Learn how to successfully connect Apple Health with myHC360+ and check out our troubleshooting tips!
Connecting Apple Health to myHC360+
Troubleshooting Syncing Issues
Connecting Apple Health to myHC360+
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Log in to your myHC360+ app.
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Tap the person icon in the upper right-hand corner of the home screen.
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Scroll down and select "Connect a Device".
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If you have already connected a device or app, it will be listed.
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If not, you can connect to Apple Health.
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Once connected, open the Apple Health app.
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Select your Profile/Initials in the top right.
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Tap Apps and locate myHC360+.
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Toggle "Turn All Categories On" to ensure data syncs.
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Keep both the Apple Health app and myHC360+ app open and running in the background on your phone.
Troubleshooting Syncing Issues:
Apple Health sends the following data points to myHC360+:
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Duration
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Distance
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Steps
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Calories
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Sleep
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Heart Rate (BPM)
If Data Isn’t Syncing:
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Navigate to My Profile in myHC360+ (top left of the dashboard).
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Select "Connect a Device."
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Tap the sync refresh icon in the top right.
Ensure Proper Permissions in Apple Health:
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Open the Apple Health app.
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Tap your Profile/Initials in the top right.
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Select Apps and locate myHC360+.
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Toggle "Turn All Categories On."
IMPORTANT: Keep both the Apple Health and myHC360+ apps open and running in the background.
Additional Troubleshooting for Apple Watch Users
If you use an Apple Watch, try the following:
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Open the Apple Health app.
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Tap your Profile/Initials in the top right.
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Select Device under Privacy.
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Tap your Apple Watch.
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Tap Privacy Settings in the top left.
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Scroll down and select "Reset Fitness Calibration Data."
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Wait 5-10 minutes for the data to appear in myHC360+.
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Logging out and back in may help sync the data faster.
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Understanding Apple Health Sync Timing
Apple has strict guidelines for background processing, battery usage, and locked device states. Here’s what to expect:
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Immediate updates occur when myHC360+ is open.
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Background updates happen about once per hour, but only if the app remains open in the background.
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If there’s a large queue of data, full syncing will resume only when the app is reopened.
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Phone must be unlocked for syncing—no updates occur while the phone is locked (this is a privacy feature).
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Restarting an iPhone re-enables background updates, so users don't need to manually open the app.
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Certain data types (e.g., steps) only trigger updates once per hour, regardless of new data availability.