Salvo Health, the startup reimagining the gastrointestinal (GI) care of the future, today announced that it has passed 700 board-certified GI physicians that have contracted with Salvo to augment their care between in-person clinic visits.
Supporting provider enablement for remote monitoring and chronic care management with a wraparound “whole health” approach.
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Salvo Health is launching with gastro conditions first, and in the future will add other “all-virtual” clinics for chronic conditions that lend themselves to telehealth.
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