Mississippi hospital to adopt unified EHR system

Starkville, Miss.-based OCH Regional Medical Center is set to launch a new EHR system on Jan. 27, replacing multiple existing platforms with a unified one developed by Oracle Health. 

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The transition has been in development since early 2024, with the hospital and Oracle Health working to integrate systems for billing, scheduling, patient care documentation, and record-keeping into one platform. 

The new system will also bring an upgraded patient portal, OCH HealtheLife, to OCH Regional Medical Center.

The update, according to a Jan. 16 news release, aims to improve operational efficiency and patient care by providing healthcare providers with easier access to patient information and reducing administrative tasks.

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