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Oracle expands relationship with United Medical
United Medical, a Bear, Del.-based multispecialty network of 225 healthcare providers, announced that it expanded its relationship with Oracle Health by another seven years. -
What 5 hospitals are paying their Epic talent
Health systems in New York and California are seeking Epic talent with a posted salary of more than $100,000. -
How Epic built generative AI into its EHR — and what's to come
Epic already has generative artificial intelligence built into its EHR to draft patient portal messages, write nurse handoffs, and create patient summaries — and the company says it has more than 60 additional use cases in development. -
Patients of closed Kansas hospital struggle to get medical records
Patients of Herington (Kan.) Hospital have reported trouble getting access to their medical records after the hospital abruptly announced its closure on Oct. 9, NBC affiliate KSNW reported Oct. 12. -
Judy Faulkner's philosophy on taking a loss
When Epic created its first billing system, it charged $3,000 — less than it cost the EHR vendor to make. -
'Put the patient first': 1 hospital exec's advice on installing Epic
Cleveland-based University Hospitals CIO Robert Eardley told Becker's that the guiding principle in its process to convert 5.6 million patient records into a single Epic EHR was ensuring that patient care was seamless and uninterrupted. -
California hospital to remain on Epic after $200M sale
San Diego-based Alvarado Hospital Medical Center will remain on Epic as it is sold to UC San Diego Health for $200 million, a UC San Diego spokesperson told Becker's. -
Indiana hospital offers MyChart 'fast pass'
Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center, based in Jasper, Ind., is offering a MyChart "fast pass" which allows patients to request to be placed on a digital wait list for an earlier appointment time. -
7 hospitals switching to Meditech in 2023
So far, in 2023, Becker's has reported on hospitals in Texas, Vermont, Ohio, Nebraska and Illinois switching to Meditech. -
Atrium improves documentation experience for 84% of clinicians
Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health's primary care physicians have saved approximately 40 minutes on documentation by using ambient technology. -
Mississippi hospital decommissions legacy EHR
Brookhaven, Miss.-based King's Daughter Medical Center has decommissioned its legacy EHR, Meditech Magic, and migrated more than 70,000 patient records to an independent clinical data repository. -
Health systems experience efficiency gains with cloud EHR migrations
As hospitals and health systems begin moving their EHRs and workloads to the cloud, organizations are beginning to see improvements in efficiencies, up-front infrastructure costs and cybersecurity. -
EHR vendor launches new AI assistant
NextGen Healthcare, an EHR vendor and healthcare software company, launched an ambient listening tool that can generate summaries of patient and clinician conversations. -
Hackensack migrates EHR workloads to Google Cloud
Edison, N.J.-based Hackensack Meridian Health has moved its EHR playground workload from its on-premise environment to Google Cloud. -
Massachusetts hospital switches from Meditech to Epic
Harrington Hospital System, based in Southbridge, Mass., went live with an Epic EHR system Oct. 2. -
Judy Faulkner's wealth climbs to $7.4B
Epic CEO Judy Faulkner's net worth is now $7.4 billion, according to Forbes, up 10% from $6.7 billion as reported in 2022. -
Advocate Health helping London hospitals with Epic transition
One-hundred teammates from Advocate Health, based in Charlotte, N.C., will be traveling to London to help seven hospitals transition to an Epic EHR system. -
Why Judy Faulkner says 'congratulations' rather than 'thank you'
Epic founder and CEO Judy Faulkner says she tells her 14,500 employees "congratulations" when they do a good job. She saves "thank yous" for people who give her "a ride or a book or a cookie." -
University Hospitals completes transition to Epic
Cleveland-based University Hospitals has completed its transition to Epic, a process that saw the health system convert 5.6 million patient records and scheduling systems into one EHR. -
EHR implementations pose financial challenges for health systems
EHR systems can be costly to implement and maintain depending on several factors, including the size and type of healthcare organization, the chosen EHR system, and the complexity of the implementation, which can lead to financial consequences for health systems.
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