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Our vision

Improving health and health care across Arizona.


Producing more doctors and nurses for Arizona. Affordable health care clinics throughout the state. Advances in medical research that will lead to new breakthrough treatments. Helping people to have better health. All that, and more, is part of ASU Health.

And it all is part of AZ Healthy Tomorrow, a joint effort of the state’s three public universities led by the Arizona Board of Regents to improve health outcomes for people in this rapidly growing state. Without action, Arizona will fall further behind.

ASU Health goals

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Our goals are designed to respond to a staggering need.

A growing Arizona creates soaring demand

#34

Arizona ranks near or in the bottom quartile of many health care performance indicators including No. 34 overall, No. 42 in access and affordability, and No. 49 in prevention and treatment.

14K

The state needs to add an estimated 14,000 more nurses - enough to nearly fill the Phoenix Suns basketball arena - just to reach the national average.

50%

Public health funding is 50% below the national average.

 

Phoenix life expectancy by zip code