How to Save or Restore Samsung Health Monitor Data

Discover how to save, restore, and share Samsung Health Monitor data using PDF exports, proper app permissions, and device storage requirements. Learn about synchronization with Samsung Health and limitations for ECG data.

To save or restore your Samsung Health Monitor data, you can export measurements as PDFs via email or social media, ensure proper app permissions for synchronization, and maintain sufficient device storage. Note that Samsung Health Monitor does not store data on servers, so manual sharing is required for permanent backups.

1. How to Save Samsung Health Monitor Data

Saving your Samsung Health Monitor data ensures you retain important health measurements like blood pressure and ECG readings. Follow these steps:

1. Open the Samsung Health Monitor app on your device.
2. Go to View history to access your measurement records.
3. Tap the More Menu (3 dots) and select Share.
4. Choose the date range for the data you want to export.
5. Select your preferred sharing method, such as email or social media.
6. The exported file will be in PDF format, which you can save for future reference.

2. How to Restore Samsung Health Monitor Data

Since Samsung Health Monitor does not store data on servers, restoring lost data requires manual steps:

1. If you previously shared your data as a PDF, locate the file on your device or in your email/social media account.
2. Open the PDF file to review your measurement history.
3. Note that direct restoration of data into the Samsung Health Monitor app is not supported. However, if your data was synchronized with Samsung Health, you can view it there.

3. Why Samsung Health Monitor Data Is Not Saved on Servers

- Samsung Health Monitor prioritizes user privacy by not storing measurement records on servers. This means data is only saved locally on your device or shared manually via PDF.

- To preserve your data permanently, always export it as a PDF using the sharing feature.

4. Supported Samsung Galaxy Devices

Samsung Health Monitor is compatible with Galaxy smartphones and wearables, including:

- Galaxy S24, S25, S26 series

- Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy Z Flip series

- Galaxy A series with supported features

5. Additional Things to Check

Ensure your device meets these requirements for smooth operation:

1. Storage Space: Watches require at least 10MB of free storage, while smartphones need 100MB for automatic transfers.
2. App Permissions: Enable Allow to write for Samsung Health in the Samsung Health Monitor app settings (Menu > Settings > Data permissions > Samsung Health > All permissions 'On').
3. Synchronization: Measurements will automatically sync to Samsung Health if permissions are correctly set.

6. Limitations of Samsung Health Monitor Data Sharing

Be aware of these restrictions:

- ECG records cannot be synchronized with Samsung Health and must be shared manually as PDFs.

- Smart Switch does not back up Samsung Health Monitor data directly.

Related Samsung Support Topics

- How to free storage space on Samsung Galaxy devices

- How to use Smart Switch on Samsung Galaxy phones

- How to clear cache files on Samsung Galaxy devices