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Springfield, Ill.-based Memorial Health plans to consolidate three EHRs to Epic in the first quarter of 2027, bringing on a large Community Connect partner at the same time. The new EHR will be installed by a team of 97 people,…

Oracle has debuted renderings of its planned campus in Nashville, Tenn., the Tennessean reported. The software giant said in 2024 it would relocate its global headquarters from Austin, Texas, to Nashville, to be nearer to an epicenter of the healthcare…

Northwell Health, based in New Hyde Park, N.Y., plans to deploy Abridge’s ambient AI platform across its 28 hospitals to help clinicians with patient documentation. The AI platform is designed to convert patient conversations into clinical notes and support workflows…

Revenue cycle management tops the list of healthcare’s top IT investment focuses, Bain & Co. and KLAS Research found. The revenue cycle is also a higher IT priority compared to 2024, while IT infrastructure (including cybersecurity) and data platforms and…

While the total of breached patient records so far in 2025 pales in comparison to the previous two years, the “number is still far too high and should not be tolerated as the norm,” American Hospital Association leaders wrote. Here…

From teaming up with the Trump administration to partnering with the Social Security Administration, here is a look at where EHR giant Epic is extending its partnerships in 2025, as reported by Becker’s: Editor’s note: This article was updated Jan.…

Epic doesn’t negotiate prices for its EHR software, surprising — and delighting — some health system clients. The company used to let healthcare organizations haggle over price but stopped the practice in the early 1980s after many clients didn’t, founder…

Here are the hospitals, healthcare organizations, and health systems that have announced plans to transition to, or have already implemented, the Oracle Health EHR system in 2025, as reported by Becker’s. Editor’s note: This article was updated Dec. 18 and…

Eighteen healthcare organizations using Epic’s software are now connected to a federally backed health information network. The organizations began participating in the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement in September, an Epic spokesperson told Becker’s. TEFCA is a government-led initiative…

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