an integral part of our daily lives, and its impact extends to all sectors, including healthcare. Technology is no longer merely an aid; it has become a key driver in transforming the patient experience, providing more efficient, effective, and personalized healthcare. Access to healthcare has always been a challenge, especially in remote areas or for patients with mobility difficulties. This is where technology comes in, bridging this gap by enabling patients to connect with doctors via video or telephone (Telemedicine), thus saving the time, effort, and costs associated with traditional visits. Patients can receive medical consultations, prescriptions, and even monitor their conditions without leaving home. These apps offer a wide range of services, from mobile health apps for fitness tracking and chronic disease monitoring to appointment booking and access to reliable health information. Technology plays a crucial role in improving the accuracy of diagnosis and treatment, leading to better patient outcomes. Advanced medical imaging techniques, such as CT and MRI, provide detailed images of internal organs, helping doctors detect diseases in their early stages. These technologies can analyze vast amounts of medical data to help diagnose diseases, determine the best treatment plans, and even predict disease risks. Future artificial intelligence is being used in surgical procedures, including robots, to increase accuracy and reduce invasiveness, resulting in shorter recovery times and fewer complications. Surgical robots are also being used to empower patients and increase their engagement. The patient experience is no longer passive, where the patient simply receives treatment. It has become more interactive, empowering patients to actively participate in their healthcare. Patients have access to their medical records, test results, and prescriptions (EHRs). This helps them better understand their health and make informed decisions. Wearable devices, such as smartwatches and fitness trackers, enable patients to monitor their vital signs (e.g., heart rate, blood sugar levels) and share them with their doctors, facilitating continuous monitoring. Digital platforms and websites provide reliable health information and educational materials, helping patients understand their illnesses and how to manage them. The benefits of technology extend beyond the patient, improving the operational efficiency of healthcare facilities and positively impacting the patient experience. Electronic scheduling systems reduce waiting times and improve patient flow within the hospital. Automated tracking systems ensure medication availability. Timely delivery of medical supplies Pharmaceutical inventory management Digital communication systems facilitate information exchange among physicians: Improved communication between medical teams