Hospitals and health systems across the U.S. have completed electronic health record implementations in 2026, including major transitions to Epic and Oracle Health.
The projects range from enterprise-wide conversions involving dozens of hospitals to individual hospital deployments through partnerships with larger health systems.
Here are 22 hospitals and health systems that completed EHR go-lives in 2026, according to Becker’s reporting:
- Adventist Health (Roseville, Calif.): Completed a systemwide Epic go-live Aug. 30 across 27 hospitals and more than 440 clinics in California, Oregon and Hawaii.
- Avera Health (Sioux Falls, S.D.): Went live on Epic May 30 across its multistate network.
- Kaleida Health (Buffalo, N.Y.): Launched Epic May 30, consolidating 13 legacy EHR systems across its five hospitals.
- Inspira Health (Mullica Hill, N.J.): Launched Epic across its four-hospital system July 27, replacing Medhost and Oracle Health.
- ChristianaCare (Wilmington, Del.): Went live on Epic and MyChart Oct. 3, completing its transition from Oracle Health.
- Sarasota Memorial Health Care System (Sarasota, Fla.): Completed a roughly $160 million Epic transition in early October across its hospitals, outpatient centers and physician practices.
- CoxHealth (Springfield, Mo.): Went live on Epic March 1 following a two-year implementation, replacing Cerner.
- Mount Nittany Health (State College, Pa.): Completed its Epic implementation May 30, opting to implement the platform independently rather than through Community Connect.
- Central Maine Healthcare (Lewiston, Maine): Transitioned its three hospitals to Epic May 1 following its acquisition by Prime Healthcare.
- South Central Regional Medical Center (Laurel, Miss.): Went live with Epic Jan. 31 alongside four consortium hospitals as part of a $115 million investment.
- MSU Health Care (East Lansing, Mich.): Transitioned from athenahealth to Epic Jan. 31 through a partnership with Henry Ford Health.
- Door County Medical Center (Sturgeon Bay, Wis.): Went live on Epic Feb. 7 through a partnership with Hospital Sisters Health System, leasing the larger system’s Epic instance.
- Lakes Regional Healthcare (Spirit Lake, Iowa): Implemented Epic May 30 to improve clinical information sharing and coordination.
- Milford Regional Medical Center (Milford, Mass.): Went live April 1 on parent system UMass Memorial Health’s Epic platform.
- OSF HealthCare Saint Katharine Medical Center (Dixon, Ill.): Transitioned to Epic April 1, connecting the hospital to OSF HealthCare’s broader EHR platform.
- OhioHealth Morrow County Hospital (Mount Gilead, Ohio): Went live with Epic Feb. 22 as part of a $6 million IT investment.
- West Ascension Parish Hospital (Donaldsonville, La.): Implemented Epic Community Connect Sept. 1 following 11 months of preparation with Our Lady of the Lake Health.
- Daviess Community Hospital (Washington, Ind.): Went live on Epic Oct. 18.
- Pointe Coupee General Hospital (New Roads, La.): Went live on Epic Nov. 1 through a partnership with Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center.
- Baystate Mercy Hospital (Springfield, Mass.): Transitioned to Oracle Health Nov. 1 as Baystate Health completed its acquisition of the hospital from Trinity Health of New England.
- St. Luke Community Healthcare (Ronan, Mont.): Completed its Oracle Health implementation Sept. 1 across its hospital and four clinics.
- Stephens Memorial Hospital District (Breckenridge, Texas): Went live July 20 with Oracle Health’s CommunityWorks EHR, unifying patient records across its facilities.
