WHOOP is adding on-demand clinician video consultations in its app in the US this summer.
The company hasn’t said whether clinician access is included in membership pricing or costs extra.
The updates, which include other AI features, arrive a day after Google launched the Fitbit Air.
With Google launching its Fitbit Air yesterday, WHOOP doesn’t seem ready to give up ground in the screenless fitness tracker space without a fight. The brand just announced a major update to its wearable services, and the timing seems unlikely to be a coincidence.
In a press release today, WHOOP announced that it’s adding live, on-demand video consultations with licensed clinicians in the WHOOP app. The feature will launch in the US this summer, giving members a way to talk through their health data with a medical professional rather than just staring at recovery scores and guessing what their body is trying to say.
