Fitbit Supplying Charge 3 Fitness Tracker for Insurer's Walking Incentive Program
Fitbit is offering the Charge 3 tracker as a buy-up option to participants in the UnitedHealthcare Motion walking program, it said Tuesday. The employer-sponsored wearable device walking program encourages participants to move more and to monitor activity levels, with the…
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potential to earn more than $1,000 per year by meeting specified walking goals, Fitbit said. In 2017, the company's Charge 2 tracker was the first wearable offered as a purchase option for the program.