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athenahealth’s More Disruption Please accelerator gives startups another way to shake up healthcare

In many ways, health tech accelerators are selling access — both to their partners and to the startups they select and who choose to participate.

By: Staff

Friday, March 18th, 2016

But when a health IT vendor with customer base is running an accelerator, it changes the dynamic and can offer an even more attractive proposition.

When cloud-based health IT vendor athenahealth launched its More Disruption Please accelerator in 2014, it was designed to provide a vehicle for startups interested in getting into the company’s service catalog marketplace, but which weren’t quite ready.

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