Nine more VA medical centers are scheduled to go live with an Oracle Health EHR system in 2026, bringing the total number of VA sites implementing the system that year to 13. The nine medical centers ...

The VA is walking back the termination of some EHR support contracts. But many of the affected companies already laid off ...

A breach at Oracle Health impacts multiple US healthcare organizations and hospitals after a threat actor stole patient data ...

Two of the largest EHR companies, Epic and Oracle Cerner, have adopted distinct technology strategies when it comes to ...

As VA struggle with costs and DOD completes its rollout, artificial intelligence offers a path forward for electronic health ...

Now seven years later, only six out of the VA's 170-plus medical sits are using the new EHR software. Software giant Oracle closed its nearly $30 billion deal to acquire Cerner in June 2022 and ...

What Happened: In 2021, Oracle acquired Cerner, a major EHR provider, with the intention of integrating its vast medical data into Oracle’s AI models to create the EHR of the future, reported ...

Although VA said its goal is to complete all deployments of the new EHR system as soon as 2031, that timeframe already exceeds the limits of the current contract it has with Oracle Cerner.

The troubled EHR rollout has been a slow and challenging process for the agency. EHR vendor Cerner — later acquired by technology giant Oracle — first received the contract to replace the VA ...

Oracle later acquired Cerner in 2022 and rebranded the combined ... that not all VA medical centers would have the modernized EHR system by the end of the contract; therefore, VA stated that ...

"You're spending all your time messing around on Cerner and taking like 10 minutes with your patients," one VA provider says. While VistA, the bespoke EHR that Cerner had replaced, was outdated ...

A recent data breach at Oracle Health has compromised sensitive patient information from multiple U.S. hospitals.