Google Search to Let You Find and Book Doctor’s Appointment; Fitbit Testing AFib Detection, Alerts

Google Search is getting the ability to let users find appointment availability of doctors to plan their health checkups, without having to use a third-party solution. The update was showcased at Google's second annual healthcare-focused event The Check Up on Thursday. In addition to the Google Search update, the Mountain View, California-based company at its virtual event announced plans to integrate support for detecting atrial fibrillation (AFib) within Fitbit fitness-tracking devices to help people receive alerts for signs of an irregular heart rhythm. Google also announced a series of Health AI updates that are aimed to transform smartphones to work as stethoscopes or an ultrasound machine for early diagnosis even in remote areas. By partnering with healthcare providers and a number of scheduling solution providers, Google Search is rolling out the ability to let users find appointment availability for doctors and local care providers. Users will see the available appointment dates and times for doctors in the area directly through the search results. The appointment availability will appear once you search for a particular practitioner or facility on Google Search. Once a relevant appointment date appears, you can hit the Book button next to the available schedule. It will take you to the third-party booking site.

Google Search is getting the ability to let users find appointment availability of doctors to plan their health checkups, without having to use a third-party solution. The update was showcased at Google's second annual healthcare-focused event The Check Up on Thursday. In addition to the Google Search update, the Mountain View, California-based company at its virtual event announced plans to integrate support for detecting atrial fibrillation (AFib) within Fitbit fitness-tracking devices to help people receive alerts for signs of an irregular heart rhythm. Google also announced a series of Health AI updates that are aimed to transform smartphones to work as stethoscopes or an ultrasound machine for early diagnosis even in remote areas. By partnering with healthcare providers and a number of scheduling solution providers, Google Search is rolling out the ability to let users find appointment availability for doctors and local care providers. Users will see the available appointment dates and times for doctors in the area directly through the search results. The appointment availability will appear once you search for a particular practitioner or facility on Google Search. Once a relevant appointment date appears, you can hit the Book button next to the available schedule. It will take you to the third-party booking site.Google Search is getting the ability to let users find appointment availability of doctors to plan their health checkups, without having to use a third-party solution. The update was showcased at Google's second annual healthcare-focused event The Check Up on Thursday. In addition to the Google Search update, the Mountain View, California-based company at its virtual event announced plans to integrate support for detecting atrial fibrillation (AFib) within Fitbit fitness-tracking devices to help people receive alerts for signs of an irregular heart rhythm. Google also announced a series of Health AI updates that are aimed to transform smartphones to work as stethoscopes or an ultrasound machine for early diagnosis even in remote areas. By partnering with healthcare providers and a number of scheduling solution providers, Google Search is rolling out the ability to let users find appointment availability for doctors and local care providers. Users will see the available appointment dates and times for doctors in the area directly through the search results. The appointment availability will appear once you search for a particular practitioner or facility on Google Search. Once a relevant appointment date appears, you can hit the Book button next to the available schedule. It will take you to the third-party booking site.Google Search is getting the ability to let users find appointment availability of doctors to plan their health checkups, without having to use a third-party solution. The update was showcased at Google's second annual healthcare-focused event The Check Up on Thursday. In addition to the Google Search update, the Mountain View, California-based company at its virtual event announced plans to integrate support for detecting atrial fibrillation (AFib) within Fitbit fitness-tracking devices to help people receive alerts for signs of an irregular heart rhythm. Google also announced a series of Health AI updates that are aimed to transform smartphones to work as stethoscopes or an ultrasound machine for early diagnosis even in remote areas. By partnering with healthcare providers and a number of scheduling solution providers, Google Search is rolling out the ability to let users find appointment availability for doctors and local care providers. Users will see the available appointment dates and times for doctors in the area directly through the search results. The appointment availability will appear once you search for a particular practitioner or facility on Google Search. Once a relevant appointment date appears, you can hit the Book button next to the available schedule. It will take you to the third-party booking site.Google Search is getting the ability to let users find appointment availability of doctors to plan their health checkups, without having to use a third-party solution. The update was showcased at Google's second annual healthcare-focused event The Check Up on Thursday. In addition to the Google Search update, the Mountain View, California-based company at its virtual event announced plans to integrate support for detecting atrial fibrillation (AFib) within Fitbit fitness-tracking devices to help people receive alerts for signs of an irregular heart