Is my health data private and secure in Copilot Health?

Yes, Copilot Health is a separate, secure space with additional privacy controls. Microsoft will not use your health data to train its models, and the service has achieved ISO/IEC 42001 certification for AI management systems.

Which health systems and wearables are supported?

Copilot Health supports over 50,000 US health systems (including major hospitals) and more than 50 wearable devices (e.g., Apple Watch, Fitbit, Oura). Lab results can be integrated via Function.

How much does Copilot Health cost?

Pricing has not been announced yet. Microsoft plans to eventually charge for the service, but for now it is available as part of Copilot with access through the health tab.

Can I use Copilot Health without connecting my personal data?

Yes, you can still ask general health questions without linking your records. The AI provides general health information based on its knowledge, but personalized insights require data sharing.

Is Copilot Health available outside the United States?

The initial phased rollout is in the United States. Microsoft has not announced a timeline for international availability, but given the global physician panel, expansion is likely.

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What is Microsoft Copilot Health

Microsoft Copilot Health is a secure, dedicated space within the Copilot AI assistant that aggregates personal health data from electronic health records (50,000+ US systems), wearables (50+ devices), and lab results (via Function). Its medical AI analyzes the combined data to deliver personalized, actionable insights grounded in trusted sources like Harvard Health, helping users make sense of their health information.

Key Features

Integrates data from 50,000+ US health systems, 50+ wearables, and lab results via Function

Medical AI analyzes full health picture for personalized, actionable insights

Insights grounded in authoritative sources like Harvard Health

ISO/IEC 42001 certified for responsible AI management and privacy

Separate, secure space within Copilot with additional privacy controls

Use Cases

Individuals who want a unified view of their health data from multiple sources (e.g., Oura ring, hospital records, blood tests) to understand trends and receive actionable advice
Caregivers managing health information for a child, parent, or partner, using the tool to monitor and navigate healthcare decisions
Patients who receive lab results or medical records and need help interpreting them in context of their full health history
People seeking personalized health insights during evening or overnight hours when traditional healthcare is unavailable

Why do startups need this tool?

Startups can leverage Copilot Health to offer personalized health insights without needing to build complex medical AI or integrate with numerous health data sources. By using this tool, startups can quickly provide value to users by aggregating their fragmented health data, reducing development time and cost. Additionally, Microsoft's trusted security and regulatory compliance help startups build user confidence in handling sensitive health information.