Health systems send employees to Epic's Wisconsin campus for software certification and operational planning ahead of EHR implementations.

Creating an isolated recovery environment for Epic can help hospitals provide care continuity amid unplanned downtime.

If you’ve ever visited Epic Systems’ sprawling, 1,100-acre campus in Verona, Wis., you may have been surprised by how rural its surroundings are, maybe even chuckling at the stark contrast between the ...

Health systems project big returns from Epic EHR investments through application consolidation, efficiency gains, and reduced administrative burden.

Dorothy Gale was right — the Land of Oz is not in Kansas. Rather, it's nestled within the rolling green fields of Verona, Wisconsin, a town of nearly 16,400 people located about 10 miles southwest of ...

Epic Systems, the health-care software giant whose technology is used in thousands of hospitals and clinics across the country, said on Friday that it's planning on moving all of its customers to a ...

Epic added a total of 176 facilities and 29,399 beds in 2024, while Oracle lost 74 sites and 17,232 beds during the same period, the report said. For the first time ever, Oracle declined to share a ...

Particle Health Inc. sued Epic Systems Corporation, alleging that the software firm is attempting to use its power over electronic health records (EHRs) to expand its dominance into the fledgling ...

Casey Ross covers the use of artificial intelligence in medicine and its underlying questions of safety, fairness, and privacy. The health data company Particle Health has filed an antitrust lawsuit ...

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Apple is continuing to push into health care, this time striking a deal with Epic Systems for a Mac-friendly version of its health records app. As reported by Axios, the deal will see Epic Systems ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Epic Systems used a company-first policy with customers, misused trade secrets and made false claims in order to drive out a company it saw as a direct competitor, a new lawsuit ...