Treatment.com to acquire Rocket Doctor
February 12, 2025
VANCOUVER – Treatment.com AI Inc. announced an agreement to acquire Rocket Doctor Inc., a Canadian company empowers doctors to start their own virtual practices, thereby providing citizens with quick access to high-quality, comprehensive medical care, powered by advanced devices and proprietary technology.
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