The future of digital health powered by AI

Delhi Delhi: India Digital Healthcare Summit 2025 was more than just an event; it is a beacon guiding India’s healthcare evolution. Carefully crafted to ignite and accelerate India’s regional digital health ecosystem, the summit catalyzed India’s digital health transformation. In a historic gathering of healthcare leaders, policymakers, and technology pioneers, India Digital Healthcare Summit 2025 took place on April 12, 2025, highlighting the digital revolution that is reshaping India’s healthcare ecosystem.

Focused on innovation, access, and the power of technology to bridge healthcare gaps, the summit served as a catalyst for nationwide collaboration and next-generation digital health solutions. We believe that realizing the digital health transformation hinges on the widespread adoption of digital technologies by healthcare organizations across the country. It was a crucial platform to catalyze and reinvent the regional ecosystem, ultimately leading to a nationwide metamorphosis of digital health. We carefully crafted the summit to be mesmerized by an exceptional lineup of global leaders. Our esteemed speakers represented the pinnacle of healthcare excellence, bringing invaluable insights and experience in the field of innovation. From visionary CEOs/CIOs to distinguished C-suite executives, each speaker was a leader in their respective fields, ready to inspire and enlighten attendees with their expertise.

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After lighting the lamp, Shashi Dharan, MD, India Exhibitions, in his welcome address said, “Digital health is not just a concept; it is a catalyst for positive change. AI will replace doctors and teachers within a decade. From telemedicine to bridge the gap in access to healthcare, to wearable devices enabling individuals to monitor their well-being, to artificial intelligence assisting in diagnosis and treatment – ​​we are part of a movement that is redefining healthcare. India highlights its progress in digital health through initiatives like the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, which has created over 76 crore health accounts and linked 52 crore health records.”

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Chief Guest, Dr. R.S. Sharma, former CEO, National Health Authority (NHA) delivered an inspiring speech. He was quoted as saying, “The National Health Authority (NHA) is at the forefront of India’s digital health transformation. It oversees initiatives like the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM), which aims to create an integrated digital health ecosystem. Authentication is crucial in digital health to ensure secure access to sensitive health data and maintain patient privacy. This includes verifying the identity of users like patients, healthcare providers and administrators before providing access to digital health systems like electronic health records (EHR), telemedicine platforms and mobile health apps. Innovative technologies like block chain are being used to enhance authentication in digital health. Our country is hyper connected now, so this is now fantastic for implementation purposes. With the CoWin platform we now have 2.4 billion records. He also added that AI helps create customized treatments for each individual thereby making healthcare precision.”