Record and track vital signs such as blood pressure, weight, heart rate, and oxygen levels. View daily and long-term health trends. Connect with care team members to share health data and receive updates.
Track blood pressure and heart rate with easy-to-read displays. Store historical records, share data with doctors, and analyze trends through graphs. Manage health data on iPhone, iPad, and iPod.
Monitor heart rate using phone camera by placing finger on lens. Record readings and track trends over time. Set reminders for health checks and view progress reports. Sync data with wearable devices and export reports for healthcare professionals.
Monitor heart rate to assess stress and anxiety levels. Track mood and heart rate over time. Set reminders for regular checks. Share data with healthcare providers. Sync with wearable devices for continuous monitoring.
Track blood pressure readings and other health metrics. Follow guided measurement instructions for accuracy. View trend data over time. Share records with healthcare providers. Set reminders for regular monitoring.
Track levels by logging glucose readings before and after meals, and at bedtime. Analyze meal photos with AI to get a 0–100 spike risk score and receive tips. View daily trends and averages through a calendar interface.
Track blood sugar levels with reminders for fasting and post-meal checks. Log meals and link them to blood sugar results. Filter data by time frames and share results with healthcare providers.
Track heart rate in real time and log blood glucose levels manually. Set reminders for medication and appointments. View health trends over time and share data with healthcare providers.
Track glucose levels with pre- and post-meal logging. Monitor trends over time and analyze how food and activity impact readings. Sync data with Apple Health and export records as PDF or email for sharing.
Review and analyze ECG recordings from Apple . Track heart rate variability over time. Sync data with Apple Health. Calculate PQRST waves to visualize heartbeat patterns. Monitor HRV changes to assess physical readiness.