North Texas News

Washington, D.C. - The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) has chosen Dallas, Texas as the official location for its Customer Experience hub, according to an announcement made today. The hub will be situated at Pegasus Park, marking a significant milestone in ARPA-H's nationwide health innovation network.

Congressman Burgess expressed his delight, stating, "This is a resounding win for both the great state of Texas and ARPA-H. It signifies a significant stride towards innovation, the creation of jobs, and the integration of cutting-edge technology into the healthcare landscape. The selection of Dallas as the home for ARPA-H's hub was the result of a highly competitive process, underscoring the city's unparalleled potential as a hub for groundbreaking research and health care innovation. With this eagerly awaited announcement, ARPA-H will transform our North Texas community. It will boost our economy, and lead to better health outcomes for all Americans."

Last week, Congressman Burgess sent a letter to ARPA-H Director Renee Wegrzyn, Ph.D., advocating for Dallas, Texas to be considered as an innovation network site.

This decision is anticipated to bring significant benefits to the Dallas community, including job opportunities and advancements in healthcare. It further solidifies Dallas' reputation as a thriving center for research and innovation.