BRIDGING SCIENCE & SOCIETY TO TRANSFORM HEALTH SYSTEMS

NADPH is a mission driven, 501(c)(3) research & innovation company advancing the future of precision healthcare through research, innovation, and systems transformation.

 

We pioneer solutions that expand access, improve outcomes, and reduce costs. By fostering deep engagement with impacted groups and integrating emerging technologies, we help position the United States as a global leader in health and technology.


WHAT WE DO

NADPH drives high-impact transformation in healthcare through a systems-based, innovation-forward model that integrates research, technology, and real-world engagement:

Technology Innovation Governance

Operational Framework: Digital Ethics and Equity Policy (DEEP) 

Focus: Responsible AI •  Digital Ethics •  Data Governance • Policy •  Standards • Risk • Public Value

Training & Workforce Development

Operational Framework: STudent AI and Robotics Success (STAIRS)

Focus: Applied Artificial Intelligence  •  Advanced Robotics Systems Integration  •  Space Camp Institute STAIRS, jointly delivered with the U.S. Space & Rocket Center  •  Developing Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Development pathways

Precision Community Health

Operational Framework: Community Health Information Network (CHIN)

Focus: Chronic Diseases  •  Cancer  •  Maternal Health  •  Behavioral Conditions. Using prevention, earlier identification, screening, navigation, education, referral, and coordinated follow-through as appropriate.

MISSION & VISION

OUR MISSION: To advance innovative solutions that improve the health of all citizens and contribute to the strength of our Nation.

 

OUR VISION: A nation where health is recognized as multidimensional, and the standard for healthcare delivery extends beyond clinical metrics to embrace scientific, technological, environmental, and societal factors—shaping a more resilient and sustainably healthy future.

 

OUR IMPACT: 

By integrating the lived insights of impacted groups with precision health innovation, NADPH transforms how health is understood, delivered, and sustained—reducing costs, advancing prevention, improving outcomes, and driving national resilience through systems-level change and economic development.

PARTNER MODEL

Why partners trust our model

  • Scientific and implementation experience across health research, AI, data infrastructure, ethics, governance, and qualitative engagement.
  • An interdisciplinary team that includes licensed clinical professionals, such as registered nurses, and can engage qualified allied health, testing, technology, research, and implementation partners.
  • A model that preserves participant agency, aligns services with professional scopes and protocols, and complements existing institutions rather than displacing their systems or expertise.

 

PODCAST Leaders Making a Difference

featuring NADPH Malaika Simmons, COO

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Choose the right next step

  • Fund a defined access, research, screening, implementation, education/workforce, or evaluation priority.
  • Commission a service or co-design a pilot, demonstration, study, screening initiative, or proposal.
  • Sponsor a STAIRS pathway or another approved Talent, Opportunity, and Health initiative.
  • Contribute technology, expertise, infrastructure, clinical or testing capability, or implementation capacity under defined safeguards.
  • Volunteer your time, skills, and experience to support a defined NADPH initiative, program, event, or mission priority.

PARTNERS and SUPPORTERS


INSIGHTS

"ZIP code is one of the top three social health determinants. Where you live affects everything from community resources to whether you can exercise safely to your daily access to healthy food."

Dr. Pedro Greer Jr.

Chairman, Department of Medicine, Family Medicine and Community Health at the Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine at Florida International University

US News & World Report

"Changing the narrative on opportunity and public health interview. Dr Besser discusses his Foundation’s efforts to build a culture of health in America, why that effort requires a national shift in mindset, and why he still believes that working in public health is really about working to change the world." - CDC Foundation

 

Dr. Richard Besser

President and CEO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

CDC Foundation Audio Interview