Claude Enterprise is working well for HIPAA work, but five seats burned through hundreds in a week
Least-Draft6209 · reddit · 2026-07-24
A company that adopted Claude Enterprise for compliance-heavy work says the tool has been strong, but expensive.
The team needed a signed BAA and HIPAA compliance, so Claude Enterprise was a practical choice. But after just a week, five accounts had generated hundreds of dollars in API costs.
Their main workflow is Claude co-work, while they still use ChatGPT for generic chatbot tasks. The post asks for ways to reduce token usage in the desktop app, since the spend is starting to anger IT and could affect the upcoming budget review.
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