The Future of Healthcare in the AI Era

Artificial intelligence is beginning to reshape nearly every layer of healthcare, from how patients access and navigate care to how clinicians work, health systems operate, and new drugs and treatments are developed. But the gap between what AI could change and what healthcare organizations can actually deploy remains significant. Where is AI already creating meaningful value in healthcare? What does it take to move from pilots to scaled implementation inside complex health systems? Which problems are worth solving with AI, and where is the technology still falling short? And as a new generation of AI-native health companies emerges, how will the relationship between startups, providers, payers, investors, and patients change? Join us for an evening exploring the future of health and AI. Together with healthcare executives, founders, investors, clinicians, and technology leaders, we'll examine what is actually being built and deployed today, the barriers still standing in the way, and where the most consequential opportunities may emerge next. Topics we'll explore include: Where AI is creating real value in healthcare today, and where the hype continues to outpace implementation. What it takes to deploy AI inside health systems, from integration and workflow design to adoption, trust, regulation, and organizational change. How AI is changing the economics of healthcare, including administrative burden, clinical productivity, access, cost, and new models of care delivery. The rise of AI-native healthcare companies, and how building a health company differently from day one changes product development, teams, capital requirements, and scale. How the role of the clinician is changing as AI becomes embedded in diagnosis, decision support, documentation, patient communication, and care delivery. The evolving relationship between health systems and startups, including pilots, procurement, partnerships, data access, and what it actually takes for emerging technology to make it into clinical and operational environments. Where investors see the next generation of opportunity across health AI, and which categories may be overbuilt or underestimated. What healthcare could look like five to ten years from now if AI meaningfully changes the cost and capabilities of delivering care. This is not a conversation about AI replacing doctors or another tour through hypothetical use cases. The goal is to bring together people building, buying, deploying, and investing in healthcare technology for a practical conversation about what is changing now and what comes next. Hosted by Misfit Labs, a Miami-based AI-native venture studio that partners with founders and institutions to design, build, and scale software companies across healthcare, infrastructure, and enterprise software, incorporating artificial intelligence across the full development lifecycle.