Teams from each of the health IT companies will spend three months working virtually with Cedars-Sinai’s physicians, researchers and administrators on their projects, rather than collaborating in person at the health system’s innovation offices.
The accelerator, now in its fifth year, gives businesses accepted into the program a $50,000 investment and access to Cedars-Sinai mentors.
The seven companies making up this year’s Cedars-Sinai Accelerator class are:
- Butterfly Health
- Dieta Health
- Diligent Robotics
- Dock Health
- Fathom
- Repisodic
- Upside Health
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