Import supported clinical lab records from Apple Health

What the connection covers

This integration reads supported clinical laboratory records. It is not general HealthKit synchronization for steps, workouts, sleep or continuous glucose readings. Your provider must make compatible records available to Apple Health first.

Dates, duplicates, and later-arriving records

Recent released improvements preserve original laboratory dates, avoid duplicate imports and find records delivered after an earlier import, including older tests. Results from different dates open as separate Test Reports.

What may not import

A record needs a supported marker mapping, a supported unit and a usable date and value. Some records cannot be mapped. Keep the original provider report and review the import outcome rather than assuming that every Apple Health entry was transferred.

Other platforms and providers

Apple Health Clinical Records import is an iOS feature. On Android, use supported PDFs, report photos or manual entry. It does not create a direct Health3 connection to every lab or patient portal.

Your data and permission

You choose whether to connect. Imported results become part of your Health3 account. Read the privacy policy for processing, storage, analytics choices and deletion details.

Frequently asked questions

Does Health3 import Apple Watch and CGM data?

This connection imports supported clinical laboratory records. It does not provide general wearable or continuous-glucose synchronization.

Will it connect to my Swiss laboratory?

Only if compatible records are already available through Apple Health and map to supported Health3 markers. If those records are unavailable, use a supported PDF or manual entry.

About this documentation

Health3 AG maintains this description of its own product. Features and access can differ by installed version and platform. See the iOS release history, Android listing, and feature overview.

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