The accelerator will support up to 12 health projects at a time, led by innovators including UW Health faculty and with resources provided by four partners including Warf.
University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW)’s medical research and healthcare system, UW Health, has launched an accelerator to drive faculty projects and others with the ability to improve healthcare provision.
Branded the Isthmus Project, UW Health’s accelerator is being positioned as a point-of-entry for healthcare innovators including its physicians, pharmacists, residents, nurses and staff.
Services on hand through the program will include help with business planning, preparations for seeking seed capital and advice on connecting with industry representatives.
Isthmus Project…
