Here are the new U.S. health systems that signed on with Epic in the past year (in alphabetical order) and the EHR vendors they’re switching from, according to the meeting held in Verona, Wis.:
1. Adventist Health (Roseville, Calif.): Oracle Health
2. Arnot Health (Elmira, N.Y.): eClinicalWorks/QuadraMed
3. Avera Health (Sioux Falls, S.D.): Meditech
4. Beebe Healthcare (Lewes, Del.): Oracle Health/athenahealth
5. Cayuga Health (Ithaca, N.Y.): Meditech/eClinicalWorks
6. CGH Medical Center (Sterling, Ill.): Oracle Health/NextGen Healthcare
7. Children’s Mercy Kansas City (Mo.): Oracle Health
8. Children’s Minnesota (Minneapolis): Oracle Health
9. Choctaw Nation Health Services Authority (Talihina, Okla.): RPMS
10. Community Memorial Healthcare (Ventura, Calif.): Veradigm/Meditech
11. CoxHealth (Springfield, Mo.): Oracle Health
12. Halifax Health (Daytona Beach, Fla.): Meditech/athenahealth
13. Hannibal (Mo.) Regional Healthcare System: Veradigm
14. Health First (Rockledge, Fla.): Altera Digital Health/athenahealth
15. Hilo (Hawaii) Benioff Medical Center: Meditech
16. Intermountain Health (Salt Lake City): Oracle Health
17. South Central Regional Medical Center (Laurel, Miss.): Meditech
18. Tallahassee (Fla.) Memorial Healthcare: Oracle Health/Veradigm
19. UMC Health System (Lubbock, Texas): Oracle Health/athenahealth
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