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Show ECG results on Today screen of Fitbit app

Status: Reviewed By Moderator Submitted by on ‎03-24-2022 06:49
6 Comments (6 New)
Well, it’ll only tell you whether it senses any signs of AFib. You need to go back into the Discover tab to see your actual ECG results. Why isn’t this available in the main Dashboard of the Fitbit app? I think Fitbit needs to do some reworking here to make the process more seamless.

Moderator edit: Clarified subject
This is needed because:
The ability to view ECG graphs in app could make worlds of difference in health care plans when even at a hospital, it may not be easy or timely to get hooked up to one of their machines. When one is in the hospital and not well, the last thing they need to do is dig into the app to download a graph and then find a second app to open the file.
I'd use this: Once in a while
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6 Comments
Status changed to: Reviewed By Moderator
LizzyFitbit
Premium User
Fitbit Moderator
Fitbit Moderator
‎03-24-2022 19:20
‎03-24-2022 19:20

Hi @giri210995! Thanks for participating in Feature Suggestions. We can see that you have shared lots of ideas here but we ask that you only post one idea per Feature Suggestion. That way we can keep these boards organized and searchable, in addition to clearly understanding which idea other members are voting for. We have chosen one idea and retitled and labelled this idea accordingly. Please repost your other idea about making an easier process to see your ECG results as individual Feature Suggestions by clicking ‘Add New Suggestion’. 

Bswell
First Steps
‎04-19-2022 10:15
‎04-19-2022 10:15
The process to download your ecg results is quite lengthy. On the Apple Watch you can view the ecg reports without having to download or go through several steps.
YojanaFitbit
Moderator Alum
Moderator Alum
‎04-19-2022 13:20
‎04-19-2022 13:20

Hi @Bswell, thanks for taking the time to share this suggestion about having an easier way to see your ECG results. I've moved it into a similar request. You can learn more about how Fitbit decides what suggestions get released in our FAQs.

 

Thank you again for your participation in the Feature Suggestions Forums.

SteveMeder
Jogger
‎11-08-2024 19:12
‎11-08-2024 19:12
My wife's life may have been saved by the easy ability to show her doctor her ECG graph within the health app for her apple watch yesterday. This made me look for the ECG graphs in the Fitbit app linked to my Pixel Watch 3. Unfortunately, this was grueling task that involved downloads and multiple apps.
LizzyFitbit
Premium User
Fitbit Moderator
Fitbit Moderator
‎11-10-2024 05:35
‎11-10-2024 05:35

Hi @SteveMeder, thanks for taking the time to share this product feedback about showing the ECG results and graphs on the Fitbit app with us. I noticed this product feedback was already requested on this board, so I’ve moved your post here. Please support this product feedback by adding your vote, this helps our developers to keep tracking its popularity and demand over time.

Sus1950
Jogger
‎11-10-2024 12:11
‎11-10-2024 12:11

I really need a clearer, easier way to see my ECG results, and I actually need it now.  I just took an ECG on my Fitbit Sense 2 yesterday when I felt that I might be experiencing AFib and lo and behold, I was.
I can't even figure out how to get to the heart rhythm assessment in the app to download it as a pdf (which seems possible to do, but I'm not sure).  The only thing I could get was a log file downloaded from my Google account that I converted to Excel. It shows an AFib episode and my heart rate at the time. The rest of it is a slew of numbers that I have no idea what they mean. I'm hoping they might useful to my cardiologist when I see him in several days, but to be honest, I'm pretty doubtful if this log will have any value for him.
  So yes, please add a clearer, easier way to see ECG results and graphs on the Fitbit app!!

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