The data, which HIMSS Analytics provided to HISTalk, describes the EHR market as broken down by hospital bed size.
Here’s how 10 popular EHR vendors stack up across all hospital sizes.
1. North Kansas City, Mo.-based Cerner: 23.6 percent
2. Verona, Wis.-based Epic: 23.4 percent
3. Westwood, Mass.-based Meditech: 19.4 percent
4. Mobile, Ala.-based CPSI: 11.1 percent
5. Chicago-based Allscripts (including clients it acquired through its recent purchase of McKesson’s health IT business): 10.1 percent
6. Franklin, Tenn.-based Medhost: 6.8 percent
7. Herndon, Va.-based Harris Healthcare: 1.3 percent
8. Houston-based Prognosis Innovation Healthcare: 0.5 percent
9. Watertown, Mass.-based athenahealth: 0.5 percent
10. Chicago-based GE Healthcare: 0.3 percent
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