Healing beyond hospitals

From Al-powered triage to smart post-op monitoring, assistive tech is quietly rewriting recovery. With insights from front-line innovators, here's how machines are making care personal, preciseand possible from anywhere

- Ashok Pandey

When we think of rehabilitation, we often picture sterile rooms, scheduled visits, and slow progress. But Ayush Jain, CEO of Mindbowser Inc., is rethinking that narrativebringing AI into the loop not to replace doctors, but to empower patients and transform care from reactive to real-time.

Rehabilitation is no longer confined to hospital beds and clipboards. A quiet shift is underway, one where virtual assistants, wearable-driven insights, and predictive recovery tools are redefining how we heal.

At the center of this shift is AI. Not as a flashy replacement for doctors, but as a reliable second brain, an always-on partner that listens, learns, and nudges care in the right direction.

When AI starts before the doctor does

AI's role now kicks in before a patient even meets their clinician. Smart triage tools handle symptom intake, structure patient histories, and cut the clutter before consultations begin. The result? Shorter queues, less burnout, and sharper decisions.