Fitbit, which helped pioneer the wearable devices craze, has been partnering with health insurers and has been making tuck-in acquisitions in the healthcare market, as part of efforts to diversify its revenue stream.
In August, Fitbit said it had signed a contract with the Singapore government to provide fitness trackers and services in a health program it said could reach up to 1 million users.
Fitbit in August also launched its latest smartwatch, Versa 2, adding Amazon.com Incs voice assistant Alexa, online payments and music storage to the devices capabilities.