Google has launched Google Health Premium, a personalized health and wellness subscription service built with Gemini AI. The service is available at a starting price of $9.99 per month. This launch coincides with the rebranding of the Fitbit app to the Google Health app, which is rolling out in May 2026.
Pricing & Availability
- Google Health Premium Subscription: From $9.99 per month
- App Availability: Integrated into the new Google Health app (rebranded from Fitbit)
- Compatibility: Compatible with Google Fitbit Air, Pixel Watch 4, Pixel Watch 3, and various Fitbit trackers (Charge 6, Inspire 3, Versa 4, Sense 2).
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Your Personal Health Coach Built with Gemini
The core of Google Health Premium is the Google Health Coach, a personal health assistant built with Gemini. It is designed to deliver proactive, personal, and adaptive coaching. Users can “Ask Coach” personalized health questions 24/7 and receive science-backed answers and evidence-based insights derived from their own health data.
Adaptive Fitness Plans
Google Health Coach creates fitness plans that adapt to your progress and routines. It starts with a conversation where you tell the coach about your preferences and routines. The AI then creates a personalized fitness plan with day-by-day workouts tailored to your schedule. The coach spots trends in your data, asks follow-up questions, and share proactive recommendations.
Detailed Sleep & Nutrition Insights
The service takes the guesswork out of rest and recovery by making sense of sleep data. Users get personalized sleep summaries with coaching insights to help improve sleep quality. The AI-powered coach also helps align nutrition with overall health goals by allowing users to log daily macros with a quick photo or chat, providing personalized insights on their progress.
Developed with Trusted Experts
Google Health and Google Health Premium have been co-developed with a panel of experts across various fields, including:
- Gary Bennett, PhD: Duke University (Epidemiology and Medicine)
- Daniel Buysse, MD: University of Pittsburgh (Sleep Medicine)
- Susannah Fox: Former CTO of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
- Michael Grandner, PhD: University of Arizona (Sleep and Health Research)
- Rhonda Patrick, PhD: Biomedical Scientist (Genetics, Nutrition, and Sleep)
- Stephen Curry: NBA Champion and performance team collaborator
Google Health Premium Benefits
- Ask Coach: Personalized health questions and science-backed answers 24/7.
- Adaptive Fitness Plans: Weekly workouts tailored to goals and adjustable to life events.
- Detailed Sleep Insights: Weekly coaching spotlights to understand and improve sleep.
- Proactive Insights: Actionable guidance across fitness, sleep, and health metrics.
- Medical Record Summaries: Summaries of medical records with coach recommendations tailored to data.
- Workout Library: Access to a library of workouts led by expert trainers.
- Mindfulness Sessions: Library of meditation, guided breathing, and relaxation sessions.
- Nutrition Logging: Seamlessly log macros via photo or chat.
- Cycle Tracking: Reminders and insights into how the menstrual cycle affects daily life.
FAQ
Is the Fitbit app becoming the Google Health app?
Yes! Google Health brings together effortless tracking and personalized coaching. If you already have the Fitbit app installed, it will transition to the Google Health app on your next software update.
Do I need a Google account?
Yes, a Google account is required to log into the Google Health app and to set up/pair your compatible wearable device.
Which phones are compatible with Google Health?
It is compatible with most Android and iOS smartphones running Android 11.0 or newer or Apple iOS 16.4 or newer.
Which wearable devices are compatible?
Compatible devices include Google Pixel and Google Fitbit wearables. A full list can be found on Google’s support documentation.
How do I subscribe and activate Premium?
You can subscribe directly from the Google Store and activate the membership in the Google Health app. If you purchase a new compatible wearable, you can activate your membership directly within the app.
What is the difference between Base and Premium?
Base tracking includes steps, heart rate, and basic sleep tracking. Premium adds the Gemini-powered Google Health Coach, adaptive plans, medical record summaries, and the full workout/mindfulness library.
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