Cities are adopting a smart city strategy in order to support and improve smart urban health to achieve better quality of life within smart healthy urban communities. Cities are rediscovering the smart urban health as a driver of urban growth and innovation. Cities are going into the future, encouraging urban stakeholders’ engagement and collaboration, and embracing a smart city mind set and urban health view to urban value creation. The study aims to elucidate how the European cities are rethinking on the future of urban communities, adopting a smart view and focusing on urban health to improve the wealth of urban communities. The study relies on qualitative research analysis. The research analyzes two case studies drawn from policy documents related to European cities that are rethinking on future design of the city, and planning a smart view to urban growth, leading to smart health as a driver of urban innovation. Brussels and Wien have designed a smart healthy city strategy, promoting urban health, and driving smart urban innovation. Smart urban health planning helps shape sustainable and wealthy cities, leading to responsible urban innovation and sustainable growth, supporting multi-actor collaborative innovation, and focusing on community development. Smart urban health and innovation support collaborative spaces in order to drive smart and responsible urban innovation. Introducing the smart urban health view within urban planning is enriching the approach to smart city vision, enabling the smart mind set as a way to design and implement organizational and collaborative spaces for innovation. Driving smart urban health refers to collaborative frameworks that involve a variety of urban stakeholders and actors that contribute to shaping the city a smart innovative community which is able to contribute to sustainable growth and social innovation. The smart city vision supports a collaborative platform that enhances smart health, leading to social innovation within urban communities.