The integration is part of the health systems’ joint effort to unify their EHRs across all Weill Cornell, NewYork-Presbyterian and Columbia University locations. The new patient portal will not affect how patients currently use the platform to manage their health.
The health systems partnered in with Epic in October 2017 and expect to go live on the integrated EHR system in January 2020.
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