Innovations in Healthcare identifies new innovators by scanning the market regularly and working with a diverse network of international partners. Innovations in Healthcare vets potential innovators against a set of core criteria and annually invites a limited number of organizations to join the network.
Innovations in Healthcare provides innovators with the opportunities, information and contacts they need to strengthen their work.
Innovations in Healthcare increases the scale of our innovators’ impact by facilitating their adoption in new contexts and helping organizations to both help more people and to help people more.
Innovations in Healthcare facilitates the development and dissemination of focused insights and new evidence about these innovations and their strategies to scale and replicate.
Innovations in Healthcare believes that great ideas are often already out there. By finding those great ideas, strengthening them, and scaling their impact, Innovations in Healthcare believes we can amplify the compelling work of our partners and, ultimately, increase access to quality, affordable health care around the world. Join us!
April 23, 2018
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women globally, with incidence growing at 3-5% annually. In low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), the survival rate for breast cancer is 40-60% compared to 90%+ in Europe and the US due to late diagnoses and lack of access to affordable, early-stage screening and treatment .
March 23, 2018
About 81% of Nepal’s population lives in rural areas with no regular access to quality care. As a result, Possible Health developed an integrated rural healthcare delivery system in Nepal that delivers care to remote, low-income populations.
January 12, 2018
That’s right, our 2018 Cohort applicant cycle is over and we’ve got the best! Our goal at Innovations in Healthcare is to improve healthcare worldwide by supporting the scale and impact of promising innovations found around the world.
December 12, 2017
Rajni, 23, pregnant with her second child is down and depressed. Persistent fever, weakness, and dizziness have taken a toll on her overall health. Medical help from local providers and traditional caregivers – the only resource available in her remote Pangawan village in Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, India – has not produced any improvement and in fact, has made her condition worse.
November 02, 2017
Healthcare entrepreneurs in low- and middle-income countries need growth capital to build their capacity and expand their social impact. Yet, because innovations are still nascent, these enterprises are often unable to absorb significant traditional capital. Recognizing this gap in funding, the Pfizer Foundation launched the Global Health Innovation Grants (GHIG) program in 2016 to deploy funding and support for healthcare enterprises around the world. Innovations in Healthcare serves as project advisor to GHIG and measures both grantee and portfolio performance of the program.