Oracle remains “committed” to its mission of transforming healthcare, according to Seema Verma, executive vice president and general manager of Oracle Health and Life Sciences.
“Whether it is helping to bring new therapies to market faster, streamlining prior authorization processes, or enhancing care delivery, we are creating the comprehensive change that patients, providers, payers, and life sciences organizations deserve,” she posted Feb. 3 on LinkedIn.
Ms. Verma pointed to the “strong customer demand” for Oracle Health’s new AI-powered EHR, over 300 organizations deploying its Clinical AI agent, and the rollout of the Oracle Life Sciences AI Data Platform. “We expect our Oracle Health and Life Sciences business to gain even more momentum this year,” she wrote.
Her post comes amid several media outlets citing an investment analyst’s report that Oracle could look to shop its EHR unit to fund its data center buildout. The software giant acquired Cerner in 2022 for $28.4 billion.
