Every hospital built in the last twenty years has a digital layer. Few have been redesigned around one. That gap is where the AI-native hospital begins.
The last two decades of healthcare technology were defined by a largely unexamined assumption: that hospitals could be improved by digitising what they already did. Electronic medical records replaced paper charts. Patient portals replaced phone calls. Telehealth extended some consultations online. More recently, AI modules were bolted onto imaging systems, pharmacy workflows, and administrative processes.
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