Supporting the patient journey before and after surgery can lead to higher patient engagement and more successful outcomes. However, many organizations lack a holistic view of patients.

Fitbit tracks multiple behavioral metrics of interest, including activity level, sleep, weight and stress, and can provide visibility and new insights for care teams to what’s happening with patients outside of the hospital.

Promoting healthy behaviors can help improve outcomes for patients living with chronic diseases.

Better understanding how lifestyle factors impact disease indicators can enable organizations to deliver more personalized care and tools to support healthy lifestyle changes. 

Support better management of community health outcomes with a focus on preventative care.

Fitbit users can share data with partners that deliver lifestyle behavior change programs aimed at both prevention and management of chronic or acute conditions.

Clinical trials depend on rich patient data. Collection in a physician’s office captures a snapshot of the participant’s data at one point in time and doesn’t account for daily lifestyle variables. 

Fitbit can enrich clinical trial endpoints with new insights from longitudinal lifestyle data and can improve patient retention and compliance with study protocols.

Addressing healthcare disparities is a priority across the healthcare ecosystem. Analyzing a variety of datasets, such as demographic, social determinants of health (SDOH) and Fitbit data, has the potential to provide organizations and researchers with new insights regarding disparities that may exist across populations.