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Health rejects CDA XML import on iOS 27.2 beta 4 — compatibility requirements? FB25204405
Hello, I’m investigating CDA XML compatibility with the Health app’s medical document import feature. Health rejects both custom CDA documents and an unchanged public HL7 CCD sample with a generic “No medical documents were found to import” error. Feedback Assistant report: FB25204405. Environment: iPhone 15 Pro Max iOS 27.2 beta 4 (24B5110a) Device language: Hebrew Region: Israel Steps to reproduce: Save a CDA XML document in Files. Open the document’s share sheet and select Health. Health opens but displays an error instead of a document preview or import confirmation. The exact Hebrew error is: “לא ניתן לייבא מסמכים רפואיים” “לא נמצאו מסמכים רפואיים לייבוא.” Approximate English translation: “Unable to Import Medical Documents” “No medical documents were found to import.” For comparison, I also tried the unchanged public HL7 CCD sample containing fictional patient data: https://github.com/HL7/CDA-core-2.0/blob/master/examples/sampleCCD.xml This sample produces the same error. I understand that being an HL7 sample does not necessarily mean it satisfies all of Health’s import requirements. My questions: Is standalone CDA XML import from Files into Health supported through this workflow? Are there specific CDA profiles, header fields, filename extensions, or packaging requirements needed for Health to recognize the document? Has anyone successfully imported a CDA document on this build, or identified a workaround? Is there a recommended way to distinguish a document validation failure from a file recognition or handoff failure? Testing so far has been limited to the Health app’s user interface. I have not tested the document through HKCDADocumentSample in a native app, and I have not established whether this is a regression from an earlier iOS version. I would appreciate guidance on the supported workflow or a public, fictional-data sample known to work with Health. Please do not share real patient records. Thank you.
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Health rejects CDA XML import on iOS 27.2 beta 4 — compatibility requirements? FB25204405
Hello, I’m investigating CDA XML compatibility with the Health app’s medical document import feature. Health rejects both custom CDA documents and an unchanged public HL7 CCD sample with a generic “No medical documents were found to import” error. Feedback Assistant report: FB25204405. Environment: iPhone 15 Pro Max iOS 27.2 beta 4 (24B5110a) Device language: Hebrew Region: Israel Steps to reproduce: Save a CDA XML document in Files. Open the document’s share sheet and select Health. Health opens but displays an error instead of a document preview or import confirmation. The exact Hebrew error is: “לא ניתן לייבא מסמכים רפואיים” “לא נמצאו מסמכים רפואיים לייבוא.” Approximate English translation: “Unable to Import Medical Documents” “No medical documents were found to import.” For comparison, I also tried the unchanged public HL7 CCD sample containing fictional patient data: https://github.com/HL7/CDA-core-2.0/blob/master/examples/sampleCCD.xml This sample produces the same error. I understand that being an HL7 sample does not necessarily mean it satisfies all of Health’s import requirements. My questions: Is standalone CDA XML import from Files into Health supported through this workflow? Are there specific CDA profiles, header fields, filename extensions, or packaging requirements needed for Health to recognize the document? Has anyone successfully imported a CDA document on this build, or identified a workaround? Is there a recommended way to distinguish a document validation failure from a file recognition or handoff failure? Testing so far has been limited to the Health app’s user interface. I have not tested the document through HKCDADocumentSample in a native app, and I have not established whether this is a regression from an earlier iOS version. I would appreciate guidance on the supported workflow or a public, fictional-data sample known to work with Health. Please do not share real patient records. Thank you.
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