Dr. Joan LaRovere joined Bloomberg Businessweek to discuss how AI is transforming healthcare and how Virtue Foundation is using data and technology to expand access to care in underserved communities worldwide.
Virtue Foundation joined Databricks co-founder Arsalan Tavakoli-Shiraji to discuss how AI, geospatial analytics, and data infrastructure are helping identify healthcare deserts and improve access to care worldwide.
At Davos 2026, Virtue Foundation joined Leading Beyond Boundaries and spoke with Forbes about how AI, data, and collaboration can help strengthen healthcare systems and expand access to care in underserved communities worldwide.
A volunteer medical team traveled to Ghana to provide complex surgeries, clinical training, and essential supplies across northern facilities. The mission strengthened partnerships, expanded capacity for local providers, and supported ongoing efforts that will continue to grow through 2026 and future programs.
At a Harvard Business School Alumni Association panel in Boston, Virtue Foundation shared how generative AI, geospatial data, and predictive analytics can help identify healthcare needs and improve access to care in underserved communities worldwide.
A multidisciplinary team returned to Mongolia for 2 weeks of advanced care and clinical training across Ulaanbaatar and Khuvsgul. Volunteers treated patients, performed specialized procedures, mentored local clinicians, and broadened access through continued collaboration with hospitals and regional partners.
At the 2024 Danaher Summit, Virtue Foundation shared how AI, predictive modeling, and geospatial analytics can help identify healthcare needs and connect medical expertise with underserved communities around the world.
The Financial Times featured Dr. Joan LaRovere’s application of her MIT Sloan Executive MBA to enhance the VFMatch platform, a key component of the Actionable Data Initiative, which connects physicians to underserved areas by addressing critical healthcare needs.
In August 2024, the Virtue Foundation shared findings from the Actionable Data Initiative at the Global Ophthalmology Summit, highlighting healthcare access gaps in Ghana and Mongolia. VFMatch offers maps for 72 low- and middle-income countries, identifying medical deserts across specialties.
In May and June 2024, a 46 member volunteer team completed its 14th mission in Mongolia, offering advanced subspecialty care, training, and data driven support across multiple provinces. The effort marked major clinical milestones and strengthened long term healthcare planning with local partners.