Verona-based Epic Systems has been accused of illegally monopolizing the market for electronic health records.

Epic Emeritus CMIO Dr. David K. Butler advises health IT leaders at hospitals and health systems on important aspects of the ...

Thirteen 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 ...

New Orleans-based Ochsner Health has built a 70-person “sales team for tech” that helps with all things Epic and clinicians can’t do without, the health system’s CIO told Becker’s. The 47-hospital ...

In allowing key claims to proceed, the ruling marks the first time an antitrust case against Epic has reached this stage of ...

In a significant legal development, JDJournal reports that U.S. District Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald has allowed a substantial portion of an antitrust lawsuit filed by Particle Health to move forward ...

At Ochsner Health, about 70% of the patients who have engaged with the health system's virtual emergency department have ...

A district judge on Friday partially granted and partially denied Epic's motion to dismiss antitrust claims brought against ...

Real-time data exchange: EHRs must support seamless access to full medical records, including unstructured data such as PDFs ...

Ambience’s seamless integration with Epic’s EHR improves patient experience, reduces burden for clinicians, and strengthens ...

Epic Systems will face claims that it illegally used monopoly power as the nation’s dominant electronic health record vendor ...

Executives from three U.S. health systems gave Newsweek a look at their tech portfolios—and explained the reasoning behind those investments.