Mayo Clinic officially hit a milestone in its $1.5 billion system-wide Epic implementation over the weekend: The first 24 sites went live on July 8.
The organizations said on Monday that by 2018 Epic will replace Mayo’s current three EHRs, which include rivals Cerner and GE Healthcare, as the hospital system’s sole electronic health record platform.
“Health care has become significantly more complex and data intensive. Mayo Clinic’s reach has expanded from one location to dozens across several states.
