Mayo Clinic has bought out its partner, Oxford University Clinic, five months after the London facility was opened.
The joint venture called Mayo Clinic Healthcare in partnership with Oxford University Clinic was formed in 2018 and was described as an opportunity to “work together to drive advances for patients in all areas of medicine.”
The clinic, staffed with personnel from both organizations, offers a wide range of services, including diagnostic, genetic testing and endoscopy.
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