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Adobe Just a few years ago, the idea of at-home testing was practically antithetical to Caesar Djavaherian’s mission. The clinician and founder was laser-focused on serving people in person with his network of urgent care clinics. Fast forward to the spring of 2020, and his company fresh off the heels of a merger with Carbon Health was dashing to offer one of the first at-home test kits for Covid-19. Home diagnostics have long been considered a kind of holy grail in telehealth: While a majority of virtual care can now be conducted remotely, the process of identifying a condition typically requires a physical visit. But a recent burst of activity in the sector fueled by the pandemic and its need for rapid, remote tests offers the potential to solve one of the industry’s thorniest last-mile problems.

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