Technology plays an increasingly vital role in patient-centered care (PCC), offering innovative tools to enhance nurse-patient communication and care delivery. From electronic health records (EHRs) to telehealth and patient portals, technology facilitates personalized, timely, and coordinated care. Nurses can use these platforms to monitor patient progress, provide educational resources, and maintain ongoing communication—especially valuable in managing chronic diseases or remote populations. Mobile apps and wearable devices help patients track their health and share data with providers in real time. Meanwhile, digital documentation streamlines workflows, allowing nurses to spend more time with patients rather than on administrative tasks. When used thoughtfully, technology supports the PCC model by making healthcare more accessible, transparent, and participatory. However, it’s essential for nurses to maintain a human touch—ensuring that digital tools enhance rather than replace empathy and connection. The integration of technology into PCC reflects a modern, forward-thinking approach to delivering holistic, patient-centered nursing care.