EHRs

Nashville, Tenn.-based Ardent Health incurred $4.8 million in Epic EHR expenses in 2025, according to a March 4 earnings report. The publicly traded 30-hospital system spent $1.9 million on Epic in Q4, up from $1.7 million in the same quarter…

When Mt. San Rafael Hospital and Clinics decided to move to Oracle Health’s EHR platform, CIO Michael Archuleta did not frame it as a technology replacement. “We moved to Oracle Health because we’re building a health system designed for the…

Catholic Health, based in Buffalo, N.Y., is restructuring how it supports its Epic EHR platform through a new partnership with healthcare IT consulting firm Nordic. In a March 3 news release shared with Becker’s, the health system said Nordic will…

Epic Systems and Oracle Health submitted letters to the Department of Health and Human Services in February outlining policy recommendations related to the adoption and use of AI in clinical care. The letters respond to HHS’ request for information on…

Oracle is losing several leaders in its health records division, Bloomberg reported March 2. Most recently, Senior Vice President of Product Management for Clinical and Healthcare AI Suhas Uliyar and Executive Vice President of Health and AI Sanga Viswanathan departed…

Oracle Health reported in February that its EHR is showing results, pointing to a roughly 30% drop in cleaning response time at an Illinois hospital, preventing discharge delays. “Oracle Health real-time health system solutions and the people and processes around…

The American Hospital Association is urging federal health IT officials to scale back and slow portions of a proposed interoperability overhaul, warning that eliminating key certification requirements could threaten patient safety and strain hospitals, particularly rural facilities. In a Feb.…

Salt Lake City-based University of Utah Health researchers are helping to “reimagine” the EHR with AI and machine learning. The bioinformacists are using the advanced technology to create EHR-based tools that assist physicians with diagnosing and treating disease, according to…

Springfield, Mo.-based CoxHealth is going live with Epic on March 1 after a two-year implementation. The six-hospital system selected its new EHR vendor in December 2023, embarking on what the organization called “one of the largest technology upgrades in our…

UNC Health, based in Chapel Hill, N.C., has launched what it called the world’s first standardized rare-disease coding tool, integrating Mondo Disease Ontology codes into its EHR. As part of Epic’s February 2026 software update, health systems using IMO Core…