Jiff, the company that has developed the platform to help employers offer benefits to their employees, unveiled new integrations by including support for products and services from Garmin, My Dietitian, higi and Glooko. These new Jiff Platform Partners allow employers to address some longstanding employee health issues, including chronic disease management, fitness tracking, diet planning, and biometric screening.

“More and more health apps, tools, and services are entering the market every day, and employers want to take advantage of their cost-saving potential. But it’s incredibly difficult to manage them all, and if employees don’t use them, the value is lost,” Derek Newell, CEO of Jiff, said in a statement. “That’s why so many innovative health products and services are joining Jiff’s platform.”

The new Jiff Platform Partners allow employees to become more active in their healthcare by letting them track and measure health while on the go: Garmin has its fitness bands and watches, My Dietitian offers a personalized nutritional coaching program, higi provides health stations at almost 10,000 locations, while Glooko enables people with diabetes and their care team to make data-driven daily decisions.

Jiff’s platform promises to lower overall costs by allowing employers to deliver smarter and simpler benefit programs personalized for each employee.

According to CrunchBase, Jiff has raised $50.1 million to date, including its most recent Series C round of $23.3 million in May 2015.