In all, the hospital’s parent Tulsa, Okla.-based Saint Francis Health System is investing $22 million in the hospital, of which $16 million will be spent on installing the Epic EHR. Another $2 million will be spent on a medical inventory and tracking system that will be integrated with the Epic EHR.
Saint Francis Health System already uses the Epic EHR system. It is slated to go-live at the Muskogee hospital in June.
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