Health App Stopped Tracking Sleep Data

How do I get my sleep info from apple health onto my iPhone?

what executive MBA type of person at Apple has suggested To remove this feature from the iPhone? This makes no sense at all, except profit optimization for Apple itself. Very bad move.

Same, can't figure out how/ why this stopped working (no longer tracking sleep).

And for whatever reason Apple does not respond to any support issues about this.

Very disappointed.

Good job SONAR Just had an update a couple of days ago and NO tracking for 2 days on the phone. Good on the watch but didnt talk to the phone. Followed your suggestions and BAM works great. I didnt even know how to shut off my watch so learned a couple of things............thanks

Do you remember the steps to pairing & unpairing? I hv an iPhone 13 & apple watch 8SE & SONAR's tip didn't work for me. My last update was 18.1.1, but can't find the date I updated on. Thanks!

Doing this fixed where the clock source had been grayed out in the health app for sleep. It is no longer grayed out so hopefully this fixed it, I will know later.

In my older iPad which only supports up to version 12.5.7, the health app installs but the opening pagecremains blank. Hopefully it is just downloading the data.

I just discovered that my sleep data has stopped tracking since 6/24 and I have tried every possible way to make sure it does but it is clear now, that Apple has removed the feature from the phone.

Very un-customerly.

I'm not sure about the physiology involved, but measuring sleep stages does involve inferring them from body movements, among other things. Accordingly, it's quite likely that having an Apple Watch ON YOUR WRIST while sleeping makes the estimates much more accurate. Frankly, I have NO idea how an iPhone sitting in its charger can tell whether or not you're even asleep, let alone in what stage.

However, I CAN tell you what works for me. At least a half hour before I retire for the night, I'll put my watch on my charger, then put it back on my wrist just before going to sleep. For this to work, I must ALSO manually "start" the watchOS "Sleep" app ON THE WATCH. If I don't, the iPhone might guess WHEN I was sleeping, but not make ANY attempt to assess in what stage of sleep, and those estimates are often dramatically incorrect. So, in the end I think Apple is just trying to give users the most accurate data available FROM the pairing. I DON'T know, however, why it's necessary for me to take that extra step of "opening" the app on the watch just before I go to sleep.

Worked for me! thanks!

Worked for me!

No. Because if they had they would’ve censored the negative comments

I already have alarms set but it's not working for sleep

Thanks SONAR3. After many attempts to get this fixed after upgrading to iPhone 16, yours is the one that worked. Thanks again!

....so is it going to work again without the need to use a watch which I refuse to wear ?

No it’s not