Mayo Clinic

Mayo Clinic is the world's largest integrated, not-for-profit medical group practice, founded in Rochester, Minnesota in 1864 by brothers Will and Charlie Mayo. The organization serves 1.3 million patients annually from over 130 countries across campuses in Minnesota, Arizona, and Florida, plus a network of regional hospitals and clinics. Mayo Clinic consistently earns more top specialty rankings than any other US hospital and operates Mayo Clinic Platform to develop and scale health technology innovations. The organization employs tens of thousands of physicians, scientists, and staff united around a mission of whole-person care, clinical research, and medical education.