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Issue No. 334: Personal Health OS | Fitt Insider

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Vertically integrating, Function will pair Ezra’s $500 scans with its comprehensive biomarker panels — combining preventative diagnostics and AI-powered insights, no pre-approvals required. Ezra previously raised $41M to make MRIs faster and more affordable. Joining Function—which secured $53M last year—its 22-minute scans will soon scale to 1K+ locations. Reimagining the patient experience, Function is one of many players building a Personal Health OS that gives individuals agency over their well-being. A favorable idea, nearly half of young adults believe well-informed people can be as knowledgeable as doctors, two-thirds see lived experience as expertise, and 61% view institutions as barriers to care. Fed up with reactive care, many already collect data across wearables, lifestyle apps, DTC diagnostics, and more, but most are siloed. Rolling up, Function is architecting a unified platform capable of generating clinically relevant insights from raw inputs. A step further, end-to-end

Issue No. 334: Personal Health OS | Fitt Insider May 6, 2025 Issue No. 334: Personal Health OS Preventative health systems are taking shape. Today’s issue is presented by A smart ecosystem transforming healthcare through exercise. Preventative health systems are taking shape. ICYMI Yesterday, lab testing company Function Health acquired whole-body MRI startup Ezra. Vertically integrating, Function will pair Ezra’s $500 scans with its comprehensive biomarker panels — combining preventative diagnostics and AI-powered insights, no pre-approvals required. Ezra previously raised $41M to make MRIs f

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