Indian healthcare providers are moving AI from pilots to practice, with varying adoption across administrative and clinical workflows: Bain & Company and HealthQuad
Bain & Company and HealthQuad, launched their joint report ‘AI in Indian Healthcare Delivery’ today. The report finds that artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities have advanced rapidly in recent years, and India’s healthcare infrastructure is well-positioned to accelerate the adoption and scale of AI compared with earlier waves of digital technologies. Government initiatives, rising EMR penetration, deployment of private capital, a thriving start-up ecosystem and clinician acceptance are strengthening the enabling environment. Adoption in hospitals, however, remains nascent and uneven. The majority of providers are still running AI pilots, with meaningful scale limited to operational use cases, and only a handful of providers are expanding into more clinical applications.
This gap, in tandem with a step-change in AI’s technological capabilities, particularly in healthcare, opens up previously unchartered territories for exponential growth. Newer generative and agentic systems can increasingly execute multistep workflows with limited supervision, while the amount of expert-level work AI...
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