The Civic Health Forum brings together investors, founders, AI leaders, healthcare providers, payors, and policymakers for high-level strategic dialogue, curated founder showcases, and structured investor meetings designed to move beyond conversation and toward partnerships, capital allocation, and the real-world deployment of prevention-focused innovation. The Forum is held annually in New York and supplemented through the year by smaller, focused convenings on the questions that matter most to prevention and public health innovation.

Civic Health draws on extensive global experience in building scalable solutions for prevention, healthcare delivery, and public health to provide strategic and operational guidance to innovators, investors, and organizations working at the frontier of upstream health.

Civic Hall, the Bernard Goldstein Center, is one of the leading centers in the world for harnessing technology for social good, and it provides Civic Health with a uniquely capable home for founders, investors, and innovators. Through dedicated space, operational infrastructure, and a growing set of services for early-stage ventures, Civic Health offers a supported environment in which prevention-focused organizations can begin their work in months rather than years.

Philanthropic and investor capital will only produce impact if the most important problems in prevention and public health are defined clearly enough for serious founders to act on them. Civic Health develops strategic frameworks for the field, including problem-focused calls for new ventures, sector analyses, and policy guidance, designed for prevention-focused funders, founders, and operators.