Fullscript, a whole person care platform, and ŌURA, maker of the Oura Ring wearable device, announced a partnership to integrate Oura biometric data into Fullscript’s clinical workflow platform. The integration will allow provider organizations to access wearable data, lab results, and consumer treatment history in a single system.

More than 125,000 provider organizations using Fullscript will be able, for consumers who opt in, to view sleep, readiness, and activity trend data from the Oura Ring. These data are intended to inform clinical decision-making and support care planning.

For consumers, the integration allows biometric trends, supplement protocols, and . . .

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