Function and Google join forces to connect daily habits with what's happening inside the body

Landmark partnership unites Function's lab testing and its Medical Intelligence (MI) with Google Health personalized guidance and Google wearables to give people a deeper understanding of their health.

AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Function and Google Health today announced a partnership to connect what people do every day with what's happening inside their bodies. Later this fall, US users will be able to share their Function lab test results into the Google Health app, giving them a more complete view of their health. The partnership brings everyday tracking and Function's lab testing and Medical Intelligence (MI) together in one experience built for everyday life.

Wearables like Google Fitbit Air, Pixel Watch 5, and the new Google Fitbit Edge have transformed how people understand their bodies, tracking signals like resting heart rate, sleep patterns, heart rate variability (HRV), and cardio load. When paired with Function's 160+ lab tests, those signals can show what's happening beneath the surface. Medical Intelligence can then turn each result into insights people can understand and act on.

"Everyone deserves to own their health," said Jonathan Swerdlin, Co-Founder and CEO of Function. "Health is going from being fragmented and siloed to securely available and ever-present for your daily decisions."

The partnership will bring together deeper health understanding across various areas, including:

• Cardiovascular and metabolic health: Insights from key markers such as Apolipoprotein B (ApoB), Lipoprotein(a), Fasting Insulin, and High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (hs-CRP), adding context beyond what wearables can measure.
• Hormone and nutrient health: Advanced thyroid, sex hormone, and nutrient testing, extending beyond what many routine checkups include.
• Connecting habits and health: Bringing daily behavior and biological markers into one view, helping people understand how changes in sleep, training, and nutrition relate to changes in their health over time.

Paired with Google Health Coach, lab test results and structured personal health record context will support tailored wellness guidance informed by each person's biology, routines, and goals.¹ This richer understanding can help people recognize changes in their health earlier, make on-time decisions about their daily habits, and have informed conversations with clinicians.

Function and Google Health are expanding what is possible for people taking ownership of their health. This partnership marks another step toward advancing Function's mission to make 100 healthy years possible for 8 billion people.

About Function

Function is on a mission to enable everyone to live 100 healthy years. A groundbreaker in its category, Function has changed the game by making lab testing, MRI and CT, and longitudinal health data accessible, understandable, and actionable—serving millions. Function's Medical Intelligence Lab™ (MI Lab™) is leveraging a dedicated clinical team to develop a continuous learning system that helps its members see, understand, and act on their biology over time. Members receive access to 160+ lab tests—including biannual testing—for just $365/year, equivalent to $1 per day, covering the heart, hormones, thyroid, liver, kidneys, heavy metal exposures, nutrient levels, inflammation, potential cancer signals, and more. Each member's results are integrated into an intelligent, personalized interface designed to support powerfully informed actions. Function members can also access (for an additional cost) MRIs and CTs that are designed to see signs of cancer, prior strokes, abdominal aneurysms, endometriosis, and hundreds of other conditions. Function believes it's time everyone owns their health.

¹ Google Health can use your personal health records to personalize coaching responses in the Google Health app to help you maintain a healthy lifestyle and to help you make lifestyle improvements. Google Health Coach is an artificial intelligence product. Artificial intelligence answers may be inaccurate or incomplete.

Google Health is not intended to use your personal health records to diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, or monitor any disease or condition. Consult your healthcare professional before making changes concerning your health.

Personal Health Records stored with Google may not be comprehensive or accurate. Always consult your doctor for medical advice or for an official copy of your health records for clinical or government purposes.

SOURCE Function Health