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CancerX Accelerator

CancerX, a public-private partnership hosted by Advocate Health and Moffitt Cancer Center in coordination with the HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy (ASTP) under InnovationX

AcceleratorGovernment or nonprofit acceleratorNonprofitActive

Source-based profile

Program at a Glance

Program type
Accelerator
Program category
Government or nonprofit accelerator
Organization
CancerX, a public-private partnership hosted by Advocate Health and Moffitt Cancer Center in coordination with the HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy (ASTP) under InnovationX
Organization type
Nonprofit
Location
Tampa, Florida
Company stage served
Not publicly documented
Cohort or participation model
Annual cohorts; the 2026 cohort has been announced and applications are open for the 2027 cohort; cohort size and length not published
Investment or funding offered
Not publicly documented
Published investment terms
Not publicly documented
Equity or fee model
Not publicly documented
Clinical or hospital connection
Not publicly documented
Application status
Active

Public description

About the program

CancerX is a public-private partnership for digital innovation in oncology, hosted by Advocate Health and Moffitt Cancer Center and launched in coordination with the federal ASTP under the HHS InnovationX program. Its work has three prongs: pre-competitive evidence generation, an accelerator program, and demonstration projects. The accelerator gives startup cohorts mentorship, education and exposure to funding and clinical partnership opportunities, and has run initiatives on financial toxicity, transportation barriers and secure cancer innovation.

What the program publicly emphasizes

Focus areas and features

OncologyDigital healthAIHealth equityCare delivery
  • Category: Government or nonprofit accelerator
  • Program structure: Annual cohorts; the 2026 cohort has been announced and applications are open for the 2027 cohort; cohort size and length not published

Sources

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  1. cancerx.health
  2. digital.health