Does CONNEQT Pulse support Apple Health?
Yes! The CONNEQT Pulse supports Apple Health integration for systolic and diastolic brachial blood pressure. This means your brachial blood pressure readings from the Pulse can now sync directly to Apple Health, giving you more ways to track your cardiovascular data in one place.
We’re also actively working to expand this integration to include additional metrics in the future—including central blood pressure (CBP), augmentation pressure (AP), subendocardial viability ratio (SEVR), and more. This is part of our commitment to providing a seamless and comprehensive experience for users who want to consolidate their health data into one convenient place.
Why Apple Health Integration Matters
Apple Health allows you to centralize data from various health devices and apps, giving you a holistic view of your overall wellness. With current and future integration, the CONNEQT Pulse contributes critical cardiovascular data—starting with brachial blood pressure —directly into your Apple Health dashboard.
This integration enables you to:
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Track Trends: Monitor your arterial health alongside other key health metrics, like activity, sleep, and diet, in one app.
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Share Data: Easily share your health data with your healthcare provider or family members.
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Customize Insights: Use Apple Health’s visualization tools to explore patterns and correlations between your lifestyle and arterial health metrics.
When Will Apple Health Integration Be Available?
While brachial blood pressure is now supported, we don’t yet have a release timeline for the additional parameters. Expanding this feature requires thorough testing and collaboration to ensure compatibility and accuracy. That said, it remains a top priority on our product roadmap.
In the meantime, you can still enjoy the advanced insights offered by the CONNEQT Pulse and the CONNEQT App—while your brachial blood pressure readings sync directly with Apple Health.