The integration of robotics into health care work flows is redefining operational efficiency, cost control, and patient care. Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) lead this transformation, delivering measurable results such as reduced healthcare associated infections (HAIs), fewer workplace injuries, optimized staff utilization, and significantly enhanced patient experiences. By automating repetitive and sometimes hazardous tasks, robotics allow healthcare teams to focus on delivering high-quality care while reducing operating costs.

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With over 6,800 acute care facilities, over 10,000 urgent care centers and 28,000 senior living centers across North America, the demand for robotics is growing, particularly as these healthcare spaces face chronic staffing challenges and continued shortages projected to exceed 500,000 by 2026. Robotics offer scalable, adaptable solutions, predictable outcomes, and cost-efficient acquisition models like Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS), which align with operating expenditure budgets.