The AI field is booming in radiology, where it’s enhancing — not replacing — human specialists, with Mayo Clinic’s John Halamka saying it will be malpractice not to use AI within five years.

Mayo Clinic’s radiology department, one of the health system’s biggest users of AI, now employs over 400 radiologists and utilizes hundreds of AI models to[...]

Despite early predictions that AI would replace radiologists, Mayo Clinic's experience shows the technology is enhancing, not eliminating, radiology jobs by boosting efficiency and accuracy.

Mayo Clinic Platform has launched a program to help health IT companies like Dock Health leverage its data and expert network for clinical validation, accelerating the responsible adoption and deployment of AI-driven healthcare solutions.

Health system leaders are navigating a high-stakes AI transformation, balancing cost, integration, and innovation, as organizations like Mayo Clinic Platform focus on scaling real-world impact while others invest in technologies — from AI stroke care to Cancer CARE Beyond Walls — that enhance outcomes without losing the human touch.

Health system leaders from Mayo Clinic Platform and other organizations say innovation is no longer optional but essential, as financial pressures and care disparities — especially in rural areas — demand strategic adoption of technologies like AI and telehealth to improve outcomes and access.

North Kansas City Hospital joined Mayo Clinic Care Network, which provides members special access to Mayo Clinic’s knowledge and expertise, including transformational capabilities and access to digital solutions from Mayo Clinic Platform. 

In this episode, Mayo Clinic Platform COO Maneesh Goyal discusses how the organization is transforming global healthcare by leveraging AI, data analytics, and cloud-based infrastructure to ethically scale impact and drive innovation.

At the Bio-IT World Conference and Expo, Sonya Makhni, M.D., medical director of Mayo Clinic Platform, highlighted both the promising impact of AI in healthcare — such as accelerating radiology diagnoses — and the critical need for rigorous evaluation to ensure clinician trust and patient safety. 

Becker’s asked C-suite executives from hospitals and health systems across the U.S. to share their biggest lesson from the past year.

The medical industry’s usage of artificial intelligence (AI) is widening, with Mayo Clinic, a top-ranked hospital in the United States, at the forefront.

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic said it is continuing to invest in innovation through its Mayo Clinic Platform, an ecosystem designed to collaborate with global partners and bring proven tools into EHRs and clinical workflows.