A neutral, community-owned home for open-source building blocks — helping developers everywhere create standards-based, AI-ready health solutions.
An umbrella structure that maintains the building blocks developers rely on today, opens the fastest path to building a next-gen digital health solution, and creates a neutral space for what comes next.
The foundational Kotlin Multiplatform libraries for working with FHIR — plus battle-tested components for Android, access control and analytics, sustained by an active community of technical partners.
The fastest way to develop and deploy a next-gen digital health solution — a complete, composable reference implementation built on the FHIR Foundations libraries, ready for Android, iOS and web.
A neutral space for collaboration on safe, effective and verifiable AI for global health — focused on model-agnostic capabilities and tooling for "Verifiable AI, developed with the WHO and partners.
The first software foundation purpose-built for global digital health — hosted by the Linux Foundation.
A trusted non-profit holds the project's assets and trademark. Decisions are made transparently by those doing the work.
Tiered memberships and grants de-risk the project — no single funder, no single point of failure.
An umbrella structure ready to house new initiatives like an AI Commons built on new open standards.
The Linux Foundation "Foundation-as-a-Service" model keeps fiscal hosting low — the majority of funds reach engineering and community building activities.
We're recruiting founding members ahead of our public launch. Take a seat at the table shaping the charter, budget and direction.