Tom Lindquist, formerly with Molina Healthcare and UnitedHealthcare, has stepped into the role.
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The accelerator was made possible through a partnership between the University of Minnesota, Gener8tor, Boston Scientific and Mayo Clinic.
New report indicates that the physician practice acquisition trend may be plateauing.
The incubator grad said it was making “remarkable progress” with its carpel tunnel surgery device.
At the same time the deal closes this quarter, NxThera’s technology will be used to launch a new company owned by Boston Scientific and other investors.
The expansion is devoted to creating 100 new workspaces.
Up to 150 jobs in the regional nonprofit’s sales, technology and administrative services departments will be created in the process.
A ‘dipstick’ test for urinary tract infections could one day be available in drugstores.
Allison O’Toole will move on to United States of Care as MNsure’s COO will replace her as acting CEO.
A report found that nurse recruitment and retention expenses will raise hospital operating costs.
The follow-on investment in Helix's $200 million Series B round furthers Mayo’s goal to ‘democratize’ patient knowledge.
Two investors who collectively own 60 percent of Cogentix Medical have already approved the deal's terms.
Health IT leaders that were surveyed said patient safety and cybersecurity rank atop their list of priorities.
Massachusetts-based Hologic Inc. landed the U.S. rights for the University of Minnesota's 'Dexalytics' athletic performance software.
The biopharmaceutical company plans to use the money to fund a new round of human trial testing.
The publicly traded Inovalon will be its new owner.
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