Cerner saw the largest dip in share price among major publicly-traded EHR vendors, at 3.52 percent.
Here is how the three EHR vendors stacked up as of July 13. The companies are listed in alphabetical order.
- Allscripts (Chicago): $12.46 per share (down 0.24 percent)
- Athenahealth (Watertown, Mass.): $161.44 per share (up 0.94 percent)
- Cerner (North Kansas City, Mo.): $61.47 per share (down 3.52 percent)
Other top EHRs, including eClinicalWorks, Epic and Meditech, are privately held.
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