MedCity News January 15, 2026
Jonathan Kron

Healthcare’s next transformation will not come from algorithms that try to replace doctors but from infrastructure that connects their tools.

Healthcare is adopting artificial intelligence at more than twice the rate of the broader U.S. economy. The promise is enormous, yet most projects stall once they reach the hospital floor. Models that work in pilots collapse when confronted with outdated infrastructure and incompatible data. In fact, a new study from MIT’s NANDA initiative found that 95% of enterprise AI pilots fail to deliver measurable ROI not because the algorithms are flawed, but because they’re poorly integrated and rarely aligned with real-world workflows.

The result is a kind of illusion of progress. Each year brings new pilots, dashboards, and interfaces, yet...

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