October 21, 2026 || Doheny Eye Center UCLA Pasadena
The Health Equity Innovation Summit convenes healthcare leaders, investors, foundations, payers, entrepreneurs, and community organizations to accelerate innovations that improve health outcomes in underserved communities.
Hosted by Larta Institute, the Summit connects the partnerships, capital, and ideas needed to move innovation into real-world impact.
📆 October 21, 2026
📍 Doheny Eye Center UCLA Pasadena
150 N. Orange Grove Blvd
Pasadena, CA 91103
Presented as part of our ongoing ECO event series, Larta Institute hosts curated convenings throughout the year designed to connect our ecosystem of partners and drive inclusive action around critical sustainability and health challenges.
Because space is limited, all registrations are subject to review. Our team will be in touch to confirm your registration status ahead of the event.
Discover the regional innovations advancing health equity. Connect with industry leaders, explore cutting-edge solutions, and build strategic partnerships.
Gain insights from an opening keynote and six focused discussions led by key stakeholders across industry, policy, investment, and community advocacy.
30 Heal.LA companies will present groundbreaking work across female health, mental & cognitive health, and chronic disease prevention & management.
Tap into Larta’s active network of impact investors, VCs, family offices, and public agencies to fund and scale high-impact solutions.
Framing health equity and the day’s ecosystem for the full audience of clinicians, funders, entrepreneurs, and civic leaders.
Chief Solutions Officer, Larta Institute
Community Programs Manager, Larta Institute
Heal.LA Program Lead, Larta Institute
Chief Solutions Officer, Larta Institute
Community Programs Manager, Larta Institute
Heal.LA Program Lead, Larta Institute
From mental health to AI-powered diagnostics, this year’s Heal.LA Fellows are rethinking what accessible, equitable healthcare can look like. These innovators are breaking down barriers to care—starting with the communities too often left behind.
