The new service, dubbed Device Connect for Fitbit, includes tools to help health systems and researchers manage enrollment, consent and quickly add wearables data to the cloud to easily access analytics and visualization tools, according to a Sept. 27 press release.
The service aims to help hospitals gain a more holistic view of their patients outside of clinical care settings.
This is the first public initiative to emerge since Google acquired Fitbit for $2.1 billion in 2021.
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