Function Brings Lab Results to Google Health App

Oct 12, 2026
US users will be able to share Function lab results with the Google Health app later this fall, combining biomarker data with wearable metrics and AI coaching.

Function and Google Health announce a partnership that will let US users share Function lab results with the Google Health app later this fall, according to a press release from Function. The integration will combine results from more than 160 lab tests with wearable data such as resting heart rate, sleep patterns, heart rate variability and cardio load.

Function's Medical Intelligence will explain results covering cardiovascular, metabolic, hormone, thyroid and nutrient health. Users will also be able to compare changes in biological markers with their sleep, exercise and nutrition habits over time.

Google Health Coach will use lab results and structured personal health records to provide personalized wellness guidance. Google says the AI product may provide inaccurate or incomplete answers and is not intended to diagnose, treat, prevent or monitor medical conditions.

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