Oracle Cerner has been gaining smaller hospital clients, with some smaller hospitals in Alaska and California paying under $10 million to install the EHR software.
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Hospital seeing dip in revenue from EHR installs is the norm, Fitch says
Scottsbluff, Neb.-based Regional West Health Services is facing revenue pressure related to its 2018 Cerner EHR implementation, but Fitch Ratings says this is normal during an EHR install, Star Herald reported Aug. 30.
Hospital seeing dip in revenue from EHR installs is the norm, Fitch says
Scottsbluff, Neb.-based Regional West Health Services is facing revenue pressure related to its 2018 Cerner EHR implementation, but Fitch Ratings says this is normal during an EHR install, Star Herald reported Aug. 30.
Florida hospital leader aims for 1 consolidated EHR
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Nebraska Medicine to charge for MyChart
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