Our approach

Improving health – and changing the future of health care.

It’s more than just a new kind of medical school, and it’s more than just working with hospitals. ASU Health is working to find innovative ways to be impactful to families at home, schools and school districts, hospitals, clinics, pharmacies - everyone.

Based in downtown Phoenix, ASU Health will leverage all health-related assets of Arizona State University, one of the largest public research universities in the United States. The major effort also will launch numerous new tools to improve education, learning and problem-solving in health care.

The learning health ecosystem

ASU consists of many interconnected schools, enterprises, missions, and partners

School of Medicine and Advanced Medical Engineering
School of Technology for Public Health
Medical Master's Institute
Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation
College of Health Solutions
Health Observatory at ASU
Health Literacy
Clinical partnerships
ASU Clinics
Innovation Zones
Health assets across ASU, partners, community

Creating and expanding our schools

School of Medicine and Advanced Medical Engineering

The new school will produce physicians who blend medicine, engineering, technology and humanities to become a different kind of health care leader. Graduates will leverage new tools such as AI and data science to connect with more patients, seek innovative practices and improve health outcomes.

ASU Health is harnessing and accelerating all of ASU’s considerable health assets to improve Arizona’s urgent health care needs, now and into the future.

Sherine E. Gabriel Executive Vice President, ASU Health

Reaching beyond our campuses

Improved health literacy will empower people to make informed decisions about their personal health care

AZ Healthy Tomorrow

ASU Health is an important part of the AZ Healthy Tomorrow initiative, a joint effort of the state’s three public universities and the Arizona Board of Regents to improve health outcomes for people in this rapidly-growing state.