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We partner with universities, governments, health systems, nonprofits, funders, standards organizations, and technology companies to advance person-centered digital health.

Together, we develop open technology, strengthen digital health infrastructure, support research, expand economic opportunity, and turn shared standards into practical solutions.

Partnerships in Practice

• JupyterHealth
  Developed with UCSF, UC Berkeley, Duke University, 2i2c, and Project Jupyter to bring clinical, wearable, device, and patient-generated data together for research and care. 

• University of Chicago Data for the Common Good + CommonHealth
  Helping participating patients gather health records from across their providers and choose to contribute them to research.

• KoraLink
  Delivered with TCP Africa, the Society for Family Health Rwanda, and the Rwanda ICT Chamber, with funding from the Mastercard Foundation, to expand digital health skills, employment, and entrepreneurship.

• CARIN Digital Insurance Card
  Advanced with the CARIN Alliance, Samsung, health plans, and other partners to make insurance information easier for people to access and present.

• CommonCheck + Affinidi
  Supported privacy-preserving verification of travelers’ health credentials before departure.

• Vaccination Credential Initiative
  Co-founded and co-led with Apple, Cigna, Mayo Clinic, Microsoft, MITRE, and others to develop and advance SMART Health Cards.