Microsoft Copilot Health

Copilot Health: Personalized Medical Intelligence for a Better Health Journey

In an era where we are inundated with more data than ever before, the challenge for most individuals is not a lack of information, but a lack of understanding. Copilot Health is designed to solve this problem. Launched on March 12, 2026, Copilot Health serves as a separate, secure space within the Copilot ecosystem where medical intelligence makes sense of your personal health information, delivering personalized insights that you can actually act on.

What's Copilot Health?

Copilot Health is a sophisticated digital health companion that bridges the gap between raw data and meaningful action. Many people find themselves staring at test results they don't understand or wearing devices that track every heartbeat but reveal very little about their overall wellness. Copilot Health is the solution to that quiet, unsettling feeling that something is off by providing a place to take your questions and your data.

At its core, Copilot Health is a secure environment that applies advanced intelligence to your health records, wearable data, and personal health history. It turns fragmented information into a coherent story, allowing you to see connections—such as the link between your vital signs and sleep patterns—that were previously invisible. It is important to note that Copilot Health does not replace your doctor; instead, it ensures that every minute you spend in a consultation counts by helping you arrive prepared with the right context and the right questions.

Key Features of Copilot Health

Copilot Health offers a robust suite of features designed to centralize and interpret your health data through the lens of medical superintelligence.

Comprehensive Health Data Integration

One of the most powerful aspects of Copilot Health is its ability to create a dedicated space for all your personal health data. This includes:

• Wearable Device Trends: Integration with over 50 wearable devices, including Apple Health, Oura, and Fitbit, to track activity levels, sleep patterns, and vital signs.
• Electronic Health Records: Connection to over 50,000 U.S. hospitals and provider organizations via HealthEx, providing access to visit summaries, medication lists, and test results.
• Lab Results: Integration of comprehensive lab test results from Function.

Trusted and Verified Information

To ensure users receive the highest quality of information, Copilot Health draws from credible sources across 50 countries.

• Clinical Verification: Information is verified by an internal clinical team using principles established by the National Academy of Medicine.
• Expert Answer Cards: Responses include expert-written answer cards from Harvard Health.
• Citations: All answers include clear citations with easy links to source material to ensure transparency.

Provider and Insurance Search

Copilot Health connects to real-time U.S. provider directories. Users can search for clinicians based on:

• Specialty and location.
• Languages spoken.
• Insurance coverage accepted.

Medical Superintelligence

By leveraging the Microsoft AI Diagnostic Orchestrator (MAI-DxO), Copilot Health is paving the way for medical superintelligence. This technology combines the wide-ranging knowledge of a general physician with the specialized depth of a medical expert, surfacing proactive and actionable insights based on patterns in your personal data.

Safety, Privacy, and Security

Microsoft recognizes that sensitive health information requires the highest level of protection. Copilot Health is built with "Safe and Secure by Design" principles:

• Isolation: Your Copilot Health conversations and data are strictly isolated from the general Copilot experience.
• Access Controls: The system uses industry-leading safeguards, including encryption at rest and in transit.
• User Autonomy: You have the ability to manage and delete your information at any time. Connections to health data sources can be disconnected instantaneously.
• No Model Training: Your personal information in Copilot Health is not used for training AI models.
• ISO/IEC 42001 Certification: Copilot Health is the first to achieve this world standard for AI management systems, verified by an independent third party.

Use Cases for Copilot Health

Copilot Health is designed for a variety of real-world scenarios where medical clarity is needed most:

1. Preparing for Doctor Appointments: Instead of forgetting your questions the moment you sit down for a consultation, use Copilot Health to generate a list of relevant questions based on your recent health trends and test results.
2. Decoding Test Results: When you receive a lab report that seems like a jumble of numbers, Copilot Health helps explain what those results mean in the context of your health history.
3. Monitoring Chronic Trends: Use the integration with wearables to see how your activity levels and sleep patterns change over time, helping you identify what might be affecting your well-being.
4. Finding the Right Care: If you have a specific need, such as first-time knee pain, you can use the provider search to find a local doctor who speaks your language and accepts your insurance.

How to Use Copilot Health

Access to Copilot Health is currently being managed through a careful, phased rollout to ensure a high-quality experience for all users.

Joining the Waitlist

Currently, Microsoft has opened a waitlist to join the early community that is shaping the Copilot Health experience. To get started:

1. Visit the official Copilot website or app.
2. Sign up for the Copilot Health waitlist.
3. Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria (currently available to adults aged 18 and older in the United States).

Geographic and Language Availability

At launch, Copilot Health is available first in English within the United States. Microsoft is actively developing additional language support and voice options for future expanded support in new geographies.

FAQ

Q: Is Copilot Health a replacement for my doctor?

A: No. Copilot Health is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent diseases or other conditions. It is a tool designed to provide insights and help you have better-informed conversations with your healthcare provider.

Q: What devices can I connect to Copilot Health?

A: You can connect over 50 wearable devices, including popular brands like Apple Health, Oura, and Fitbit.

Q: How is my privacy protected?

A: Data in Copilot Health is isolated from the rest of Copilot, encrypted, and is not used for AI model training. You maintain full control over your data and can delete it or disconnect sources at any time.

Q: Who was involved in developing Copilot Health?

A: It was developed by Microsoft's internal clinical team and informed by an external panel of over 230 physicians from more than 24 countries. Collaboration also includes organizations like the AARP and the National Health Council.

Q: Does Copilot Health provide citations for its health information?

A: Yes, all responses include clear citations with links to source material and expert-written cards from Harvard Health.