What is Fitbit?
Fitbit Care, from Google company Fitbit Health Solutions (acquired January 2021) is a workforce health and wellbeing solution designed to support a population’s physical health, their emotional wellbeing, their sense of feeling connected to one another, and their ability to make informed decisions about whether to come into the workplace—all critical components of what it means to be health and safe in today’s world. With the Fitbit Care Ready for Work version, employees can make more informed decisions about returning to the workplace with a daily check-in that gives employees access to health metrics from a Fitbit device along with exposure, symptom, and temperature logging.
Additionally, Fitbit offers a wide range of poular Fitbit Devices as well as Health Management Programs and Clinical Research Partnerships that may include support designing corporate wellness programs, as well as support for health coaches, healthcare practitioners, and clinical research studies.
Additionally, Fitbit offers a wide range of poular Fitbit Devices as well as Health Management Programs and Clinical Research Partnerships that may include support designing corporate wellness programs, as well as support for health coaches, healthcare practitioners, and clinical research studies.
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What is Fitbit?
Fitbit Care, from Google company Fitbit Health Solutions (acquired January 2021) is a workforce health and wellbeing solution designed to support a population’s physical health, their emotional wellbeing, their sense of feeling connected to one another, and their ability to make informed decisions about whether to come into the workplace—all critical components of what it means to be health and safe in today’s world. With the Fitbit Care Ready for Work version, employees can make more informed decisions about returning to the workplace with a daily check-in that gives employees access to health metrics from a Fitbit device along with exposure, symptom, and temperature logging.




