MedCity News September 30, 2021
Elise Reuter

People who access Onduo through their employer will have access to the wearables and Fitbit’s subscription program. Google closed its acquisition of Fitbit earlier this year, and Onduo is a subsidiary of Google’s sister company, Verily.

After Google closed its planned acquisition of Fitbit earlier this year, it’s bringing together two of its digital health efforts. Onduo, a platform for managing chronic conditions, such as diabetes, will offer Fitbit devices to its users to help them get a more comprehensive picture of their activity, sleep and stress levels.

People who access Onduo through their employer will have access to a Fitbit Inspire 2TM device and Fitbit Premium, a subscription service that gives them access to guided workouts and personalized health...

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