Epic’s huge healthcare impact — 5 stats

Epic’s pioneering EHR system continues to be enormously influential in the healthcare industry —  from giving patients access to their medical records using MyChart to having the largest EHR market share among acute care hospitals.

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Here are five statistics revealing Epic’s giant role in the healthcare market:

  • Epic reported $3.8 billion in revenue for 2021.
     
  • Epic serves 430,000 hospital beds, with a net beds gain of 19,000 compared with 2020.
     
  • More than 253 million U.S. patients have an electronic record in Epic.
     
  • Worldwide, 285 million patients have an electronic record in Epic.
  • Epic was ranked the No. 1 EHR in 2022 for the 12th consecutive year by KLAS Research.

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