How do I use Apple Health with the Google Health app?

1. Open the Google Health app .
2. At the top left, tap Connections Apps and services.
3. Under “Add connections” tap Apple Health.
4. To start your connection, tap Get started.
5. A consent page titled “Sync Google Health with Apple Health” will appear. To consent, tap Agree.
6. Follow the on-screen prompts to authorize the connection and grant necessary permissions.
   • To allow access to all Health data categories, tap Turn All Categories On.
   • To allow access to specific data categories, tap the checkbox beside each data category. Then, tap Allow.
7. After permissions are granted to Apple Health, a confirmation page will appear. Tap Done.

Data synced from Apple Health is displayed and used across the Google Health app. Check relevant metrics such as steps or heart rate that would incorporate this data. Tapping a metric often gives more detailed information and historical data.

Tip: You can see all your data on the Health tab in the Google Health app.

If you reinstall the Google Health app, you’ll need to reconnect Google Health to Apple Health and re-grant permissions. For instructions, refer to Connect the Google Health app to Apple Health.

1. Open the Google Health app .
2. At the top left, tap Connections Apps and services.
3. Under “Connected”, tap Apple Health.
   • To review permissions and delete data from Apple Health on the Google Health app, tap Manage data and access. Then, follow the on-screen instructions.
   • To learn more about how to sync with Apple Health, tap Get help.

Important:

• To ensure that your Apple Health data is up-to-date, make sure that your Google Health app is updated to the latest version.
• Check third-party apps connected to Apple Health and ensure its permissions are set correctly.
• Review your permissions in the Apple Health app for all connected apps. Confirm that your permissions for Google Health are still active.

If your data is still missing, on your Google Health app, check if Apple Health is still connected without messages that state “New data type available.”

Important: You’ll need to review and grant permissions for new metrics before they are available in the Google Health app.

You can identify new Apple Health data types in the Google Health app through any of the following:

• Devices and connections screen: A "NEW" message appears on the Apple Health card.
• From the Today tab: A "New data types available" alert appears.
• Apple Health settings: A "New data types available" alert appears within the Settings menu.

1. Open the Google Health app .
2. At the top left, tap Connections Apps and services.
3. Under “Apps and services”, tap Apple Health to access Apple Health’s settings.
4. Scroll, then tap Disconnect.
   • A warning that states "Disconnect from Apple Health?" will appear.
5. Review the warning before you tap Disconnect.
   • Previously granted permissions will remain active in Apple Health unless you turn it off. New data will not sync, but permissions are still granted. To remove permissions, tap Open app. You'll be redirected to the Apple Health app.

Upon disconnection, the Apple Health card will be re-listed under “Add connections” in Connections Apps and services.

The Google Health app syncs many health data types from Apple Health.

Category	Data types that Google Health can read
Fitness	Steps VO2 max Floors Active calories burned Distance Exercise Exercise routes
Temperature	Body temperature
Sleep	Sleep session Sleep stages
Vitals	Skin temperature Heart rate Heart rate variability Oxygen saturation Respiratory rate Resting heart rate Blood glucose
Body measurements	Weight Fat percentage
Nutrition	Nutrition (Energy and Macros) Water quantity
Mental wellbeing	Mindfulness
Cycle Health	Periods Flow Intermenstrual bleeding Cervical mucus Ovulation Sexual activity Moods Symptoms

The Google Health app only reads data from Apple Health to consolidate your metrics. It does not write or export any of your data back to the Apple Health app yet. Support for writing data back to Apple Health will be added later this year.

Data synced from Apple Health are typically displayed on the Health tab in the Google Health app. Check relevant metrics such as steps or heart rate that would incorporate this data. Tapping a metric often gives more detailed information and historical data.

To provide you with the most relevant and recent insights, Google Health currently reads and displays three months of your historical data from Apple Health. Support for more history will be available later this year.