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Mayo Medical Ventures



Type	Publisher
Homepage	http://www.mayoclinictechnology.com/tc/about.html
Headquaters	Rochester, MN, USA
Address	Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research Office of Technology Commercialization Centerplace 4 200 First Street SW
City	Rochester, MN
Zip-code	55905
Country	United States
Phone	507/266-4808
Fax	507/284-5410
Email	techcomm@mayo.edu

We are dedicated to converting Mayo ideas, ingenuity and expertise into health care products and services which are consistent with Mayo Clinic's image and reputation and which generate significant revenue to support Mayo Clinic's mission. The office is a part of Mayo Medical Ventures (MMV), which is a division of Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research. MMV was started in 1986 as a response to ever-tightening reimbursement for patient care services. MMV's charge is to generate new sources of revenue to support Mayo's clinical practice, medical education and medical research activities. MMV has explored numerous business opportunities and developed a strategy focusing on four broad areas: Providing health information to consumers worldwide Commercializing medical technology Operating outpatient pharmacies and a medical supply store Serving as Mayo's business development unit to analyze and explore new ventures
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