Innovative Health launches B2B platform for at-home testing

LabPulse.com staff writers
Sep 20, 2022
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Innovative Health Diagnostics has launched a diagnostic-as-a-service (DaaS) platform that enables brands to offer at-home testing for initial diagnostics and recurring testing.

Digital health organizations can utilize Innovative Health's partner platform to offer consumers more than 70 different at-home tests that detect conditions, including infectious diseases and women's and men's health concerns, the firm said.

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