If you signed up for 23andMe when it was considered a medical testing lab rather than a medical device you can get a lot of extra information. I've heard you can use Genotation[1] to get something similar but I'm not sure how good a job they do on explaining things or telling you which parts come from multiple large studies and which are more speculative.

http://genotation.stanford.edu/#start

23andme does provide health data in other countries like Canada.

Promethease (http://promethease.com/) is probably the most well known in terms of getting health trait data

There's also Athletigen (https://athletigen.com/) which focuses more on the sports science side of things.

+1 from a 23andme customer who still thinks this was a questionable "funvestment"

They used to