The funds will be used to scale Oshi Health’s virtual-first, integrated care delivery model: a three- to six-month program in which care teams — consisting of a gastroenterologist, a dietician, a health coach, and a GI specialized psychologist — will diagnose symptoms, identify triggers, help patients achieve lasting symptom relief, and provide long-term support and consultation.
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