OpenAI has announced ChatGPT Health, a new feature inside ChatGPT that focuses only on health and wellness discussions. Millions of people already use ChatGPT to understand medical reports, fitness data, and general wellness topics. With over 230 million health questions asked every week, OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Health to offer a more private, clear, and personalized health experience.
ChatGPT Health is a separate, health-focused experience inside ChatGPT where users can manage and discuss their information. Users can share medical files, link fitness and wellness apps, and view data from wearables and lab reports. This combined view helps users stay informed and feel more prepared when making daily health-related choices.
People often store their health data across different platforms, including fitness apps, lab reports, and online documents. This feature was introduced to combine all information in a single, secure space with added privacy features. OpenAI describes the tool as one to help users keep informed and prepared, while doctors remain central to medical care.
To support safe and meaningful health conversations, it includes the following key features:
Users can access ChatGPT Health by joining a waitlist, regardless of whether they are on Free or paid plans such as Go, Plus, or Pro. However, the feature is not launching in the EU, Switzerland, or the UK for now. OpenAI plans to begin with limited access and slowly expand availability across web and iOS platforms.
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