「ChatGPT Health」：一个把你的健康资讯与 ChatGPT 能力安全结合的专用体验，主打更相关的回复与更强的隐私保护（目的性加密与隔离）。官方指出，健康已是最常见用法之一，每周有「数亿」人询问健康与保健问题，且以去识别化对话分析估计：全球每周超过 2.3 亿人提出相关问题。
Health 被设计为「支援而非取代」临床照护，并非用于诊断或治疗；其定位是协助理解检验结果、准备就医、追踪长期趋势与日常决策。它作为独立空间运作：健康对话不会用于训练基础模型；健康记忆与档案被隔离，且不会回流到非 Health 聊天。平台也提到一般资料控制措施，例如可在 30 天内从系统删除聊天。
推出与可用性方面：先对少量早期用户开放，ChatGPT Free/Go/Plus/Pro 方案在欧洲经济区、瑞士与英国以外地区可加入候补名单，并计划在「未来数周」扩大到网页与 iOS。整合上，部分医疗纪录与应用仅限美国；连接 Apple Health 需要 iOS。医师合作数据：历时 2 年以上、超过 260 位医师、涵盖 60 国，对模型输出提供逾 60 万次回馈，聚焦 30 个领域，并以 HealthBench 依临床标准评估安全性、清晰度与适当升级就医。
The context introduces “ChatGPT Health,” a dedicated, privacy-focused experience that combines your health information with ChatGPT to make answers more relevant and useful. Health is described as one of ChatGPT’s most common use cases: “hundreds of millions” of people ask health and wellness questions each week, and a de-identified analysis estimates over 230 million people globally do so every week. The piece is labeled as a 9–12 minute read.
Health is positioned to support—not replace—clinicians and is not intended for diagnosis or treatment. It operates as a separate, compartmentalized space with layered protections (including purpose-built encryption and isolation), and conversations in Health are not used to train foundation models. Data boundaries are emphasized: Health memories stay within Health and do not flow back to non-Health chats; users can manage memories, and broader controls include deleting chats from OpenAI’s systems within 30 days.
Access and rollout are phased: a small early-user cohort first, with eligibility for Free/Go/Plus/Pro users outside the EEA, Switzerland, and the UK, and planned expansion to web and iOS in the coming weeks. Some medical-record integrations and apps are U.S.-only; Apple Health connectivity requires iOS. Development metrics highlight clinician involvement over 2+ years: 260+ physicians across 60 countries provided 600,000+ feedback instances across 30 focus areas, informing a HealthBench-based evaluation approach centered on safety, clarity, and appropriate escalation of care.