When ransomware takes down a health system's infrastructure, the immediate question isn't how to recover everything — it's how to keep patients safe with whatever is still functional. The Minimum Viable Hospital is the answer to that question: a deliberate, tested definition of the clinical capabilities, workflows, and applications a health system must protect and restore first in order to deliver safe care. In this session, an executive from MVH shares how their organization approached defining and building their MVH including what the process looked like, where the hard conversations happened, and what they found when they stress-tested their assumptions. What a Minimum Viable Hospital actually is and why most health systems discover their downtime procedures are far less functional than they assumed when they were written.