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Connected devices, sensors, and other technologies can be used to enhance healthcare delivery and administration, and this is what is meant by “intelligent healthcare” for the IoT. Medical care, illness prevention, and overall health management could all be dramatically altered by this discovery. The Internet of Things (IoT), Big Data, AI, and ML have all come a long way, and their expanding use in our daily lives makes it evident that technology will play a crucial role in the future of healthcare. These technological advancements, after overcoming technical hurdles like dealing with huge volumes of data, present a variety of ethical and security problems that must be addressed for the successful integration of technology in healthcare. Ethical concerns around the use of AI and ML technologies, as well as issues of getting people used to working alongside machines. These obstacles need to be dealt with and conquered if smart healthcare is ever going to reach its full potential and enhance people’s lives through the integration of technology and healthcare. The complexity of IoT-enabled smart healthcare in the present day is the subject of this research.
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