By TechRepublic Staff
Publication Date: 2026-03-23 16:49:00
Perplexity has launched a new health feature that pulls together data from medical records, lab results, and connected devices to answer health questions in one place.
The tool, called Perplexity Health, is rolling out now to Pro and Max subscribers in the US. At launch, it connects with Apple Health, electronic health records, and several consumer health platforms, giving users a single dashboard for health data that usually sits across multiple apps and portals.
Perplexity wants to turn scattered health data into one AI view
Perplexity Health is designed to bring together data from Apple Health, electronic health records from more than 1.7 million care providers, and platforms including Fitbit, Ultrahuman, and Withings. Oura and Function integrations are also listed as coming soon, according to Digital Trends’ report on the launch.
Instead of checking separate apps for labs, wearable data, prescriptions, and visit history, users can ask Perplexity Health questions that draw from those connected sources at once. Perplexity says responses are grounded in clinical guidelines and peer-reviewed research, and the product includes citations plus guidance on when to seek professional care, according to 9to5Mac’s coverage of the Apple Health integration.
That makes the feature more ambitious than a standard wellness app. Rather than offering generic suggestions, it is meant to generate…
