ARPA-H announces $144M PROSPR program, selecting Stanford to lead healthspan score development

Stanford University/PROSPR-IC: Intrinsic Capacity Score

ARPA-H announced the PROSPR program with $144M across seven research teams over five years. Stanford leads the THRIVE consortium, creating the first FDA-grade Intrinsic Capacity biological healthspan score. Stanford will harmonize health datasets and validate the score in a one-year lifestyle intervention trial.

• ARPA-H allocates $144M over 5 years across 7 teams to develop healthspan metrics and interventions.
• Stanford leads PROSPR-IC (THRIVE consortium): creating an FDA-grade Intrinsic Capacity score predicting health 20 years ahead.
• Project combines data harmonization, digital home health monitoring, and one-year lifestyle intervention trial to test whether improving the score extends healthy life.