Amid the accelerating wave of digital transformation, healthcare systems are under growing pressure to adapt swiftly, strategically, and sustainably. Reinventing Hospitals: Strategic Survival in the Age of Digital Transformation draws on in-depth research conducted across private hospitals in Indonesia to uncover how digital change is actually implemented, from policy formulation to everyday clinical and managerial practice. Structured around six critical dimensions: strategic management, managerial roles, strategic renewal, digital readiness, strategic agility, and the shift from policy to practice in digital health governance, this book offers a comprehensive yet grounded perspective on what it takes to navigate disruption. It demonstrates that successful transformation is not merely a matter of adopting new technologies, but of cultivating leadership, aligning organizational capabilities, and fostering a culture that can respond to continuous change. By bridging robust theoretical frameworks with real-world insights, each chapter provides both analytical clarity and practical relevance. The result is a nuanced understanding of how healthcare organizations can move beyond incremental change toward meaningful, system-wide transformation. An Essential reading for healthcare professionals, academics, and policymakers, this book equips its readers with the insights needed to lead change, strengthen institutional resilience, and enhance the quality of care in an increasingly complex digital landscape.