It’s been more than two years since ChatGPT was first released, and during that time artificial intelligence has become synonymous with generative AI. When most people discuss AI, they’re usually referring to large language models (LLMs) and related chatbots. That’s how big of an impact generative AI had across industries — as well as everyday people around the world — and healthcare is no exception.
For many healthcare organizations, AI is still a buzz phrase, but one that is attractive due to its promise to improve clinical and administrative workflows. In 2024, early adopters showcased its possibilities. This year, we expect to see more organizations dipping their toes into the generative AI space. While more healthcare leaders are considering and preparing for AI implementation, they are also pushing vendors to show the actual value their solutions provide.
In 2025, we expect healthcare organizations to have more risk tolerance for AI initiatives, which will lead to increased adoption. However, they will also be intentional about using solutions that meet a business need and bring ROI in terms of increased efficiency or cost savings.
Here are some of the ways healthcare organizations are likely to approach AI in 2025.
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