The 165,000-square-foot building is part of Mayo Clinic’s effort to create a single EHR and revenue cycle management system. The consolidated EHR and RCM system will replace the three separate EHRs — run by Cerner and GE — that Mayo Clinic currently uses.
Mayo Clinic awarded Epic — the vendor officials chose to implement the integrated system — a $1.5 billion contract in 2015. Epic and Mayo Clinic staff will use the new center as a place to plan the clinic’s EHR and RCM transition. The facility will also serve as a location for staff to train clinic employees on the new system.
The new center will be operational by July 2017, according to the Post-Bulletin.
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