Avedian, a health technology company focused on improving hospital operational performance, has achieved a major U.S. market milestone: Compass Decision Support is now a qualified solution on Mayo Clinic Platform.
For hospital leaders managing tight capacity, rising costs, and growing pressure to do more with existing resources, this qualification signals something important, a rigorously evaluated, AI-powered operational analytics solution is now advancing toward deployment across the U.S. healthcare system.
What it means to be a qualified solution on Mayo Clinic Platform
Mayo Clinic Platform gives digital health companies the infrastructure and ecosystem needed to bring their solutions into real-world clinical and administrative workflows. Every solution that goes through the program is evaluated for:
Intended use and clinical relevance
Proposed operational and financial value
Clinical and algorithmic performance
Compass Decision Support completed this structured evaluation and is now formally qualified — a credential that gives U.S. hospitals transparency and confidence as they consider new operational analytics tools.
“Becoming a qualified solution on Mayo Clinic Platform is an important milestone for Avedian as we bring Compass Decision Support to hospitals in the United States,” said Guillermo Tabares Martinez, CEO of Avedian. “Hospitals are under real pressure to do more with the capacity they already have. Our goal is to help them turn the data they already capture into operational intelligence that improves patient care.”
“We see an opportunity to support select companies that develop responsible, scalable solutions to address real needs for patients, clinicians, and health systems,” added Steve Bethke, vice president of Growth & Management at Mayo Clinic Platform.
What Compass Decision Support does
Compass Decision Support is a continuously updated, cohort-level operational analytics platform built on Avedian’s proprietary DRG engine — one of only a handful in the world. Rather than requiring hospitals to adopt new data infrastructure, Compass uses the de-identified administrative, coded, and financial data hospitals already generate, and turns it into actionable operational intelligence across:
- Inpatient capacity and bed availability
- Throughput and patient flow
- Length-of-stay (LOS) variability across clinically similar cohorts
- Financial and cost performance
Because Compass is continuously updated as administrative data evolves, hospital teams get early identification of deviations in LOS patterns and throughput — not just retrospective reporting.
Proven at scale before entering the U.S. market
This isn’t an early-stage concept arriving untested. Compass Decision Support is already deployed across more than 70 hospital sites in five Latin American countries, giving hospital leaders a unified, cohort-level view of inpatient operations at scale. That real-world deployment is part of why Compass stood out in Mayo Clinic Platform’s evaluation process, it’s a solution with a track record, not just a prototype.
Why this matters for U.S. hospitals right now
U.S. hospitals are navigating a familiar but intensifying set of pressures: limited bed capacity, workforce constraints, and margin compression, all while payers and regulators demand more accountability for operational efficiency. Against that backdrop, operational analytics that surface avoidable length-of-stay variation and capacity bottlenecks — without requiring new IT infrastructure — offer a fast path to measurable improvement.
Qualification on Mayo Clinic Platform gives hospital and health system leaders an added layer of confidence: an independent, structured evaluation of Compass’s intended use, value proposition, and performance, ahead of broader U.S. deployment.
Turn insight into action
See how Compass Decision Support helps hospitals recover capacity, reduce length of stay, and strengthen financial performance.
