ChatGPT Health Service Now Available to All US Users
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Health for all eligible users in the United States, enabling integration with health data from sources including Apple Health and electronic medical record systems.

What happened?
OpenAI has expanded the availability of ChatGPT Health to all logged-in users aged 18 and over in the US. The service, now available to Free, Go, Plus, and Pro subscribers, operates via both web and iOS. It allows users to connect their health data from a variety of platforms, including Apple Health, Epic, Oracle Health, Function Health, and MyFitnessPal.
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Why it matters
This broader launch means millions of American users can now obtain a consolidated overview of their health data via ChatGPT. By centralising information from various health apps and medical record systems, the service could potentially simplify how individuals manage their personal health, although its primary function is data presentation rather than medical advice. The expansion marks a strategic move by OpenAI towards more specialised AI applications.
Who is affected?
The service directly affects all logged-in US ChatGPT users aged 18 or older who are interested in integrating their health data. This includes individuals using health apps and those with medical records in connected systems. Healthcare providers and health application developers may also be indirectly affected as this creates new integration points for health data.
Impact on the EU
Not relevant for EU status. The service is exclusively available to users in the US, and there is no information regarding a planned launch within the EU. Data handling and privacy aspects under the EU's strict regulatory framework (such as GDPR) would require extensive adjustments.
What else you should know
OpenAI originally launched a dedicated health hub in January, but the current rollout significantly broadens the connectivity options for health information. The announcement of wide availability came one day after a lawsuit was filed against OpenAI by a pastor in Florida, regarding allegedly dangerous medical advice provided by ChatGPT.
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