Most health innovation still serves those already inside the system. On June 16, we're helping change that.

The inaugural Civic Health Forum brings together investors, AI leaders, payors, providers, government officials, and founders for a half-day convening at Civic Hall in New York City, all organized around one question: How do we keep everyone healthy in the first place?

It's the boldest challenge in healthcare today. We invest billions optimizing sick care while the largest markets in health remain undercapitalized and underserved. As AI rapidly reshapes cost structures, delivery models, and risk assessment, a new generation of Health Transformers has the opportunity to build systems that prevent disease and improve health at population scale.

Co-hosted by The Fedcap Group, Digital Health Hub Foundation, and StartUp Health, the Civic Health Forum is designed to move beyond conversation toward real outcomes. The program combines high-level strategic dialogue with curated founder showcases and structured investor meetings focused on partnerships, contracts, and capital allocation.

Curated innovators will present breakout work across some of the most undercapitalized areas in health, sharing not just their vision but their real-world traction, deployment pathways, and capital needs.

This is what capital-forward health innovation looks like: targeted, accountable, and built around the people who need it most.

The Forum launches Civic Health as a recurring national platform headquartered at Civic Hall, with quarterly assemblies and standing councils on AI and infrastructure, capital, and deployment to follow.

We're building a health innovation ecosystem that works for the other 99%. Join us.