However, eligible clinicians were more likely to use Epic’s 2015 CEHRT than Cerner’s to attest to the Medicare EHR Incentive Program between 2011 and 2016.
To compile its datasets, ONC reviewed a subset of 2015 CEHRT criteria necessary to meet the “Base EHR definition.” The agency then matched health IT developers with CMS data on Medicare EHR Incentive Program attestations to estimate the proportion of healthcare providers that use a developer’s CEHRT. This allowed ONC to approximate the share of users on each CEHRT.
Here are the top five vendors used by eligible hospitals.
- Cerner (23.73 percent)
- Epic (22.14 percent)
- Allscripts (5.37 percent)
- GE Healthcare (0.51 percent)
- Medsphere Systems (0.22 percent)
Here are the top five vendors used by eligible clinicians.
- Epic (27.29 percent)
- ALlscripts (9.51 percent)
- eClinicalWorks (7.46 percent)
- NextGen Healthcare (5.48 percent)
- GE Healthcare (5.16 percent)
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