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Health in the sidebar answers one question: is anything broken right now? It gathers every connection and every connected account into a single list, worst first.
Everything that needs your attention across connections and connected accounts.
The sidebar entry carries a badge with the number of items needing attention, fetched once when the app loads. If the badge is clear, nothing is asking for you.

The four tiles

The list

One row per thing that can be unhealthy. Connected accounts and connections appear in the same table, sorted worst severity first, so a broken Airtable account never hides below a long list of healthy connections. Clicking a row takes you where you can act on it: an account row opens Data Sources, a connection row opens that connection. A row with nothing wrong reads Nothing to do.

How severity is decided

Reserved for issues that stop a sync outright. These are the ones worth interrupting your day for.
The connection keeps syncing but needs a fix. A misconfigured connection is deliberately a warning, not a critical — it is still working.
Nothing outstanding. not_applicable counts as healthy — for example, a connection that was never meant to use realtime.
Health uses the same vocabulary as the connections table by design, so the two can never disagree with each other. A status neither page recognises falls back to what the open issues say rather than rendering blank.

Filters

Four chips, each showing its own count: All, Needs attention, Critical, Healthy. If a filter has nothing in it you’ll see “Nothing matches this filter”“Switch to another filter to see the rest of the workspace.” That is a good outcome for the Critical filter.

Refreshing

Refresh re-runs the report on demand. The page does not poll in the background.
The report could not be loaded. “Use refresh to load the workspace health report again.”
“Create your first connection to see its health here.” Nothing is wrong — there is simply nothing to watch yet.

Where to go next

Realtime health

Why a connection fell back to polling, and what repairs itself.

Differences

Records the two sides disagree about.

Conflicts

Resolve a field both sides changed.

Data sources

Reconnect an account that needs reauth.