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Food, Activity and Health Trackers—Powered by FitDay™
Tools to let your patients take control of their lifestyle
Now it’s easy for your patients to monitor their nutrition, fitness and overall health goals, with the food, activity and health trackers powered by FitDay™.
Show me the FitdayTM ToolsEasy to use tools that will help change lifestyles
Compliance is a critical factor for patient success. We have partnered with FitDay™ to provide practical tools to help them stay on track. When your patient signs up for My LAP-BAND® Journey, they will have access to a range of FitDay™ tools. Tools that will help them keep track of their foods, activity, weight loss, health conditions and wellbeing. This all-in-one online resource, powered by FitDay™, will analyze all the information and show them their daily calorie count, as well as long-term nutrition, fitness and health progress. Your patients will be able to access their weight loss information anytime.
Some of the FitDay™ tools available for your patients
- Co-morbidity health tracker
- Daily calorie counts
- Detailed nutrition for thousands of foods
- Long-term nutrition, activity and health analysis
- LAP-BAND® friendly recipes
View below to see a sample of what your patients will see and how they can access the FitDay™ tools through My LAP-BAND® Journey.
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Landing page featured on lapband.com which patients will see if they are not signed in to My LAP-BAND® Journey. See Details. |
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FitDay™ tools are directly accessible to My LAP-BAND® Journey members in the
My Progress tab on the Journey Homepage. See Details. |
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Tool to allow patients to track how they are feeling, emotionally, on their weight loss journey. See Details. |
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Tool to help patients track their food intake and nutrition. See Details. |
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Tool to help patients track their blood pressure, heart rate, percentage of body fat, cholesterol, etc. See Details. |
Featured Item
BMI Poster
This 18 x 24 poster features an updated BMI chart and the risk factors associated with morbid obesity.