Past innovation competition winners
2025 Healthy Care, Healthy Costs
Reducing costs. Improving lives. Transforming healthcare.
Indiana consistently ranks among the 10 least healthy states in the U.S., grappling with high rates of chronic disease, significant health disparities, and avoidable hospitalizations. During the recent Total Cost of Care Data Challenge, student teams from Butler University analyzed Medicaid data, uncovering critical trends and identifying the urgent need for preventive strategies. These include interventions that address chronic conditions, behavioral health, and social determinants of health—particularly among aging adults and rural populations.
As a result, Parkview Health, in collaboration with Hylant and Butler University, invited global innovators to join the fifth installment of its innovation competition, the Healthy Care, Healthy Costs Innovation Challenge—a bold initiative aimed at reducing preventable healthcare costs and improving outcomes for high-risk populations through scalable, forward-thinking solutions.
There was no Pitch winner in this competition.
2023 Healthy Kids Healthy Future
Supporting children and teens managing chronic conditions
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 40 percent of U.S. children have at least one chronic condition. The Healthy Kids Healthy Future competition focused on solutions that support the management and treatment for children 0-15 years old with chronic conditions such as asthma, cystic fibrosis, obesity, diabetes, mental and behavioral health conditions, developmental disabilities and more.
2022 Healthy Mom & Baby 3.0
Improving access to care for underrepresented mothers and children
No matter their age, all children are babies to their mothers. This year, Healthy Mom and Baby 3.0 extended its scope into improving the lives of mothers and children through pre-teen. This look at pediatrics, with a lens of increasing equity for underrepresented mothers and children, addressed issues pertaining to access to care for preventive and chronic conditions. Specifically, we focused on improving access to care for underrepresented mothers and children.
2021 Healthy Mom & Baby 2.0
Reducing maternal mortality for underrepresented mothers
Parkview Health, in collaboration with MATTER, hosted the 2021 Healthy Mom and Baby Innovation Competition 2.0. This year our focus was on reducing maternal mortality for underrepresented mothers enhancing the well-being for both mother and child. We sought to find new ways to support at-risk pregnant and new mothers throughout their healthcare journey and daily lives in Indiana and those worldwide.
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