Apple is preparing to launch a new AI-powered health service. According to analyst Mark Gurman, the company plans to launch a paid subscription service called Apple Health+ in 2026. This service will continuously monitor users’ health data and offer personalized nutrition and wellness recommendations.

Apple Health+ platform to be launched

Apple Watch already measures users’ health data such as heart rate, blood oxygen levels, and sleep, and can even take ECGs. Apple Health+ takes this data to the next level. This AI-powered coach, which works like a dietitian or nutritionist, analyzes the data from the Apple Watch in real time.

It then provides users with tailored exercise, nutrition, and general health advice. Unlike Apple’s existing Fitness+ service, this new service focuses entirely on AI rather than human coaches.

While details are still limited, Apple Health+ is rumored to be a valuable tool for healthy living. It remains to be seen whether Apple will mention the new service at its iPhone 17 event in a few weeks.

The Apple Watch is known to have saved many lives, and the company continues to add new features to its watches. Therefore, Apple Health+ is believed to be a significant step forward for users in promoting healthy living.

This service is reportedly expected to further strengthen Apple’s existing ecosystem and create a new layer of user engagement on the platform. Users will benefit from this service by storing not only their devices but also their health data in Apple’s cloud. This could further position Apple in the healthcare technology market.

With AI-powered personalized health tracking, the company is moving beyond traditional health apps and taking on a direct “health coach” role. This approach also signals a significant future for digital healthcare.