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Microsoft Launches Copilot Health: Your AI-Powered Health Assistant

Av Joachim Høgby

Microsoft today launched Copilot Health — a dedicated, secure health space within Copilot where artificial intelligence analyzes your personal health information and delivers actionable insights.

What Is Copilot Health?

Copilot Health connects your health records, wearable device data, and health history — then applies AI to turn raw data into a coherent, understandable health story.

The service already answers over 50 million consumer health questions daily across Microsoft's products.

What Can You Use It For?

  • Understand test and lab results you wouldn't otherwise grasp
  • Connect smartwatch/wearable data with symptoms
  • Better prepare for doctor consultations with the right questions
  • Get advice based on information from trusted health organizations in 50 countries

Not a Replacement for Doctors

Microsoft is clear: Copilot Health does not replace your doctor. It makes every minute with your doctor count more.

Availability

Copilot Health launches first in English in the US for adults aged 18 and older. Microsoft is opening a waitlist today, with plans to expand to more languages and geographies.

CIO Perspective

For organizations managing employee health programs: this signals a clear direction toward AI-integrated health monitoring. GDPR will make a European rollout complex, but it's only a matter of time.

Source: Microsoft AI

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