“Share with my clinic” is now “Share with my care team”, and once you share with an organization you will see its name. The “More measurements” screen no longer appears when Health has nothing new to ask you. The app can let you know when a recommended new version is available, without interrupting what you are doing. Stability, privacy and accessibility improvements.

More measurements in your record: blood pressure, blood oxygen, body temperature, respiratory rate, weight, body fat and lean mass from Health, with a screen that explains before asking for permission. The app uses less battery: it syncs more often only when your clinic follows your care and during its hours, opens instantly with your last summary, and updates your watch and widgets only when something changes. If you belong to several clinics, choose among their icons and Reverb's originals; the loading screen follows your icon. If the text of your clinic permission changes, you see it before renewing.

New: Help and feedback. From More, share an idea or something that isn't working and follow our reply in My reports. New Caring for mode: if your child is taking something, Summary shows their last dose, who gave it and when the next one is due. Give a medicine to one or several kids at once, and if it shares an ingredient with one they already took (for example acetaminophen in two products), we'll let you know before recording it. When you add a medicine, the app recognizes the brand and tells you what it contains. Apple Health stays linked to the account that connected it, so your data never mixes with another account on the same iPhone. New Reverb Health logo. Searchable app guide. Alert times now follow your time zone.

Your membership, at a glance: if an organization gives you Reverb Health, you now see its card with its logo in Settings. Changing your password now asks you to confirm with a code. Easier to read for everyone: higher-contrast colors, each lab result's zone shown in words and not only by color, and everything fits with larger text. Plus clearer Apple Health guidance.

New Basic Family Plan: up to 6 people, with shared care and 14 days free. See and manage every way you sign in from one screen. If a purchase isn't confirmed, the app retries and lets you know. Plus more of the app in English.

What is new in this version: - Uploading studies: picking a photo from your library now works, and if something fails the app tells you why. - View the record of a family member or someone you care for inside the app, with a fixed banner showing whose record it is; if something was not shared with you, the app says so. - Choose your reminders: by time of day or at the exact time of each dose. - Siri and Shortcuts: mark a dose, log an as-needed medication or add a diary note without opening the app. - Your doses on the Lock Screen and now on Apple Watch too. - Better experience on foldable iPhone.

What is new in this version: - Creating your record when you get started is now clearer: one button saves your details, and "Skip for now" makes it clear you will do it later. You will no longer need to enter your profile twice.

What is new in this version: - Easier-to-read colors: buttons, links and charts with better contrast in light and dark mode, designed with low-vision users in mind. - The same color across the app, widgets and Apple Watch.

What is new in this version: - Linked accounts: if you already have a record, sign in with a code from your other device instead of creating a new one. - In Settings > Account you can see which sign-ins open your record and remove any you do not recognize. - Link your Apple ID to your account to sign in with it.

What is new in this version: - More reliable Apple Health sync: when you resync everything, your full history is now uploaded in parts and no longer gets stuck when it is very large. - Your data is only marked as synced once every part has uploaded successfully. - Your session is now stored only on this iPhone: setting up or restoring a new iPhone from a backup no longer signs out your previous one.

What is new in this version: - Today's doses at their real time, with your protocol phase. - Full frequencies: daily, days of the week, every few days, weekly, monthly and as needed. - Non-daily medications are listed separately with their next date. - Protocols and phases: create a protocol in three steps, see its timeline and move a phase after previewing what changes, with Undo. - Suggested medications with a reference dose and its source, active only once your doctor prescribes them, plus a PDF summary for your doctor. - Editing a medication now keeps its days and frequency. - Connect your AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini) to your record from Settings, with the Complete plan. - More reliable Apple Health sync and layout refinements for wide screens (iPhone Duo and iPad). - Some features are being turned on gradually for each account.

What is new in this version: - Ready for iOS 27 and iPhone Duo: the app adapts to the iPhone Duo inner display and to iPad multitasking; cards arrange themselves by available width and list-plus-detail views no longer get clipped. - Summary: today's doses now appear at the top, and the Body Battery card is lighter (the full detail is still one tap away). - Accessibility: every trend chart can be read with VoiceOver, the dose checklist announces what each row does, and the app honors Reduce Motion. - Widgets: the main number scales with Text Size and looks right in the Home Screen tinted mode. - Details: distinct icons for sharing with your doctor and exporting to PDF; floating buttons no longer cover the last row; the button that confirms a dose past the safety guard is clearly distinguishable.

What is new in this version: - Medication tracking: keep a medication as a course with an end date (for example an antibiotic) or as an as needed (PRN) medication, with a history of each dose and safety checks when you take it. If you turn it on, a caregiver can be notified. - Fixed first time record creation: creating your record during onboarding now works on the first try and takes you straight into your full record.

You can now export your health record to PDF and share it with your doctor. A new button in your Record lets you choose which sections to include (health score, labs, medications, longevity and more) and builds a clean PDF, ready to send by email or message. It also works for the records of the people you manage.

New in Settings: Health Programs. If you are part of your employer or insurer program, you can now see who you share aggregated, anonymous indicators with, and opt out in a single tap; when you do, your data stops counting in the next calculation. Your personal record is always private and is never shared individually.

In Labs you now see at a glance whether each result is in its optimal level, not just within the lab range. Each card shows a color zoned bar (optimal, normal, out of range) and the change versus your previous measurement, with a summary at the top. The bar also appears for tests with a one sided range (like cholesterol), and a new filter lets you view only optimal, normal, or out of range markers.

In Labs you now see at a glance whether each result is in its optimal level, not just within the lab range. Each card shows a color zoned bar (optimal, normal, out of range) and the change versus your previous measurement, with a summary at the top.

Your biological age now shows years and months, just like your real age, so it reads clearly and matches the 'X years younger' label. The over-time chart was updated to match too.

When you share your record with a doctor, they now receive a clear, polished invitation email with sample charts and a direct link to view it. And from your doctors list you can resend them a reminder anytime with one tap.

You can now see who has access to your record and remove a family member access anytime, from Settings. You can also choose the app language (Spanish or English): your choice stays regardless of your phone language, and your emails arrive in it; when you switch, the app offers to reopen so it fully applies. And when you share your record with a doctor you can choose which language they will see it in.

Your Apple Watch body battery now updates on its own in the background (about once an hour), without needing to open the watch app.

Stability improvements: the app recovers better from a connection or session drop, so no section is left blank when you open it; if your session expires, it tells you clearly so you can sign back in.

What's new: • Customizable Summary: add, reorder and remove the sections you want to see at a glance; each card opens its detail. • Health Log: jot down (or dictate) what happens to you and the app organizes it and connects it to your labs and wearables; you can now also edit and fix any entry. • Medications: an icon tells a medication apart from a supplement at a glance. • Your biological age now shows years and months (more precise). • Clearer plans: Basic is free; upgrade to Extended, Complete or Ultra.

New: manage your family plan right in the app (Settings → My family plan): add your family, share invitations and control their access. If a patient shared their record with you, redeem the invitation without leaving the app (Settings → I have an invitation). Plans are now clearer: Basic is free and you can upgrade to Extended, Complete or Ultra; prices are shown in US dollars (USD). Plus stability and sign-in fixes.

Fix: it's now easier to get started. If you don't have any medications yet, the Medications section shows a clear button to add your first one.