Mayo Clinic Platform has selected 18 healthcare technology startups to participate in the latest cohort of its Accelerate program, which focuses on developing and validating artificial intelligence-driven healthcare solutions.
The companies will take part in a 30-week program that provides access to mentors, advanced technologies and millions of deidentified longitudinal clinical records to help refine and test their digital health tools, according to a March 5 news release from Mayo Clinic.
The companies participating in the new cohort are:
- 100ms: Builds AI agents to automate patient access workflows for specialty practices.
- NousLogic Telehealth: Offers a remote monitoring platform for elderly patients that tracks vital signs and medication adherence.
- MyBackHub: An AI-powered platform that delivers personalized, nonoperative back pain care.
- Cura AI: Developing a patient context graph to unify fragmented patient data into a portable, patient-owned record.
- SPRYT: Developer of an AI medical receptionist that allows patients to manage appointments through text or messaging.
- NeoCure: Building an AI solution that analyzes bedside vital data to help detect an eye disease affecting preterm infants.
- Xcoo: Offers an AI-powered service to support genomic cancer diagnosis and treatment decisions.
- YOBO Health: Provides a care coordination platform aimed at preventing hospital readmissions among patients with cardio-renal-metabolic conditions.
- Canary Applied Intelligence: Delivers an AI platform designed to identify high-risk cardio-renal patients and enable proactive interventions.
- Curenetics: A U.K.-based company developing AI to predict patient response to cancer immunotherapy.
- Bluevia Health: Uses applied AI to analyze clinical data and detect postoperative deterioration earlier.
- Precision Imaging: A Tokyo-based medtech startup developing AI-powered intraoperative navigation for orthopedic surgery.
- Avedian: Provides the Compass Decision Support platform to help health systems improve operational efficiency and capacity planning.
- Hoopcare: Uses AI to automate preoperative evaluation and predict postoperative complications.
- Hera: An AI-powered male fertility platform that provides personalized sperm health insights.
- EW2Health: Uses predictive behavioral analytics to support obesity care involving GLP-1 therapies.
- Ecotone AI: Applies AI and genome analysis to identify genetic drivers of rare diseases.
- OneMedic: A Vietnam-based health technology company developing an AI-driven ecosystem for early detection and management of chronic disease in primary care.
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