“can the ECG feature of the Pixel watch send heart data to a physician?”
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If nothing else you can screenshot it in the app. Might also depend on what modern systems your physician has, but it looks like in the Fitbit app you can print out a wellness report. The watches Fit features so to speak all link back into the Fitbit app. There is a LOT of items in that fitbit app like food consumption tracking, workout videos, etc. Just keep in mind some of it may require a fitbit membership. I think you get six months of premium with the watch. Not sure if this feature is behind the paywall or not.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Just like my Fitbit sense. The Fitbit ECG is stored on the Fitbit app. When you follow the instructions and successfully do an ECG. A file either on the watch or on your phone can be sent to your position. I don't have a doctor therefore I didn't search for it. But it is in the instructions.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi there. We appreciate your inquiry. Unfortunately, the feature can’t send data to physician. The Fitbit ECG app is used to create and record an ECG when you take a 30-second reading on your Fitbit wrist-worn product. The Fitbit ECG app analyzes the recording and presents the results on your Fitbit wrist-worn product, and also allows you to view your results on your phone or tablet. While only a doctor can diagnose AFib, the results of this assessment can help to identify if your heart rhythm displays signs of the condition. Learn more about the Fitbit ECG app and its eligibility requirements at Irregular rhythm.
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