Oura Adds Clinical Care for Members Seeking Solutions to Chronic Sleep Problems
Oura has partnered with Resmed to provide clinical care solutions for members experiencing chronic sleep problems. This collaboration aims to connect users with healthcare providers based on their sleep data. The initiative is designed to help individuals better understand and address their sleep health issues.
- ▪Oura is collaborating with Resmed to enhance sleep education and connect members with healthcare providers.
- ▪The partnership will notify members to seek care if their sleep data indicates disturbances.
- ▪Members will have access to educational resources and assessments related to sleep health.
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Oura is taking a page from other wearable tech trends and connecting members to clinical care providers. Oura announced on Tuesday that it's partnering with sleep health tech company Resmed to provide more sleep education and connect its members with virtual or in-person healthcare providers.The Oura Ring is already known for its sleep and health tracking, and this feature aims to help more people sleep better and improve their health. According to a recent Resmed survey, more adults are relying on wearables for sleep tracking, but many continue to experience poor sleep. With the latest update, Oura will now send notifications advising members to see a Resmed healthcare provider if their sleep data shows high levels of sleep disturbances.
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