Integrations

Yes, CareClinic integrates fully with both Apple Health (iOS) and Google Fit (Android). CareClinic can import steps, heart rate, sleep data, workouts, body measurements, blood pressure, blood glucose, and more. The CareClinic app requests only the permissions you authorize, and you can toggle individual data types on or off at any time in CareClinic’s settings.

To connect Fitbit to CareClinic, open the CareClinic app and go to Settings, then tap Integrations, then Fitbit. CareClinic will redirect you to Fitbit’s secure login page where you authorize the connection. Once connected, CareClinic automatically syncs your heart rate, activity, sleep, SpO2, temperature, and cardio fitness data during your daily check-in.

CareClinic can import a wide range of health data including: activity data (steps, distance, calories, workouts), vitals (heart rate, HRV, blood pressure, SpO2, respiratory rate, temperature), sleep metrics (duration, quality, stages), body measurements (weight, height, body fat), and nutrition data (food logs, water intake). The exact data available depends on your device and connected platform. CareClinic lets you choose which data types to sync.

Absolutely. CareClinic uses 256-bit encryption to protect all synced health data and is fully HIPAA compliant. Your data is transmitted securely and stored on encrypted servers. CareClinic never sells your health information to third parties. You maintain complete control over what data syncs and can disconnect any integration at any time with a single tap.

Yes, CareClinic supports Siri and iOS Shortcuts for hands-free health logging. You can say commands like “Hey Siri, log my symptoms” or “Hey Siri, record my medication” to quickly open CareClinic’s logging screens. CareClinic also supports custom Siri Shortcuts that you can create for your most frequently used trackers, making it easy to log health data without touching your phone.

CareClinic works with Apple Watch (directly and via Apple Health), Fitbit devices (direct integration), and any wearable that syncs to Apple Health or Google Fit. This includes devices from Samsung, Withings, OMRON, Garmin (via Apple Health/Google Fit), and many glucose monitors and blood pressure monitors. CareClinic is adding direct integrations for Garmin, Oura Ring, WHOOP, and Dexcom CGM soon.

Yes, if your blood pressure monitor connects to Apple Health or Google Fit (like OMRON, Withings, or QardioArm), CareClinic can automatically import those readings. Your systolic and diastolic blood pressure values sync during your daily check-in, eliminating manual entry. CareClinic then displays your blood pressure trends over time and can correlate readings with medications, stress levels, and other health factors you track.

If your continuous glucose monitor (CGM) like Dexcom or FreeStyle Libre syncs data to Apple Health, CareClinic can import those blood glucose readings automatically. This allows you to see glucose trends alongside your meals, medications, activity, and symptoms in one unified view. CareClinic is also developing direct Dexcom integration for even more seamless glucose tracking for diabetes management.

CareClinic is designed specifically for this purpose. By syncing sleep data from Apple Health, Google Fit, or Fitbit, CareClinic automatically imports your sleep duration and quality each night. You can then log symptoms daily, and CareClinic’s correlation analysis shows you how poor sleep nights affect your symptom severity. Many users with chronic conditions like fibromyalgia, migraines, and autoimmune diseases use this feature to identify sleep-related triggers.

Heart rate variability (HRV) is a measure of your nervous system’s resilience and recovery. Lower HRV often indicates stress, inflammation, or an impending flare-up. CareClinic imports HRV data from Apple Watch and compatible devices, allowing you to track trends alongside your symptoms. Many users notice their HRV drops before a migraine, arthritis flare, or anxiety episode, giving them early warning to adjust their self-care routine.

Yes, CareClinic makes it easy to generate comprehensive health reports that include all your synced data from wearables, manually logged symptoms, medications, and more. You can export reports as PDF documents or CSV files, filter by date range, and share directly via email. These reports give your healthcare provider a complete picture of your health between appointments, leading to more informed treatment decisions.

Many people with arthritis, fibromyalgia, migraines, and other chronic conditions report that weather changes trigger flare-ups. CareClinic includes automatic weather tracking that logs temperature, barometric pressure, and conditions based on your location. By comparing weather data with your symptom logs, CareClinic helps you identify if low pressure days, humidity changes, or temperature swings correlate with your pain levels.

Apple Health acts as a central data repository that collects information from various apps and devices on your iPhone. However, it does not provide medication reminders, symptom logging, correlation analysis, or care team sharing. CareClinic is a comprehensive health tracking app that imports data from Apple Health while adding medication management, symptom tracking, mood logging, health insights, and the ability to generate reports for your doctor. Think of Apple Health as the data warehouse and CareClinic as the active management tool.

CareClinic lets you log medications with dosage and timing, then track symptoms daily including potential side effects like nausea, fatigue, or dizziness. Over weeks, CareClinic’s charts show whether side effects are decreasing as your body adjusts, or if they persist. By syncing activity and sleep data from your wearable, you can also see if the medication affects your energy levels or sleep quality, giving you concrete data to discuss with your prescriber.

Yes, CareClinic supports multiple family profiles under one account. Caregivers can manage medications, symptoms, and appointments for children, elderly parents, or other dependents from a single dashboard. Each family member has their own complete health profile with separate tracking, and data from wearables can be associated with the appropriate person. This is especially helpful for parents managing children’s chronic conditions or adult children caring for aging parents.

CareClinic’s nutrition tracker lets you log meals and specific foods, while the symptom tracker captures how you feel each day. If you sync nutrition data from apps connected to Google Fit, that information flows into CareClinic automatically. Over time, CareClinic’s correlation analysis can reveal if certain foods trigger symptoms like bloating, headaches, or fatigue. Many users with IBS, migraines, or food sensitivities use this feature to identify dietary triggers and make informed changes.