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Investing.com -- Alphabet’s health technology company Verily has launched a new consumer health app called Verily Me, which was featured at HLTH USA 2025.
The free app provides users with personalized health recommendations from licensed clinicians based on medical records across multiple providers and health systems.
Verily Me includes several key features designed to help users manage their health. Users can receive tailored health recommendations from licensed clinicians who review their medical records. The app also allows patients to access their health history to inform discussions with healthcare providers.
A notable feature is Violet, an AI companion that answers questions about users’ health records in a secure environment. Users can ask specific questions like when they received their last flu vaccination or the name of a surgeon who performed a previous procedure.
Additional features include the ability to track meals by taking photos to receive real-time nutrition feedback, and the option to participate in Verily’s Lifelong Health Study, a real-world research registry.
"We created Verily Me to meet the consumer need for a simpler, more personalized healthcare solution," said Vindell Washington, Chief Clinical Officer at Verily. "Verily Me identifies care gaps and provides more personalized treatment recommendations, an important step towards our commitment to equipping individuals with the tools they need to better manage their health."
A recent Verily-sponsored survey conducted by The Harris Poll found that 75% of Americans would like an app that provides personalized health recommendations from healthcare providers and helps them better understand their health over time.
The app will also be used by members of Verily’s Lightpath personalized care program, which is subsidized by employers, payers, and pharmacy benefit managers. Lightpath currently focuses on cardiometabolic care management programs for people with conditions such as Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, pre-diabetes, and obesity.
Verily has been providing virtual care solutions since 2018. The new app was built using Verily’s precision health platform, Pre, which transforms complex datasets for use across AI-enabled healthcare.
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