AI is changing how neurologic care is delivered

[Allina Health Newsroom, October 23, 2026]

Artificial intelligence (AI) is already changing how neurologic care is delivered, from helping identify strokes more quickly to expanding access to seizure monitoring.

“Rammohan R. Sankaraneni, MD, MBBS, FAAN, FAES, epileptologist and president of the Allina Health Brain and Spine Institute, joined NeurologyLive’s Gray Areas podcast to discuss AI’s potential to improve patient care and access, as well as cautions about bias and the need to use the technology thoughtfully.

“I think AI is going to bring healthcare closer to more of the underserved communities, whether they're underserved because of geography or underserved because of the lack of expertise that exists,” Sankaraneni said during the conversation.

“Listen to the full Gray Areas conversation on NeurologyLive.

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Posted on October 23, 2026 in Neurology, Allina Newsroom, Neurology/Stroke, technology

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