHI only reaches BAA-eligible providers. In a HIPAA organization:
Zero data retention is locked on and request-content logging is locked off.
Uncovered routes are blocked, and a request is rejected if no covered route is left.
The model page shows BAA eligibility in real time, and the HIPAA LLM gateway page lists every covered route with prices.
Data redaction can strip sensitive fields before a request leaves the gateway, and SSO and role-based access control limit who can send requests.
Because both GPT-6.1 Sol providers are covered, Concentrate can fail over between OpenAI and Azure without leaving the BAA.
Start the $499/month BAA subscription and sign the BAA.
We turn on HIPAA mode for your organization (it is enabled by our team after signing, not self-serve).
Send PHI only to providers marked BAA-eligible, and call GPT-6.1 Sol as usual.
FAQ: GPT-6.1 Sol, HIPAA, and BAAs
Is GPT-6.1 Sol HIPAA compliant?
No model is HIPAA compliant on its own; compliance belongs to the deployment. On Concentrate, GPT-6.1 Sol can be used with PHI under a signed BAA, in a HIPAA-enabled organization, with routing limited to BAA-eligible providers.
Can I get a BAA for GPT-6.1 Sol?
Yes, through Concentrate with a $499/month BAA subscription. There are no per-request fees and no markup on tokens.
Which providers serving GPT-6.1 Sol are BAA-eligible?
Today they include OpenAI and Azure. We keep adding BAA-eligible providers; check Model Fortress for the live list.
Where can I confirm GPT-6.1 Sol is covered?
The HIPAA LLM gateway page lists every covered route with prices, including GPT-6.1 Sol on OpenAI and Azure, and the model page shows it as BAA-eligible. In a HIPAA organization, any route not on that list is blocked.
Is GPT-6.1 Terra covered too?
Yes. GPT-6.1 Terra is BAA-eligible on OpenAI and Azure at $1.00 input and $5.00 output per million tokens.
Can I use GPT-6.1 Sol with patient data or medical records?
Yes, once your BAA is signed and HIPAA mode is on. Without a signed BAA, do not send PHI.
Does Concentrate sign a BAA?
Yes. BAA use is $499/month, with no per-request fees and no markup on tokens. Without a BAA there is no subscription fee. Start at concentrate.ai/compliance.
Does one BAA cover other models?
Yes. It covers every model on a BAA-eligible provider, today 69 models across 7 BAA-eligible providers, including Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, GLM and Kimi. See Model Fortress.
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