Function Health Connects Member Data to Meta's Muse AI Agent
Function Health says in a press release that members will be able to connect their health data to Muse, the personal AI agent from Meta. The connector is expected to roll out in the coming weeks.
After members authorize the connection through their Meta account controls, Muse can access lab results and summaries reviewed by clinicians. Members can use the data to compare results with target ranges, create or adjust health plans, track progress, and receive reminders about lab visits.
Muse joins ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity in Function Health's network of AI connectors. Function Health offers access to more than 160 lab tests, longitudinal health data, and optional MRI and CT scans through a membership that costs $365 per year.
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