HealthTech mini-accelerator program will guide Dutch startups on best practices - United States
HealthTech mini-accelerator program will guide Dutch startups on best practices
The Netherlands HealthTech Mini-Accelerator 2024 Program runs Feb. 12-16 and will be led by the Cedars-Sinai Accelerator, which supports the growth and development of early-stage companies focused on improving healthcare and healthcare delivery.
ScaleNL and NBSO Los Angeles — two support initiatives of the Dutch government — are collaborating with Cedars-Sinai on the program.
Dirk Janssen, Consul General of the Netherlands in San Francisco, said the country is a European leader in healthcare technology.
“Dutch innovation is characterized by its ambition to contribute to positive societal change,” Janssen said. “We’re excited and honored that these Dutch technology startups get the opportunity to learn and grow with Cedars-Sinai, a world leader in healthcare. This unique collaboration between Cedars-Sinai, ScaleNL and NBSO Los Angeles shows the strong ties between the Netherlands and the U.S. and benefits our societies and economies at large.”
The 10 participating Dutch corporations are Cardiomo, Healthplus.ai, Hemeo BV, inBiome, IPD, Loop Robotics, Manometric, MLA Diagnostics, Preimure and QurieGen.
Read the full press release from Cedars Sinai.
