Four key details about the platform:
- Mayo Clinic partnered with health IT company Safe Health Group to form the platform. It originated from the Mayo Clinic and Arizona State University Alliance for Health Care MedTech Accelerator program, which was instituted to advance digital healthcare research and technologies.
- The new platform seeks to lower the cost of care for low-complexity conditions by combining virtual healthcare provider services, artificial intelligence care automation and remote point-of-care diagnostics.
- Initially, the platform will focus on providing remote testing for COVID-19, sexually transmitted diseases and other common ailments.
- The platform is part of the Mayo Clinic Platform, the health system’s effort to improve healthcare delivery through data-based insights.
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