Intiva Health debuts token sale, expands platform
Intiva Health, a career platform for medical professionals, is introducing a token system to serve the medical professional market by incentivizing participation in the Intiva Health Platform. Each end-user action earns a token reward, which will be used to purchase goods and services, such as CME courses, malpractice insurance, and medical devices or equipment. The company also plans to roll out a ReadyDoc credential verification solution, aimed at improving the current problematic healthcare credentialing system.
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