Reimagining healthcare and powering health tech innovation across New Mexico.

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HealthInno is a statewide health tech innovation studio—built by New Mexico, for New Mexico.

Together we’re writing the next chapter for healthcare.

Building Innovation Capacity

We’re building New Mexico’s capacity to innovate and engage with technology—from data & AI skills, readiness, and talent development, to due diligence and support in designing and evaluating their own internal tech initiatives.

Connecting NM Healthcare

We’re strengthening the regional ecosystem of healthcare leaders, innovators, funders, and state partners working together to advance healthcare transformation across New Mexico and communities like it across the nation.

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Industry Innovation Programs

We help New Mexico health organizations explore startup tech solves old challenges in new ways—through pilot projects and innovation challenges that bring lasting impact and new partnership and investment models to New Mexico.

Strengthening NM’s Health Data Capacity: Why HealthInno’s Bootcamp Matters Now

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

Designed for Healthcare. Connected Across Sectors.

HealthInno brings together healthcare organizations, state partners, policy leaders, researchers, and health tech companies to explore, test, and share new approaches that work in underserved markets—urban and rural.

Our 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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Ways to Get Involved

Join us to plug into innovation pilots, peer learning, and collaborative projects across New Mexico.

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Attend a Convening

Join healthcare leaders, innovators, and partners for events that surface what’s working, what isn’t, and what’s emerging in health tech and care delivery across New Mexico.

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Explore New Tech with the Health ImpACT Challenge

Healthcare organizations: work with peers to set statewide priorities and run provider-led pilots to evaluate promising startup tech in real‑world settings.

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Join the HealthInno Network

For partners, philanthropy, innovators, and funders who want first look at new solutions, connection to new partners, and concrete ways to turn resources and ideas into impact for communities.

Latest News

Stay informed about our ecosystem's progress and achievements.

Why This Matters

New Mexico’s unique realities demand new approaches to innovation that are built to work here.

It will take more than good ideas: the right teams, trusted partners, and practical solutions rooted in local context.

Across the country, health leaders are getting more deliberate—aligning priorities, partnerships, and capital to move faster with less risk. New Mexico should be at that table, shaping what comes next.

We’re already doing the hard work every day—with fewer people, longer distances, and diverse needs. That makes our state a powerful place to design, test, and refine new ways of delivering care—approaches that can grow to help communities like ours nationwide.

HealthInno exists for this reason: to build statewide innovation capacity by strengthening connections, growing internal capabilities, and creating clear pathways to explore startup technology and new partnerships. When we do that well, people get better access to care—and organizations are better able to sustain their missions.