Keep track of your health and your fitness goals with the HPB fitness tracker.
ELIGIBILITY
Check your HPB fitness tracker collection eligibility by following these simple steps:
Step 1: Check Eligibility
You are eligible if you:
- Have a valid NRIC number; and
- Are 17 years or older; and
- Are enrolled in the National Steps Challenge™ and
- Did not collect the following
HPB fitness tracker models: Axtro Fit 3 or Tempo 4C*
*Exceptions apply. Eligible participants will be informed via Healthy 365 app push notification when they can collect a new HPB fitness tracker. Alternatively, participants can check their eligibility by tapping “Book Appointment” > “Collect a HPB fitness tracker” on the Healthy 365 app.
Step 2: Download or launch the latest version of Healthy 365 app
Step 3: Book an appointment
Make an appointment to collect your HPB fitness tracker at your preferred location via the Healthy 365 app.
Check out our guide on how-to book an appointment
here.
- If you are eligible to collect a HPB fitness tracker, you will be redirected to the booking page.
- If you are not eligible to collect a HPB fitness tracker, you cannot proceed further. If you would like to exchange a faulty fitness tracker, please go back to the previous page and tap on “Exchange a HPB fitness tracker” button
HPB fitness trackers are available for collection, make an appointment via the Healthy 365 app.
Check out our guide on how-to book an appointment here.
NOTE: HPB fitness tracker collections are strictly by appointment only. As appointment slots and collection points are dependent on stock availability, please refer to the Healthy 365 app for the most updated list of collection points.
Check out our guide on how-to book an appointment here.
NOTE: HPB fitness tracker collections are strictly by appointment only. As appointment slots and collection points are dependent on stock availability, please refer to the Healthy 365 app for the most updated list of collection points.
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12 - 13 Feb 2020 11.00am to 2.00pm |
Kampong Ubi Industrial Estate Blk 3004 Ubi Scene 3 #01-24, near eating house |
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18 Feb 2020 11.00am to 2.00pm |
KB-One In front of management office |
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21 Feb 2020 11.00am to 2.00pm |
313 Somerset Level 1 space opposite Privé along Discovery Walk |
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22 - 23 Feb 2020 12.00am to 8.00pm |
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25 - 27 Oct 2019 11.00am to 7.30pm | Kampung AdmiraltyHard Court beside Yew Tee MRT station |
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1 - 3 Nov 2019 11.00am to 7.30pm | Redhill Square (Open space between Blk 79 and Blk 85 Redhill Lane)Hougang Central Hub (next to Hougang Mall) |
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8 - 10 Nov 2019 11.00am to 7.30pm | Open space outside Hillion MallThe Frontier Plaza @ Pioneer |
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15 - 17 Nov 2019 11.00am to 7.30pm | Heartbeat@Bedok |
i. If you are unable to collect your HPB fitness tracker in person, you may authorise someone (i.e. a proxy) while you are making your tracker collection appointment to collect the tracker on your behalf. Your proxy must present a copy of your valid photo ID and the confirmation email for verification at point of collection.
ii. Each person may collect a maximum of 3 HPB fitness trackers (including their own). Note that valid appointments are required for all 3 collections.
iii. Collection of HPB fitness tracker is strictly by appointment only, and while stocks last.
iii. Collection of HPB fitness tracker is strictly by appointment only, and while stocks last.
Book an appointment via the Healthy 365 app. Click
here for a step-by-step guide.
ABOUT THE SpO2 MEASUREMENT FUNCTION
Understanding Blood Oxygen (SpO2)
Blood Oxygen (SpO2) is a measure of oxygen saturation. It indicates the oxygen level that is present in the blood.
What is the normal range of SpO2?
Some people may have lower oxygen levels
Consult a doctor if you are concerned on your readings
- Some people may have lower-than-normal readings, such as smokers or people with pre-existing lung or other medical conditions. HPB fitness tracker readings may also be inaccurate, due to reasons such as trembling or shaking hands, incorrect positioning of HPB fitness tracker on the wrist or poor skin contact.
Blood Oxygen (SpO2) and COVID-19
The COVID-19 virus can cause blood oxygen to drop to dangerously low levels, even when you feel well, or have no other symptoms of the virus. This is known as “silent pneumonia”. Prolonged low oxygen levels may have long-term effects on your health.
How to measure your Blood Oxygen (SpO2) levels?
The SpO2 reading on the HPB fitness tracker should not be used for medical purposes. If you are concerned about your readings, please consult a doctor.
CONTRIBUTED BY
Health Promotion Board
