ChatGPT Health Available to All Users, Integrates Medical Records

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OpenAI has made ChatGPT Health available to all U.S. adult users, including free-tier subscribers. The tool integrates with Apple Health and hospital systems to help users track medical results and manage prescriptions. Crypto news highlights this expansion as a major update. OpenAI confirms that health data will not be used for training or advertising. Users should still consult doctors for medical diagnoses. While inflation data remains a key concern for investors, this move introduces a new dimension to personal finance tools.
ME AI message, according to monitoring by Beating, OpenAI has made ChatGPT Health available to all adult users in the U.S., covering Free, Go, Plus, and Pro plans. Users can connect Apple Health, hospital records, One Medical, and Function Health. ChatGPT can analyze test results, organize medication information, and help prepare questions for medical visits. With user authorization, regular chats can also access this data—for example, referencing allergies, injuries, and medication when discussing diet, exercise, or travel. OpenAI states that health data and related conversations will not be used to train foundational models or for advertising. ChatGPT Health cannot replace a doctor or be used for diagnosis or treatment. (Source: BlockBeats)
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