Epic, Cerner maintain largest EMR market share among small hospitals

Epic and Cerner dominated the EMR market for small acute-care hospitals in 2017, according to a KLAS Research report released in May.

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To determine EMR market share, KLAS Research analyzed the vendors in use at 5,278 acute care hospitals in the U.S. with 200 or fewer beds.

Here’s how major EMR vendors stacked up in terms of small hospital market share in 2017.

1. Epic: 26.7 percent

2. Cerner: 24.8 percent

3. Meditech: 17 percent

4. CPSI: 10.3 percent

5. Allscripts: 7.2

6. MedHost: 4.1 percent

7. Athenahealth: 2.1 percent

8. Other: 7.8 percent

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