Ten companies from six countries are participating in the two-week 2026 Mayo Clinic and Arizona State University Alliance for Health Care Accelerator that provides a curriculum on health care entrepreneurship for emerging companies.
From AI-supported early detection platforms for cancer, vascular disease and mental health to breakthrough regenerative medicine and next-generation tissue modeling technologies, these startups are leveraging data, advanced diagnostics and novel biomedical engineering to transform patient care, according to ASU.
A public pitch competition and networking event will be held March 25 in partnership with the city of Phoenix. The 10 companies will join the Health Care Accelerator support network at the conclusion of the program.