Telehealth provider Antidote Health raised $22 million in a series A funding round to power its artificial-intelligence-enabled app championing low-cost care. | Telehealth startup Antidote Health raised $22 million in its series A round to expand its services and market reach, bringing the company one step closer to its goal of becoming a health maintenance organization to provide both healthcare and insurance coverage to its patients.
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