About us
We bring organizations together to work collaboratively to share best practices, inform stakeholders, and leverage existing resources to fuel the creation and adoption of digital health innovation.
We are committed to leveraging our resources, platform, power, and network to advance health innovation and access for all. We advance healthcare at large by continuously learning and developing new approaches to furthering these goals.
Collaborative members
Projects
Our current projects include:
Together.Health Security Assessment
The Together.Health Security Assessment improves the efficiency of security reviews for both vendors and health care organizations while allowing continued use of existing assessments and was developed through a national collaborative effort to translate security standards to streamline innovation. We analyzed hundreds of security assessments, consulted with 100+ cybersecurity experts (CIO’s, CISO’s, etc.), created a common set of questions, and mapped them to existing frameworks.
International Collaboration
Through partnerships with global innovation networks, Together.Health connects international startups and organizations with U.S. market opportunities and cross-border exchange. This collaboration fosters global insights, shared best practices, and expanded commercialization pathways.
Real-World Data and Ethical AI
Together.Health promotes ethical, equitable, and secure use of real-world data and artificial intelligence. By bringing together experts across sectors, the coalition advances the responsible deployment of digital health tools and data-driven insights that reduce bias and strengthen patient care.
Pediatric Innovation
Together.Health prioritizes the advancement of pediatric healthcare innovation by supporting technologies and partnerships that address gaps in children’s health, improve care delivery, and enhance outcomes for youth and families.
Ecosystem Mapping
Together.Health maintains a comprehensive map of health innovation ecosystems across the country, linking accelerators, research institutions, payers, and providers to identify opportunities for partnership, resource-sharing, and collective impact.