We’re a healthcare innovation engine uniquely designed to meet the challenges of today head-on, while working to discover bold solutions for the problems on the horizon.
How we innovate
With 25 products successfully commercialized, we translate ideas into transformative products. We leverage our nationwide clinical network to identify pain points, determine market viability, refine design, and highlight commercialization opportunities.
The Inneo Alliance partners with health systems to provide innovative solutions and crucial support envisioning, planning, and executing key strategic initiatives across a wide range of care-critical areas.
Our healthcare investments range from cutting edge healthtech to brick-and-mortar medical facilities. Our approach blends involvement in several healthcare-oriented venture funds alongside multiple healthcare real estate investment vehicles.
How we innovate
With 25 products successfully commercialized, we translate ideas into transformative products. We leverage our nationwide clinical network to identify pain points, determine market viability, refine design, and highlight commercialization opportunities.
25 products successfully commercialized. Inneo Lab has collaborated with clinicians and health networks to develop, design, and successfully commercialize products.
Corporate Partnerships
Awarded by leading organizations. Lab-developed products have received multiple awards for design, function, and innovation.
Product Development & CommercializationPortfolio value created. Lab-developed products and IP have generated over $25M of portfolio value.
Innovation as a Service The Inneo Alliance partners with health systems to provide innovative solutions and crucial support envisioning, planning, and executing key strategic initiatives across a wide range of care-critical areas.
Patient benefit realized. Patient assistance program collaboration with Member-Owner Franciscan Missionaries of our Lady Health System provided an additional $36M in annualized patient benefit.
Learn moreCybersecurity savings identified. Alliance cybersecurity offering co-developed with Valley Children’s Healthcare identified more than 30% average savings for our health system network from their existing vendors.
Learn moreSavings on printing. Member-Owners FMOLHS and Valley Children’s Healthcare saved $3.5M and 27% respectively on Inneo’s ‘Print as a Strategy’ collaboration for document management services.
Learn more Our healthcare investments range from cutting edge healthtech to brick-and-mortar medical facilities. Our approach blends involvement in several healthcare-oriented venture funds alongside multiple healthcare real estate investment vehicles.
Invested Over $40M invested to champion digital and medical device innovation in partnership with thousands of clinicians working on the frontlines of community health in the United States.
Learn moreStartups powered. The Sandbox Blue Venture Fund has an active portfolio of over 60 cutting edge health-tech and healthcare startups.
Learn morePoints of care supported through Inneo's investment in the LRV Health Fund.
Learn moreOur Member-Owners
At the heart of Inneo's unique structure is a collective partnership of 5 Member-Owner health systems. Inneo's mission of empowering health systems to thrive is manifested in our services and innovation, with the ultimate goal of benefitting both our Member-Owners and the broader healthcare landscape.
Our Insights
An estimated 11.8 million people could lose health coverage under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). For health systems, the fallout reaches past patients to their own bottom line. As leaders evaluate what OBBBA means, much of the debate has focused on policy and eligibility rules. But the conversations we're having with health system leaders center on something more practical.
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Part 1 of a 2-part series. Medical devices that made it to the shortlist, rather than the hit list. What if your next market opportunity has already been identified by the clinicians using your product every day? At Inneo Lab, we decided to find out.
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On July 4, the United States turns 250 years old. America's first hospital is even older. Pennsylvania Hospital opened in Philadelphia in 1751, a full 25 years before the Declaration of Independence. Benjamin Franklin helped start it. New York Hospital followed in 1771. So, when the founders gathered in Philadelphia in the summer of 1776, the city already had a hospital, a pharmacy, and a medical school. Care for the sick got here before the country did.
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