Epic reported a 15 percent annual growth rate for the decade leading up to last year and then saw 13 percent revenue growth to $3.8 billion. Founder Judy Faulkner owns 47 percent of the company.
Ms. Faulkner’s net worth hit $6.7 billion this year, making her the second wealthiest self-made woman in the U.S., according to Forbes. Her net worth grew by $200 million in the last year, according to Forbes, and has rocketed upward since 2020, when it was $2.5 billion.
Epic is also growing, currently supporting more than 250 million patient records. The company also invests 32 percent of operating expenses into research and development.
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