Oracle Health is pushing ahead with its AI-powered EHR overhaul and the nation’s largest EHR implementation at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Here are 15 times Becker’s has reported on the nation’s second-largest EHR vendor in the past month:
1. Oracle Health has the most expensive EHR implementation underway in the U.S., a roughly $37 billion project at the Department of Veterans Affairs, Becker’s reported June 25.
2. Atlantic City, N.J.-based AtlantiCare launched the fourth wave of its Oracle transformation initiative, dubbed “Vision 2030,” including Oracle Fusion Cloud Human Capital Management and payroll, CIO Jordan Ruch posted June 25 on LinkedIn.
3. Statesville, N.C.-based Iredell Health System named former Oracle Health executive Vladimir Dubchak director of revenue cycle for the Iredell Physician Network on June 25.
4. Oracle Health and surgical intelligence company Theator said June 24 they’re collaborating to bring AI-powered surgical documentation and analytics tools to Oracle Health customers.
5. Springfield, Mass.-based Baystate Health and Oracle Health said June 22 they’re expanding their collaboration as part of a technology modernization effort that includes deploying AI-powered tools across Baystate’s hospitals, medical practices and health plan.
6. A federal judge ruled June 22 that a data breach lawsuit against Oracle Health and eight health systems can move forward, denying most of the defendants’ attempts to dismiss the consolidated case.
7. Oracle cut 21,000 jobs in fiscal 2026, according to the company’s annual 10-K filing June 22, including hundreds of employees at the former Cerner headquarters in Kansas City, Mo.
8. Oracle said June 10 it expects its Oracle Health business to reach double-digit revenue growth in fiscal 2027, driven by a new AI-powered overhaul of the Cerner EHR.
9. Black Book Research named Oracle Cloud EPM tops for budgeting, planning, rolling forecast and financial performance management and Oracle Cloud ERP No. 1 for healthcare ERP and finance operations systems June 8.
10. The VA rolled out Oracle Health to four additional facilities June 7 in Ohio and Kentucky, marking the agency’s second deployment wave of 2026.
11. Oracle ranked 91st on The Wall Street Journal’s inaugural list June 7 of the Best Companies for the Future.
12. Seema Verma, executive vice president and general manager of Oracle Health & Life Sciences, was named a woman in health IT to know June 4 by Becker’s.
13. A Michigan federal judge blocked Traverse City, Mich.-based Munson Healthcare’s attempt June 3 to transfer two class-action data breach lawsuits to Missouri, where dozens of similar cases against Oracle Health are consolidated.
14. Oracle ranked 16th on the annual Fortune 500 list June 3.
15. Jeff O’Brien was named vice president and regional CIO of Valhalla, N.Y.-based Westchester Medical Center Health Network after serving as director of client application services for Oracle, Becker’s reported June 2.
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