Image by dimazel - Adobe Stock (with elements of the image supplied by NASA) NASA is offering Fitbit devices to 1,000 mission-critical employees, including 150 astronauts, to mitigate the risk of spreading infectious disease among astronaut flight crews in the immediate preflight period. NASA is offering a Fitbit device and Fitbit's Ready for Work solution to help employees performing mission-critical work make more informed decisions about going to work onsite during the COVID-19 pandemic. As part of the pilot program, 1,000 NASA employees performing mission-critical work at six locations across the United States will receive Fitbit Charge 4 devices and access to Fitbit’s Ready for Work Daily Check-In experience. This includes 150 astronauts and NASA employees critical to future space missions who will use the Fitbit solution as part of the NASA Health Stabilization Program, which is aimed at mitigating the risk of occurrence of infectious disease among astronaut flight crews in the immediate preflight period.The in-app daily check-in feature allows users to log their symptoms and temperature, track key health metrics, and receive summarized COVID-19 guidance based on CDC guidelines. The goal of the Fitbit pilot program is to help NASA and its employees prevent the spread of COVID-19 while also supporting the overall health and well-being of NASA employees. Employees will also have access to one year of Fitbit Premium and one-on-one Fitbit health coaching services.