About TLI

2011

TLI advances efforts to build a stronger federal health system for federal health delivery organizations, promoting health—not simply healthcare—to better serve patients across the globe.

2012

Reimagines the future of federal health care for the U.S. Public Health Service, CMS, HRSA, U.S. Department of Defense and Veterans Administration to propel the Federal Health Futures Initiative, with partners: Harvard University, Stanford University, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, Duke University and RAND.

2013

Leads the design of the Center for Disaster Response and Humanitarian assistance at the National Defense 2013 University to strengthen the federal response.

Supports care redesign for Air Force Medicine’s Team Strategies and Tools to Enhance Performance and Patient Safety (Team STEPPS) in over 75 Air Force hospitals sponsored by Command Surgeon HQ Air Combat Command to improve patient care.

2014

Kicks off long term work with chronic infection and chronic disease expert Dr. Robert Mozayeni, investing $500,000 in cutting edge imaging analysis equipment.

Guides U.S. Air Force Medical Program to implement Team STEPPS to improve the performance of U.S. service men and women.

2015

Facilitates BADER’s efforts to strengthen federal research into the prosthetic field to better serve over 2,000,000 patients, led by the University of Delaware with participation from Harvard University, Dartmouth College, University of Delaware, Mayo Clinic, and other leading academic institutions.

2016

Creates the AMSUS Executive Advisory Board for the Federal Health Society to shape their direction for the future.

Acquires the Samueli Institute, an Alexandria, Virginia-based research organization supporting federal health and wellness programs founded by Henry and Susan Samueli of Newport Beach, California, to increase its impact in Federal healthcare.

2017

Joins the Medical Technology Enterprise Consortium (MTEC) to support federal health initiatives. MTEC partnerships have included work with Amazon, Logistics Management Institute, IBM, University of Nebraska, Mayo Clinic and Arizona State University.

Formalizes Program Management Office, and expands Advisory Board and Fellows Program.

Expands work acquired from Samueli Institute in human performance and readiness research and the methodology of care redesign called Optimal Healing Environment.

Partners with Dartmouth College’s Thayer School of Engineering to bring its Artificial Joint Replacement Failure Registry to the Department of Veterans Affairs.

2018

Collaborates with Los Angeles County to create a $5 million consortium to build community resilience in the face of the opioid epidemic in collaboration with our Fellow from George Washington University. Associated partners include Los Angeles County public sector departments in Public Health and Mental Health, as well as UCLA, USC, and other local community organizations.

Supports health and wellness research for the Henry M. Jackson Foundation and the Uniformed Services University for better nutrition and improved behaviora health.

Secures care redesign project by Fort Belvoir Community Hospital to build a new operating model for primary care around patient-centered medical home research.

2019

Along with the Mayo Clinic, contracts with NIH Limb Loss and Preservation Registry to build the first national data repository to serve over 2,000,000 patients living with limb loss.

Earns GSA Corp Schedule to provide professional consultancy services to federal government clients.

Launches Innovation Hub in collaboration with our Fellow from American University to evaluate emerging technologies that can improve health and economically empower underserved populations.

Develops a new program in regenerative medicine, including multiple cellular therapy partners to reduce the number and severity of chronic diseases globally.

2020

Creates Community Collaborative model for building community resilience to societal problems.

Contracts with Veteran’s Health Affairs Integrated Healthcare Transformation (VHA IHT) as a part of the Titan-Alpha team and Air Force Strategic Transformation Support (AFSTS) contract as a part of the KPMG team.

Establishes Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) Joint Venture with Bacik Group to develop greater health solutions across the Veteran community.

Partners with the University of Minnesota and Fellow Dr. Bob Mozayeni to further research Bartonella and Borrelia and the impact of chronic infection to chronic disease.

2021

Chosen to support the Million Veteran Program (MVP), a national research program to study how genes, lifestyle and military exposures affect health and illness.

Partners with The Association of Program Directors in Surgery (APDS) to help improve surgical training programs and to allow for data-driven innovation in surgical education.

T Lab, under the guidance of TLI Fellow Dr. Bob Mozayeni, partners in chronic infection research through image analysis in cooperation with the University of Minnesota.

Partners with Midwest Business Group on Health to improve mental health outcomes for employees struggling with the many stressors of the COVID-19 pandemic.

2022

TLI launches program to support families with children on the Autism Disorder Spectrum through a project to provide data-based approach to providing peer reviewed research.

TLI sets in motion program to collect and analyze patient reported data for the approximately 250,000 patients in the U.S. with wet AMD, which accounts for 90% of current blindness.

The Limb Loss and Preservation Registry program supporting Mayo Clinic and NIH collected data for over 37,000 patients and two million patient visits to date.

TLI develops the EQIP platform for APDS to improve surgical residency programs. Data from 36 surgical, 1,264 residents and 1,500 faculty members produced 49 key data visualizations.

TLI Fellow, Sam Hanna, leads online symposia and speaks at Midwest Business Group on Health to improve mental health outcomes for employees facing thestressors of the COVID-19 pandemic.