The carescan mobile screening center of excellence project, led by the medical college of wisconsin (MCW), will bring effective technologies to wide markets while also improving health

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Award ID
ED24HDQ0G0402
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$9,166,267

Award facts

Assistance listing
11.039 Regional Technology and Innovation Hubs
Completion date 41% complete
Place of performance
Wauwatosa, WI 53226, USA

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Description

Activities
Build a trusted community-cased screening network pilot carescan as a scalable mobile screening model for widespread and efficient imaging solutions pilot a clean pathway to product realization for innovators through a study build a screening center of excellence model with shareable best practices.
Expected outcomes
Establish community advisory board and community-based partners launch telehealth nexusmd MIA platform to expanded and customized teleradiologists launch carecompanion apps deploy carescan fleet of vans to community design marketing and outreach strategies to register 30,000 participants in carecompanion apps build a screening center of excellence and deploy marketing strategy intended beneficiaries: wisconsin?s communities; established and start-up product development companies; and communities nationally and globally.
Subrecipient activities
University of wisconsin-madison: the department of radiology at the university of wisconsin will support development and implementation of the carescan mobile imaging platform. Their involvement will include scientific technical project leaders and applications support teams utilizing expertise in imaging to advise on the deployment, protocol configuration, and integration of carescan imaging modalities and associated telehealth solutions. Radiologist collaborators will consult on protocol refinements to ensure optimal and efficient diagnostic performance. Milwaukee school of engineering (msoe): working with APP developers and marketing experts, msoe faculty and students will be critical to developing two apps with personalized video messages, conversational AI, and a novel chat interface that translates medical results into plain language to transparently augment community member connections with human care coordinators.

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Milwaukee School Of Engineering WI Biohealth Tech Hub - CAREScan Early Cancer Detection and Screening Center of Excellence $51,493

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Who received award ED24HDQ0G0402?

ED24HDQ0G0402 was awarded to The Medical College Of Wisconsin, Inc. by Economic Development Administration (Department of Commerce) on October 1, 2024.

How much is award ED24HDQ0G0402 worth?

$9,166,267 has been obligated on ED24HDQ0G0402.

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