Mayo Clinic Platform_Accelerate Announces Latest Cohort of 11 Health Tech Startups

The Mayo Clinic Platform_Accelerate program has announced its latest cohort of 11 health tech startups, including national and international businesses, that will participate in a 30-week program offering expert mentors, industry-leading technologies, and millions of de-identified clinical records to develop AI-driven healthcare solutions. The cohort includes companies working on various healthcare challenges, such as radiogenomics, at-home cancer detection, AI-powered hospital solutions, and personalized care for children with ADHD and autism. The startups will have access to Mayo Clinic experts in regulatory, clinical, technology, and business domains, along with top investors and healthcare leaders, unlocking the resources, relationships, and credibility needed to scale and succeed in their ventures. "The only way we can transform healthcare is by bringing together clinical experts with technology innovators," says John Halamka, M.D., Diercks president of Mayo Clinic Platform.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Mayo Clinic Platform_Accelerate program has announced its latest cohort of 11 health tech startups, including national and international businesses.
  • The startups will participate in a 30-week program offering expert mentors, industry-leading technologies, and millions of de-identified clinical records to develop AI-driven healthcare solutions.
  • The cohort includes companies working on various healthcare challenges, such as radiogenomics, at-home cancer detection, AI-powered hospital solutions, and personalized care for children with ADHD and autism.
  • Participating companies will have access to Mayo Clinic experts in regulatory, clinical, technology, and business domains, along with top investors and healthcare leaders.
  • The program aims to transform healthcare by bringing together clinical experts with technology innovators.
  • Each startup has unique goals and focuses, including developing a radiogenomics platform, creating an AI-powered at-home cancer detection test, and delivering personalized care for children with ADHD and autism.
  • The announced startups are: Bowhead Health, Cleancard, Dart Health, Kanjo Health, Koroid, MedLink Global, MyAtlas Health, Ordinatrum Health, Promed AI, RTHM, and Radical.

Statistics:

  • 11 health tech startups are part of the latest cohort.
  • The program is 30 weeks long.
  • Participating companies will have access to millions of de-identified clinical records.
  • The program aims to scale and succeed in ventures by unlocking resources, relationships, and credibility.
  • The startups focus on various healthcare challenges, including radiogenomics, at-home cancer detection, and AI-powered hospital solutions.

Sources:

  • "Mayo Clinic Platform_Accelerate announces its latest cohort of health tech startups, including national and international businesses." Mayo Clinic News Release, October 14.
  • "About Mayo Clinic Platform." Mayo Clinic Platform website.
  • "About Mayo Clinic." Mayo Clinic website.