Winston-Salem startup NVOLVE acquired by New York virtual health company CoachCare

Winston-Salem remote patient monitoring startup NVOLVE has been acquired by New York virtual health company CoachCare. The CEO of CoachCare said that NVOLVE's "impressive team and client roster" will help the New York virtual health company expand into the pain management specialty.

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