Health 2.0.1

A conceptual framework for end-to-end automated healthcare

What a fully automated hospital, clinic, or health system looks like domain by domain — the technology, the flaws, who's building it, and how organizations should prepare now.

The system map

Ten domains, from first patient contact to the economics that hold it all together. Click any domain to go deeper.

Intake & Access

AI triage, scheduling, eligibility, prior auth, zero-waiting-room

Outpatient Clinics

Autonomous visits, ambient documentation, remote monitoring

Inpatient & Hospital Operations

Continuous monitoring, care pathways, discharge automation

Interventional & Robotics

Surgical robotics autonomy ladder, procedural automation, pharmacy/lab robots

Quality Control

Real-time QC replacing retrospective review; automated safety surveillance

Administration

Revenue cycle, coding/billing, credentialing, regulatory reporting; the shrinking back office

Facilities & Logistics

Building maintenance, supplies, transport robots, automated waste separation & disposal, disinfection

IT & Agentic Operations

The new IT department: agent orchestration, agentic controllers, model monitoring, security

Workforce Transition

Jobs that disappear, jobs that grow, reskilling paths

Economics & Governance

ROI model, reimbursement, liability, regulation, ethics

The Library

Read the essays →

Essays and rundowns on where this is all going — the framing behind the framework, from someone who has thought it through end to end.

Who this is for

Health system leaders, investors, and technologists sizing up what automation actually requires — and consultants advising them. The free framework covers the map and the flaws. A subscription unlocks the full vendor directory, readiness playbooks, and updates. Direct consultation is available for organizations building a roadmap now.