Weeks after MedRhythms launched a “prescription music” device called InTandem to improve walking and movement in chronic stroke victims, the Portland digital health startup has enlisted a government contractor as a vendor to veterans and military personnel. Read more
MedRhythms teams with contractor to bring ‘prescription music’ to veterans, military personnel
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