Overview
- Frankel posted an Instagram video on Monday saying a multidisciplinary “medical community” of doctors reviewed her records and told her she had been misdiagnosed with “something pretty major.”
- She did not name the condition the review questioned and said she is confused because she had been living with the belief that the diagnosis was true.
- Frankel described the service as teams that cross‑reference labs, biomarkers, longevity data and supplements, comparing it to having the Mayo Clinic “at home.”
- She urged followers to keep thorough records, get repeat labs and second or third opinions, and warned against relying only on internet sources or AI tools like ChatGPT for medical advice.
- Reporters note the update follows her public disclosure earlier in 2026 of chronic kidney disease and that outlets have sought comment from her representatives while flagging limits on verification and the wider rise of private diagnostic networks.