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Hospitals Accelerate EHR Upgrades in 2025
Hospitals and health systems are accelerating their EHR modernization plans in 2025, with Epic, Oracle Health and Meditech emerging as leading vendors in a wave of transitions aimed at improving interoperability, workflow efficiency and digital transformation.Recent Becker’s reporting highlights an uptick in go-lives, planned deployments and vendor switches — signaling growing pressure among organizations to adopt a single consolidated platform for electronic medical records. Epic remains the most commonly adopted EHR vendor among hospitals making a switch this year. Several systems — including Gunnison (Colo.) Valley Health and Door County Medical Center in Sturgeon Bay, Wis. — are transitioning from legacy platforms to Epic to pursue more unified health records.
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Oracle Health, which acquired Cerner in 2022, is also seeing momentum. Huntsville (Ala.) Hospital Health System plans to deploy Oracle Health’s Foundation EHR across all of its facilities. Meanwhile, Logan Health – Cut Bank in Montana transitioned to Oracle Health in February as part of a broader systemwide upgrade led by Billings Clinic, based in Kalispell, Mont.
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