The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund has awarded Ann Arbor-based Altarum Institute a £50,000 grant for its work to advance decent care values in palliative care work in sub-Saharan Africa. This award marks the start of a partnership to understand and document an emerging philosophy for improving global health.

Altarum Institute has been named to the Detroit Free Press 2009 "Top Workplaces" list.  This is the second year in a row in which Altarum has made the list. 

Altarum Institute’s lean six sigma team leader, Steven Hoeft, has just published a new book on lean principles and the many lessons he has learned from its application during his career. Hoeft’s book, Stories From My Sensei: Two Decades of Lessons Learned Implementing Toyota-Style Systems, is published by Productivity Press.

Altarum Institute has been named one of "Metropolitan Detroit's 101 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For" by the Michigan Business and Professional Association (MBPA). 

Baldwin Family Health Care and Altarum Institute have announced a unique partnership designed to improve patient care and further the advancement of Family Health Care’s ongoing efforts to implement the “patient-centered medical home” model. 

Alexandria Neighborhood Health Services, Inc. (ANHSI) and Altarum Institute have announced a unique partnership designed to foster innovation in patient care and health center operations at ANHSI facilities. 

Advanced Business Management Techniques to be Employed to Keep Maine’s Largest and Most Comprehensive Community Health Center on Cutting Edge of Primary Care.

Grand Rapids-based Cherry Street Health Services (CSHS) and Altarum Institute have announced a unique partnership designed to improve patient care and support the implementation of CSHS’s integrated chronic care model. 

Altarum Institute will be the title sponsor for the Altarum Lost River Classic, a professional cycling race for both men and women cyclists, to be held in Hardy County in West Virginia on July 25. 

Health and Economic Vitality for Nation Require Reforms that Facilitate Innovation, Promote Health, and Reduce Disparities