You can share health data stored in the Health app —such as health alerts and trends—with friends, family, and others caring for you.
People you share health data with can also view the health notifications you receive, including high heart rate and irregular rhythm notifications. You can also share notifications for significant trends, such as a steep decline in activity.
To share with somebody, you need to include them in your contacts, and they need an iPhone with iOS 15 or later.
Your invitation appears as a notification on your contact’s iPhone and on their Sharing screen in Health, where they can accept or decline your invitation.
You receive a notification when your invitation is accepted.
You can share health data (such as heart rate, exercise minutes, hours of sleep, lab results, and heart health notifications) with your doctors. Doctors view the data in a dashboard in their health records systems (U.S. only; on systems that support Health app data Share with Provider).
Note: If you start sharing data with someone, simply removing them from Contacts doesn’t stop the information from being shared.
(This how-to is based on my experiences and info on Apple’s support pages.)
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