Mayo’s new initiative to bring Japanese health tech to US market

Mayo Clinic Platform_Accelerate has forged a new partnership with the Japan External Trade Organization to roll out a two-phase initiative aimed at expanding opportunities for Japanese health tech companies to engage with the U.S. healthcare market.

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The program’s first phase will involve 16 Japanese companies taking part in an educational initiative led by Mayo Clinic Platform_Accelerate, where they will observe how AI is being or could be applied in clinical settings by healthcare professionals, according to an Oct. 16 news release. 

In the second phase, a select group of up to five companies will be invited to join Mayo Clinic Platform_Accelerate for deeper collaboration and onboarding into the platform.

Mayo Clinic Platform_Accelerate supports health tech startups by helping them ensure their AI-driven solutions meet healthcare industry standards for validation and clinical readiness. Mayo Clinic Platform_Accelerate is a part of Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic.

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