How AI Is Transforming Healthcare: Smarter, Faster, More Patient-Centred Medicine
David Wortley
Director
IORMA Health & Wellness Technology Centre
January 2026
What if you could transform healthcare, making it smarter, more efficient, and truly patient-centred? That’s precisely what this new AI Doctors platform aims to do.
This revolutionary AI-powered platform built specifically for the unique demands of the healthcare sector seeks to explore the potential of AI to make healthcare, lifestyle medicine and longevity solutions more accessible and affordable.
It plans to share real-world lived experiences and advice from trusted human partners passionate about technology and preventative healthcare.
For preventative healthcare practitioners wanting to reach a global audience, it offers a complete, 360-degree view of patient care, streamlining operations and reducing administrative burdens.
It enhances and expands the advice clinicians can offer through AI doctors across a broad range of specialisms. This AI enabled Healthcare interactive platform is designed to boost operational efficiency, enhance patient engagement and ensure robust regulatory compliance and data security.
Is this the future of healthcare, where innovation meets compassion?
Could this platform build a smarter, more connected healthcare ecosystem?
When Two Worlds Collide – Creative Communications and Public Health
Public Health services are under severe pressure from lifestyle related non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and are desperately trying to shift towards a preventative healthcare strategy that depends on citizens embracing healthier lifestyles as early in life as possible. Persuading people to change lifestyle behaviours that reflect the six pillars of lifestyle medicine – exercise, sleep, nutrition, social connections, mental wellbeing and avoidance of harmful substances, is a complex and very personal challenge. Human nature gravitates towards “quick fix” solutions such as the obesity jab and tends to avoid taking personal responsibility for health management.
The growing capabilities of AI to be able to diagnose and give insights on medical conditions are well recognised. In conjunction with human empathy, AI is already having an impact on healthcare practices and, by analysing data from a wide range of wearable devices can give detailed and personalised insights and recommendations.
Today, there is a new AI healthcare application that seeks to bring together 24×7 access to AI doctor specialists with up to date information and education in a customisable platform designed for both clinicians and patients.
The 360in360 AI healthcare platform at the Virtual Healthcare Center is a prototype of an innovative interactive web site built with AI and designed to harness AI’s creative communications potential to inform, educate and influence lifestyle behaviours.
We are looking for feedback from both clinicians across a range of disciplines and non-clinicians about the services offered by AI doctors, the added value and the potential to help us all manage our health better.