Whoop is rolling out new features to include virtual clinician visits and EHR integration.
The Boston-based fitness wearable company announced the updates May 8, positioning the new offerings as part of its broader shift from fitness and performance tracking toward clinical-grade health support, according to a Whoop news release.
The new offerings include live, on-demand video consultations with licensed clinicians, which are expected to launch in the U.S. this summer. Whoop said the feature will allow members to connect with clinicians directly through the app, using months of biometric data, and when available, bloodwork and medical history, to provide a more comprehensive understanding of a member’s health.
Whoop also announced plans to support electronic health record syncing through a partnership with HealthEx. The integration will allow members to access clinical information, including diagnoses, medications and procedures, directly within the app.
Whoop said the broader goal of the updates is to create a more connected health ecosystem that combines AI, continuous biometric monitoring and clinical insight to support health and performance outcomes.
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