Apple Health AI app is getting revamped. The company is reportedly working on an AI-powered doctor and a new health coach. Additionally, the new version of the Health app will include significant updates. The revamping has been named “Project Mulberry.” This is no longer just a distant idea. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that “development is in full swing,” and the tool could arrive with iOS 19.4, expected in spring or summer 2026.
The company will collect data from the Apple devices, mainly Apple watches, for its Health+ app. One of the major features of the revamped Health app will be AI-generated medical recommendations. For instance, the app will collect data and monitor your heart beat from the Apple Watches and analyse it to provide recommendations like eating habits, suggesting specific products that maintain proper heart beat rape and reduce any implications.
Apple’s Health AI Doctor: Revolutionizing Healthcare
As per reports, Apple is working with several in-house physicians and has planned to contact more doctors from different fields to provide instructional content. The company is also planning to hire a celebrity doctor to create a strong foundation for its content. The Apple Health AI app update will also feature a new food tracking system, which was earlier missing from the company. The introduction of a food tracking feature will allow Apple to get in competition with MyFitnessPal and startup Noom.
The updated app could also act as a personal trainer, using the iPhone camera to record your workouts and suggest ways to improve your technique. It might even connect to Apple’s Fitness+ platform.
Apple’s Vision for AI-Powered Healthcare
Apple’s plans for an AI doctor aren’t too surprising, as big names like Microsoft’s Bill Gates have long predicted AI’s role in healthcare. The company has also hinted at health-focused projects for years, with CEO Tim Cook saying in 2019 that Apple’s health efforts will be its “greatest contribution to mankind.” Leading the new initiative is Dr. Sumbul Desai, head of Apple’s health team, with COO Jeff Williams also playing a key role.
Apple Stock Update
Over the past week, Apple’s stock experienced a decline of approximately 2.67%, closing at $217.90 on March 28, 2025. This decrease is primarily attributed to reports indicating that iPhone users are postponing device upgrades, with the average iPhone age reaching 35 months in the U.S. Additionally, UBS analysts have raised concerns about the absence of an AI-driven iPhone upgrade cycle, which could impact Apple’s stock performance. Currently, Apple’s market capitalization stands at approximately $3.86 trillion, with a 52-week high of $260.10 and a low of $164.07.
