A handful of hospitals and health systems are rolling out Oracle Health’s EHR platform in 2026, even as the vendor works to reverse a string of net hospital losses since acquiring Cerner in 2022.
Oracle Health held 21.9% of the acute care hospital EHR market by the end of 2025, second only to Epic, according to KLAS Research data. KLAS has called 2026 a pivotal year for the company as it rolls out a new AI-enabled EHR platform, though about 30% of surveyed Oracle Health customers said the system is not part of their long-term plans.
Here are the hospitals and health systems reported to be moving to or implementing Oracle Health in 2026, as reported by Becker’s:
- Ronan, Mont.-based St. Luke Community Healthcare will go live with an Oracle Health EHR system on Sept. 1. The new EHR system will be implemented across the hospital and four affiliated clinics.
- Stephens Memorial Hospital District in Breckenridge, Texas, went live with Oracle Health’s CommunityWorks EHR system on July 20.
- On June 7, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs rolled out its federal EHR system, Oracle Health, to four additional facilities: Cincinnati VA Medical Center, Chillicothe VA Medical Center, Dayton VA Medical Center and Cincinnati VA Medical Center-Fort Thomas. The rollout is part of a broader plan to bring Oracle Health live at 13 VA medical centers by the end of 2026.
- Hillsboro (Ill.) Health is planning to implement a suite of Oracle Health technologies, including its EHR, clinical AI agent and interoperable data exchange software.
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