Google Health 5.03 Brings More Dashboard Tiles and Nap Tracking

The update narrows gaps with Fitbit-era features to improve measurement accuracy and let users customize glanceable metrics.

Overview

Google released Google Health version 5.03 Wednesday and Thursday, making the update available on iOS immediately while rolling it out in phases to Android.
Users can add many new Today-tab metric tiles, including heart rate variability, breathing rate, SpO2, resting heart rate, skin temperature variation, blood glucose, protein/fat/carbohydrate intake, mindfulness metrics, resilience, and a friend leaderboard.
Sleep tracking now counts naps longer than 20 minutes toward the 24-hour total in the Sleep tab and shows trends for main sleep and total sleep, while the Today sleep tile continues to display only the main sleep session.
The release fixes measurement bugs that produced incorrect swim distances and units and corrects large elevation discrepancies versus Strava and TCX files to improve activity accuracy.
iOS catches up to Android 5.02 with drag-and-drop reordering of Key Metrics, improved food search that shows serving units and calories, and dedicated nap views as part of Google’s push to restore Fitbit-era functionality and reach cross-platform parity.