RubyHealth
Pilot Access
Garmin integration
RubyHealth pairs with Garmin watch monitoring to log wearable signals into the app, giving parents and clinicians a more accurate view of sleep, heart rate, movement, and daily health context.
Children wear a Garmin watch to support consistent tracking of wearable signals such as sleep, resting heart rate, movement, and available recovery context. RubyHealth logs those readings into the app so they can be reviewed against the child's own baseline.
Parents use the mobile app to add typed notes or voice-to-text journal entries for behaviour, symptoms, diet, medication, infections, stressors, school context, and daily observations.
Wearable signals are most useful when they are paired with real-life context. RubyHealth connects Garmin readings with parent journal entries and clinician-facing summaries, making it easier to review what changed before a difficult day or suspected flare.
Doctors can review trends, warnings, and journal notes in one place instead of relying on disconnected screenshots, memory, or paper notes.
Sleep, resting heart rate, movement, and recovery signals are logged into the app for longitudinal review.
Parents can type or dictate daily journal entries so context is captured while it is still fresh.
Clinicians can review summaries, trends, alerts, and correlations to support informed decisions.