The company declined to comment on the report.
OpenAI’s healthcare push follows strategic hires, including Nate Gross, cofounder of physician network Doximity, as head of healthcare strategy in June, and former Instagram executive Ashley Alexander as vice president of health products in August.
At the HLTH conference in October, Gross said ChatGPT attracts about 800 million weekly active users, many seeking medical advice.
Tech giants such as Google, Amazon and Microsoft have long tried to give consumers control over their medical data, often with limited success.
Google shut its health record service in 2011 due to low traction, while Amazon wound down its Halo fitness tracker business in 2023. Microsoft’s HealthVault platform also failed to attract widespread adoption.