Becker's Healthcare November 24, 2020
Laura Dyrda

The pandemic accelerated Mayo Clinic’s digital transformation, and it will continue to invest in virtual care and technology for its smart hospital.

During a Nov. 19 Destination Medical Center Corp. meeting, Mayo Clinic Chief Administrative Officer Jeff Bolton said the health system is making significant investments in digital infrastructure and artificial intelligence to transform both in-person and virtual care platforms. “Our partnerships with Google as well as Nference are great examples with patient care breakthroughs already coming to fruition within our own practice and will be extended out to patients global,” he said.

He also touched on the health system’s plans to develop the “smart hospital of the future.”

“While we see significant growth within our virtual practice, people with...

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