The companies came together to provide actionable, personalized insights through the metabolic-fertility program, Sprints. This collaboration combines Carrot’s clinical expertise with advanced insights from Oura, a leading smart wearable ring maker, and Dexcom, a leading continuous glucose monitor (CGM) maker.
Dexcom and Oura have a pre-existing partnership, officially launching an integration with the Dexcom Stelo sensor earlier this year. Stelo, the company’s FDA-cleared over-the-counter (OTC) glucose biosensor, now gives users 24/7 glucose insights via the Oura app. Oura’s new in-app metabolic health feature, Glucose, now gives Oura members a deeper understanding of how dietary choices impact health.
With Carrot, the two plan to deliver insights to empower Carrot members to understand. their bodies and optimize their health and wellness.
Through the partnership, Carrot plans for its members to gain access to integrated Oura Ring data that tracks activity, sleep, stress, cardiovascular and women’s health biometrics, plus glucose data through a first-of-its-kind integration with Stelo. These metrics can help users better navigate their journeys across fertility and trying to conceive. The partnership strengthen’s Carrot’s clinically-backed metabolic-fertility program, which helps members overcome fertility obstacles caused by obesity, blood sugar dysregulation, sperm damage, and other common markers of metabolic disorder.
Carrot said its clinical treams, trained on Oura and Dexcom Stelo data interpretation, can translate wearable technology into actionable insights. These insights can drive personalized care planning and ongoing progress assessements. Integrating biometric data into the care journey can create optimal health outcomes.
Sprints participants can access Oura Ring and Stelo devices starting this month. Carrot, Oura and Dexcom expect data integrations in early 2026.
“A new wave of consumer health innovation is shining a spotlight on women’s health and hormonal health. Putting data in the hands of our members is an important first step, but it needs to be paired with actionable support from experts to improve health outcomes,” said Hilary Bartlett, chief product officerfficer of Carrot. “This partnership builds on our pioneering work in metabolic-fertility health and further supports our commitment to delivering results for employers and health plans.”
