Cape Fear Valley Health to replace Cerner EHR with Epic system

Fayetteville, N.C.-based Cape Fear Valley Health will roll out an Epic EHR across its hospitals and clinics through summer 2019.

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Cape Fear Valley Health currently uses two Cerner software systems to manage its patient records. The transition to Epic will take place systemwide, across a seven-county region in southeastern North Carolina.

Under the contract with Epic, patients will also have access to Epic’s patient portal, called MyChart.

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