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Google Health and Weight Watchers Partner to Transform Weight Health1

Google Health Enterprise Team

Google Health is committed to helping people build lasting, healthy habits through small, daily changes. In support of this mission, we recently announced a strategic partnership with Weight Watchers that combines our wearable technology and health insights with their science-backed weight health programs.3

We are launching this partnership in the employer-sponsored market through Weight Watchers for Business. Eligible members can earn a Fitbit Air tracker2 with Google Health access by reaching key activity milestones, seamlessly connecting their daily movement, sleep, recovery, and nutrition data directly with their Weight Watchers program.

As employers and payers navigate this new landscape, they need a partner that supports members at every step of their weight health journey—from creating a program experience that drives daily engagement to providing tailored clinical care that meets their unique needs. Our collaboration with Google Health expands access and strengthens connections across that journey, complementing personalized experiences like our GLP-1 Success Program and Med+ virtual clinic to help deliver the outcomes clients count on and members expect.

Scott Honken, PharmD, Chief Commercial Officer, Weight Watchers.

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As employers navigate a complex weight health landscape – from rising healthcare costs to growing demand for GLP-1 and diabetes management support3 – this collaboration offers a powerful way to promote member engagement, activate benefits, and help support long-term, sustainable health outcomes.

We look forward to seeing the positive impact this will have on population health and the millions of individuals managing their wellness journeys.

For full details on the partnership, eligibility milestones, and executive commentary, read the official press release.

Real behavior change doesn’t happen overnight—it happens in small, daily choices people make. By bringing Fitbit Air and Google Health Enterprise together with Weight Watchers, we are delivering actionable insights into those everyday moments—empowering members to build lasting routines while giving employers a proven driver for long-term engagement.

Jeff Hamel, Managing Director of Home and Health Partnerships at Google

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  1. Fitbit devices and algorithms are intended for general wellness purposes and are not intended to diagnose, cure, mitigate, treat, or prevent any disease or medical condition.

  2. Google Fitbit Air works with most phones running on Android 11 or higher and Apple iOS 16.4 or higher. Requires Google Account and Google Health app. Feature availability varies; some features require Google Health Premium membership. Gemini features work independently of Gemini apps. Check responses for accuracy; results may vary. Not intended for medical purposes. See g.co/health/fitbit-air and g.co/fitbit/compatibility for more information.

  3. "How Are Employers Managing GLP-1 Coverage Amid Rising Demand and Costs?" Business Group on Health, https://www.businessgrouphealth.org/topics/blog/how-are-employers-managing-glp-1-coverage-amid-rising-demand-and-costs. Accessed 8 Sept. 2026.