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Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic is a nonprofit academic medical center with major campuses in Minnesota, Arizona, and Florida and a regional health system across the Upper Midwest.
What they do
Mayo Clinic traces its start to 1864, when Dr. William Worrall Mayo opened a medical practice in Rochester, Minnesota, which his sons Will and Charlie later built into a group practice. It describes itself as the largest integrated, nonprofit medical group practice in the world, combining clinical care, research, and education, and its physicians are salaried. Besides its campuses in Rochester, Phoenix and Scottsdale, and Jacksonville, Mayo Clinic Health System runs clinics and hospitals in communities across southern Minnesota, western Wisconsin, and northeastern Iowa. Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science trains physicians and other health professionals, and Mayo Clinic Platform supports new technologies for delivering care.
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