The 20 fellows are placed at nine different agencies.

The Centers of Excellence, 18F and the Presidential Innovation Fellows will be under one umbrella, while the Office of Products and Programs (and other assorted digital products) will fall under another.

Gil Alterovitz is overseeing a sprint granting organizations access to agency databases to develop new health tools.

Meet the Digital Services Coalition.

Find a tough question then get out of the way — what HHS learned from "TOP Health," a fourteen-week pilot sprint modeled after The Opportunity Project at the Census Bureau.

The fellows were formally welcomed by program executive director Josh Di Frances and new TTS director Anil Cheriyan.