The use of the Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers (BERT) model for clinical text classification in the healthcare industry is investigated in this study. Using a descriptive design and secondary data collection, the study takes a deductive approach and interpretivism as its guiding philosophy. The results, which emphasize accuracy and interpretability, demonstrate BERT's superior efficacy over conventional methods. Its revolutionary effect on healthcare analytics is demonstrated by comparative analysis. The significance of smooth integration, ongoing improvement, and ethical considerations is highlighted by knowledge about practical application. Subsequent research endeavors ought to concentrate on refining domain-specific fine-tuning, improving user interfaces, investigating decentralized learning strategies, and maximizing BERT for resource utilization.