Apple’s first iOS 27.2 beta gives developers an early look at a redesigned Health app with Apple Intelligence features, MacRumors reports. The planned design includes an Insights tab that can summarize recent health information such as sleep metrics or a change in VO2 max, with Apple describing the output as personalized guidance based on device data. The app also includes a readiness score based on activity, vitals and sleep information, presented on a 0 to 10 scale with labels describing how a user may approach activity. Other reported sections include Vitals views, a Longevity tab and a Health Age comparison. MacRumors notes the redesigned Health app will not be included in the initial iOS 27.2 launch version, with Apple planning to bring parts of the experience later in the year. Personalized guidance is not a medical diagnosis, and Apple has not said the feature replaces a clinician or a certified measurement. The AI angle is about organizing existing metrics into a clearer explanation, with value depending on accurate data, compatible devices and the user’s understanding of the limits.