Here are nine hospitals and health systems switching to Oracle Cerner in 2023:
- Dimmit Regional Hospital, a 25-bed critical access hospital located in Carrizo Springs, Texas, selected Oracle Health to help add efficiencies by consolidating to a single integrated record across their health system.
- The Woodlands (Texas) Specialty Hospital opted for Oracle Health as its EHR vendor, according to a June 27 Oracle news release.
- Chester, Calif.-based Seneca Healthcare District switched to Cerner.
- Weirton (W.Va.) Medical Center is paying $65 million to switch to Cerner.
- Columbia, Mo.-based MU Healthcare tapped Oracle April 6 to help clinicians reduce administrative tasks.
- Gatesville, Texas-based Coryell Health went live with the first phase of its Oracle Cerner EHR March 27.
- In February, Oracle Cerner and other health IT vendors rolled out a new EHR system at 11 military facilities.
- The software giant continued its Middle East expansion in February, as Dubai-based King’s College London selected Oracle Cerner to power its EHR system.
- In February, Oracle Cerner signed a 10-year deal with the Nova Scotia Health Authority to implement its EHR system for its 1 million Canadian patients.
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