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Health Tech Hub

NYU Langone Health

Last reviewed August 30, 2026

Intelligence summary

Program at a Glance

Program mandate
The Health Tech Hub is NYU Langone Health's centralized resource for internal and external digital health innovators, launched in 2017. Its stated mission is to drive patient-centered, high-quality care through the development and application of digital health innovations and technologies.
Organizational model
Nonprofit
Location
New York, New York
Program types
Innovation centerEntrepreneurship
Commercialization pathways
Strategic partnership
Focus areas
ClinicalArtificial intelligenceDigital
Public scale or maturity signals

Established 2017

Official engagement route
Program website ↗Health system website ↗
Last reviewed
August 30, 2026

Mandate and remit

What This Program Does

The Health Tech Hub is NYU Langone Health's centralized resource for internal and external digital health innovators, launched in 2017. Its stated mission is to drive patient-centered, high-quality care through the development and application of digital health innovations and technologies. The Hub coordinates five programs: Health Tech Connect, which provides co-development and mentorship to digital health industry partners and startups; FuturePractice, which builds digital tools with NYU researchers; the Division of Applied AI Technologies, which translates predictive models into clinical practice; the Institute for Innovations in Medical Education; and the Center for Healthcare Innovation and Delivery Science. It is supported by the MCIT clinical informatics organization as its clinical IT backbone. Outside companies engage primarily through Health Tech Connect, which offers structured co-development and mentorship inside NYU Langone's digital health ecosystem.

Areas of Focus

ClinicalArtificial intelligenceDigital

Commercialization Pathways

These routes appear in the program's sourced public record.

Leadership and Structure

Organizational home: Health Tech Hub, NYU Langone Health

  • Paul A. TestaChief Medical Information Officer, NYU Langone Health

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Sources and Updates

Reviewed August 30, 2026. External source links open in a new tab.

  1. Health Tech Hub official source med.nyu.edu. Accessed August 30, 2026.
  2. Health Tech Hub source 2 med.nyu.edu. Accessed August 30, 2026.

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