Why isn’t there a way to have the Apple Health App on my iPad?

Apple recently and quietly removed the bedtime function from the Apple Clock App on the iPad but still exists on the iPhone. Problem is that I would like to use the iPad instead of the iPhone to do the bedtime function while allowing me to use the Calm app for the wind down function. So it would be great to add the bedtime function on the iPad and not just the iPhone

iPad, iOS 9

Posted on Nov 4, 2020 9:56 AM

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Significant delays whenever anything tries to sync with Health, or whenever I try to view data. I don't know when this first started, but now, whenever any app tries to sync with Health, I experience this really long delay, sometimes lasting over a minute. If I close the app during this delay, the sync never finishes. If I wait it out, the sync sometimes finishes. The weird thing is I'm also experiencing this with Health itself: if I go to log a medication as taken, it doesn't show on my log as taken unless I wait roughly a minute. If I force quit Health, and restart it, sometimes it shows as taken, sometimes I get to log it over again and just wait. Some answers to general questions that I know may be asked. :) Yes, I have my iPhone, my watch, and all third party apps up-to-date. Yes, this issue occurs with multiple apps from multiple developers, including from Apple Health itself. This is not related to a specific app. Yes, if I disable Health access for one of the third party apps and then try to log something, no freeze occurs. If I turn access to Health back on for that app, I'll experience the same freeze the next time I log something. No, this is not tied to a sfecific health metric. This happens with the medication tracker in Health, but also with apps that log workouts, with apps that log food, with apps that log blood pressure, and with apps that log weight. One curious thing: if I look at the apps that have access to Health, I see Health itself appears twice. One instance of it seems to be specifically related to medication tracking, the other seems to have to do with the heart rate and other Apple Watch metrics. Also, if I go into Health and try to view a stat such as weight, the initial data that shows up is old. For example, I just did this and saw my weight from October 23. If I wait about a minute, the weight I logged just this morning shows up. I log daily, so there should be a lot of data since October 23. Happy to provide any aditional info as this issue is really effecting me and I need to get it resolved. I've come to count on my ability to use Health to centralize a lot of data from various apps as it helps me work with my doctors to spot trends -- indeed, that's the real power of all this. When apps don't sync reliably though, or when I have to wait over a minute and just hope things might actually work, the solution is no longer viable. Thanks for any and all help with this.
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