ROOK simplifies access to iHealth health and device data for healthcare, remote monitoring, and wellness apps.
How it connects
ROOK's SDK delivers blood pressure, blood glucose and heart rate from iHealth as structured JSON, by webhook and API.
Use iHealth data to build more personalized care, wellness, chronic condition management, fitness, and health monitoring experiences, improve user engagement, and support better health outcomes.
Our iHealth integration delivers notifications within minutes after a user completes an event and syncs their app.
Read the iHealth docs
{ "data_structure": "physical_summary", "user_id": "demo-user-01", "physical_health": { "summary": { "physical_summary": { "metadata": { "sources_of_data_array": ["Apple Health - Third Party"] }, "distance": { "steps_int": 8432, "active_steps_int": 6120, "walked_distance_meters_float": 6180.0 }, "activity": { "active_seconds_int": 3240 } } } }}{ "data_structure": "physical_summary", "user_id": "demo-user-01", "physical_health": { "summary": { "physical_summary": { "metadata": { "sources_of_data_array": ["Health Connect - Third Party"] }, "distance": { "steps_int": 8432, "active_steps_int": 6120, "walked_distance_meters_float": 6180.0 }, "activity": { "active_seconds_int": 3240 } } } }}Get started
Use cases
From seamless wearable integrations to advanced health insights, ROOK empowers you to build personalized wellness apps, research platforms, fitness dashboards, chronic care solutions and many more great use cases.
iHealth data
iHealth provides blood pressure, glucose, heart rate, SpO₂, BMI, and health data to support remote monitoring and help teams identify major health trends.
Explore healthcare use casesiHealth data
iHealth enables access to blood pressure, glucose, heart rate, weight and health indicators to help organizations support employee health programs.
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FAQ
What teams ask before they connect iHealth through ROOK.
Our iHealth integration delivers notifications within minutes after a user completes an event and syncs their app.
No. ROOK handles the iHealth connection, so you only enable iHealth as a data source in the ROOK portal.
Through Apple Health on iOS and Health Connect on Android. iHealth writes its data there and the ROOK SDK or ROOK App reads it.
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Connect the sources your users rely on, standardize what comes back, and build workflows that respond to change.
