Apple is preparing a major move in digital health with the upcoming launch of its "+Health" subscription in 2026. According to recent reports, the service aims to transform the existing Health app into a comprehensive wellness platform driven by artificial intelligence.
Key features of the new subscription are expected to include:
Food tracking and personalized nutrition planning.
Tailored fitness recommendations based on user health data.
Insights to improve sleep quality and mental well-being.
Educational videos and alerts if potential health risks, such as irregular heart rate, are detected.
The AI-powered "smart doctor" will analyze data from Apple Watch, iPhone, and third-party devices to deliver customized guidance and preventive care suggestions.
Leaks also suggest that future updates may expand into areas like physiotherapy support and advanced mental health tracking.
This initiative comes as Apple restructures its health and fitness division under Services chief Eddy Cue, coinciding with the upcoming retirement of Chief Operating Officer Jeff Williams.
The official release is expected to align with iOS 27 in the second half of 2026. While Apple’s existing "+Fitness" service, launched in 2020, remains active, there is currently no indication that it will be merged with "+Health."
