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Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare has completed the first wave of its Meditech Expanse EHR implementation, according to a LinkedIn post from Jake O’Shea, MD, vice president and chief health information officer. The rollout brings the new system live at 32…

Buffalo, N.Y.-based Kaleida Health is implementing Epic along with two other area healthcare organizations, consolidating 13 EHRs to one. The five-hospital system plans to go live with the new EHR in the second quarter of 2026, followed by its Community…

While health systems still prefer EHRs for most workflows, they are increasingly relying on AI scribes for certain tasks, Menlo Ventures found. For instance, 51% of large health systems and 48% of small health systems favor EHRs for scheduling and…

From growing its data sharing push to more health systems announcing plans to go live with its EHR system, here are seven updates on Epic’s operations, software products, and partnerships reported by Becker’s Hospital Review in October:

While Sarasota (Fla.) Memorial Health Care System plans to spend $160 million on a new Epic EHR over the next five years, the return on investment will include improved workflow efficiency, patient safety and clinician experience, the organization’s CIO told…

Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt University Medical Center and Heritage Medical Associates will link their EHR systems beginning Nov. 1 in a move designed to streamline care for patients shared between the two organizations. Under the agreement, Heritage will join Vanderbilt’s Epic…

Oracle can begin construction on a new world headquarters in Nashville, Tenn., after getting approval from the city’s Metro Council, NewsChannel5 reported. The estimated $2 billion project has been in the works for four years, but Oracle co-founder and Chief Technology…

The Trump administration on July 30 unveiled a public-private partnership aimed at building a more connected, user-friendly digital health system for patients and providers — an initiative that is now beginning to take shape. The effort centers on two main…

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has launched Epic EHRs across all 13 state-operated psychiatric hospitals and residential treatment facilities. The system supports care for adults and children with mental illness, developmental disabilities, substance use disorders and…

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