Advancing Healthcare Innovation Across New Mexico

A statewide network that connects healthcare organizations with partners and resources to strengthen care and shape what health innovation means here.

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Building New Mexico’s Health Data Workforce: Why HealthInno’s Bootcamp Matters Now

We’re building New Mexico’s health data workforce—on purpose, with real roles in mind. Get the story behind the first Bootcamp cohort and why this work matters for care delivery statewide.

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The future of healthcare in New Mexico won’t be built on ideas alone.

It will take the right teams, trusted partners, and practical new approaches rooted in local context.

Our network connects healthcare organizations with state leaders, researchers, funders, and technology partners to build innovation capacity by:

  • Growing health tech innovation skills through learning sessions and workforce programs

  • Sharing what peers are learning so progress moves faster across the state

  • Connecting you to resources, support, and partners when you’re ready to roll out something new

Whether you’re improving care delivery, assessing new solutions, shaping policy, or exploring new models for growth, this is a place to work alongside others facing the same challenges.

New Mexico has the assets to lead in healthcare innovation—and we’re building the capabilities to make that happen.

Come to learn. Stay to innovate. Leave ready to build a stronger future.

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Stay informed about our ecosystem's progress and achievements.

Ways to Get Involved

Join the Network to engage through action, not just conversation.

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Attend an Upcoming Convening or Event

Join healthcare leaders, innovators, and partners for events that surface what’s working, what’s not, and what’s emerging in healthcare technology and innovation.

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Explore the NM Health ImpACT Challenge

Healthcare organizations: shape our emerging priorities and help evaluate technology with the potential to strengthen healthcare statewide.

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Help Build the Future of Healthcare in NM

For leaders, researchers, funders, startups, and builders: bring your expertise and resources to shape what health innovation means in New Mexico.

Created for Healthcare. Connected Across Sectors.

Healthcare organizations sit at the center of our ecosystem—but progress requires collaboration across sectors.

The Network includes:

Healthcare Organizations

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State Leaders & Funders

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Health Tech Companies

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Researchers & Academia

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Why This Matters in New Mexico

New Mexico’s healthcare teams are solving hard problems every day, often with fewer people and longer distances. As new technology and partnerships change what’s possible, we need approaches that work in the places care is actually delivered across our state.

That’s why we focus on building regional innovation capacity: growing talent, strengthening the workforce, and helping organizations learn what’s working elsewhere and adapt it here.

When we do that well, we improve access and reliability for patients, and we make it easier for healthcare to sustain over time.