Health Services

5.15K reviews
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About this app

Health Services is a component of Wear OS that provides health and fitness functionality to apps, including managing sensors, tracking workouts, setting goals and providing metrics like heart rate, step count, calories, distance and more.

Health Services helps apps improve battery performance and establish consistent, higher quality health and fitness tracking.

Apps may not work if you uninstall Health Services.
Health Services for the next generation of Wear OS watches
Updated on
Sep 18, 2026

Data safety

Health Services is included with your device to provide system services. To learn more, see the developer's site and privacy policy.

Ratings and reviews

5.08K reviews
Bella Savchuk
March 29, 2026
Health services, hmm🤔. This ’system’ is pretty good. You'll get sleep records, stress monitor, time of excise u should do everyday, and calories to lose everyday. So it's good, helping you maintain your body health. Just some glitches and stuff, so I'd give it four ✨️s.
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Daniel M
July 27, 2026
No complaints. The app and watch seem adequately synced. Watches rely on sensors and the health services app interprets as accurately as expected.
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I Spy
October 31, 2022
Google fit has never worked and was the most prosaic husk of a clone of even Pikachu step counting algorithm. Samsung developed a whole 192khz 24bit dsp so effective it could be used to perform live music on stage with dozens of layers of inputs filters and effects at zero latency. That's how S health only needs movement and rhythm and wave form analysis. AOSP can't even handle low latency signal processing enough for local gapless playback of cd rips even in lossy 16bit. Of course it can't stand a chance versus one ui. Now Google are straight up trying to steal work through their fitness tracker app the same green color and design to reverse engineer Shealth
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