rhythm. Google also announced a series of Health AI updates that are aimed to transform smartphones to work as stethoscopes or an ultrasound machine for early diagnosis even in remote areas. By partnering with healthcare providers and a number of scheduling solution providers, Google Search is rolling out the ability to let users find appointment availability for doctors and local care providers. Users will see the available appointment dates and times for doctors in the area directly through the search results. The appointment availability will appear once you search for a particular practitioner or facility on Google Search. Once a relevant appointment date appears, you can hit the Book button next to the available schedule. It will take you to the third-party booking site.Google Search is getting the ability to let users find appointment availability of doctors to plan their health checkups, without having to use a third-party solution. The update was showcased at Google's second annual healthcare-focused event The Check Up on Thursday. In addition to the Google Search update, the Mountain View, California-based company at its virtual event announced plans to integrate support for detecting atrial fibrillation (AFib) within Fitbit fitness-tracking devices to help people receive alerts for signs of an irregular heart rhythm. Google also announced a series of Health AI updates that are aimed to transform smartphones to work as stethoscopes or an ultrasound machine for early diagnosis even in remote areas. By partnering with healthcare providers and a number of scheduling solution providers, Google Search is rolling out the ability to let users find appointment availability for doctors and local care providers. Users will see the available appointment dates and times for doctors in the area directly through the search results. The appointment availability will appear once you search for a particular practitioner or facility on Google Search. Once a relevant appointment date appears, you can hit the Book button next to the available schedule. It will take you to the third-party booking site.Google Search is getting the ability to let users find appointment availability of doctors to plan their health checkups, without having to use a third-party solution. The update was showcased at Google's second annual healthcare-focused event The Check Up on Thursday. In addition to the Google Search update, the Mountain View, California-based company at its virtual event announced plans to integrate support for detecting atrial fibrillation (AFib) within Fitbit fitness-tracking devices to help people receive alerts for signs of an irregular heart rhythm. Google also announced a series of Health AI updates that are aimed to transform smartphones to work as stethoscopes or an ultrasound machine for early diagnosis even in remote areas. By partnering with healthcare providers and a number of scheduling solution providers, Google Search is rolling out the ability to let users find appointment availability for doctors and local care providers. Users will see the available appointment dates and times for doctors in the area directly through the search results. The appointment availability will appear once you search for a particular practitioner or facility on Google Search. Once a relevant appointment date appears, you can hit the Book button next to the available schedule. It will take you to the third-party booking site.Google Search is getting the ability to let users find appointment availability of doctors to plan their health checkups, without having to use a third-party solution. The update was showcased at Google's second annual healthcare-focused event The Check Up on Thursday. In addition to the Google Search update, the Mountain View, California-based company at its virtual event announced plans to integrate support for detecting atrial fibrillation (AFib) within Fitbit fitness-tracking devices to help people receive alerts for signs of an irregular heart rhythm. Google also announced a series of Health AI updates that are aimed to transform smartphones to work as stethoscopes or an ultrasound machine for early diagnosis even in remote areas. By partnering with healthcare providers and a number of scheduling solution providers, Google Search is rolling out the ability to let users find appointment availability for doctors and local care providers. Users will see the available appointment dates and times for doctors in the area directly through the search results. The appointment availability will appear once you search for a particular practitioner or facility on Google Search. Once a relevant appointment date appears, you can hit the Book button next to the available schedule. It will take you to the third-party booking site.Google Search is getting the ability to let users find appointment availability of doctors to plan their health checkups, without having to use a third-party solution. The update was showcased at Google's second annual healthcare-focused event The Check Up on Thursday. In addition to the Google Search update, the Mountain View, California-based company at its virtual event announced plans to integrate support for detecting atrial fibrillation (AFib) within Fitbit fitness-tracking devices to help people receive alerts for signs of an irregular heart rhythm. Google also announced a series of Health AI updates that are aimed to transform smartphones to work as stethoscopes or an ultrasound machine for early diagnosis even in remote areas. By partnering with healthcare providers and a number of scheduling solution providers, Google Search is rolling out the ability to let users find appointment availability for doctors and local care providers. Users will see the available appointment dates and times for doctors in the area directly through the search results. The appointment availability will appear once you search for a particular practitioner or facility on Google Search. Once a relevant ap