Texas’ attorney general is suing Verona-based Epic Systems, alleging the healthcare software company has an illegal monopoly and has deceptive practices around parents accessing child medical records.

Epic updates 30 days include major EHR rollouts, AI expansion plans, TEFCA connections, and a Texas lawsuit against Epic.

Texas filed a lawsuit alleging Epic uses its market power to exclude competitors, one of multiple antitrust lawsuits the medical record company faces.

Ballad Health, a healthcare system spanning four states in Appalachia, announced that it had deployed Epic to operate its electronic health records system. The move targeted physician practices that ...

Casey Ross covers the use of artificial intelligence in medicine and its underlying questions of safety, fairness, and privacy. The health data company Particle Health has filed an antitrust lawsuit ...

Health First launched a new electronic health record platform, Epic, to modernize patient care and information access. The Epic system includes MyChart, a patient portal for managing appointments, ...

HealthEx has launched a new patient-directed health data exchange service under the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement, or TEFCA. Announced on Tuesday, the new service offers patients ...

New Brunswick, N.J.-based Saint Peter’s Healthcare System selected Epic as its partner for a new centralized EHR platform. The system said Epic ...

Late Tuesday night, Carequality released new information about its investigation into the dispute between electronic health records vendor Epic Systems and health data startup Particle Health that has ...

(RTTNews) - Abbott Laboratories (ABT), the global leader in continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) biowearable technology, announced Tuesday that it has entered a first-of-its-kind agreement with ...