Back when I had my Note 4, S Health wasn't directly compatible with the Urbane. That's been about a year now, so Idk if anything has changed, but in the S Health app, they have very limited devices that are compatible with it. I ended up switching to Google Fit. I'm not a fitness buff by any means, but I like knowing which days I got up and was more active. Fit, to me, is very similar to S Health as far as features that I used. The UI is different, but I basically just use it to track steps, which it actually does by time active instead of number of steps. To me, knowing how inaccurate these step counters can be, that's a better metric anyway. I've got a goal set for amount of time active each day and it'll coach me alone similarly to how S Health did, though I turned off the S Health feature to bug me when I've been stationary for an hour.
Sorry. I know that doesn't REALLY answer your question, but that's my experience.
