EpicCare EMR software

Epic, or Epic Systems Corporation, is a health recording solution available in the market since 1979. The company is headquartered in Verona, Wisconsin, and employs around 10,000 people. It is ranked in multiple awards and accolades over the years, securing the position for Best in KLAS top overall software solution category for the past 8 years.

The platform offers robust functionalities and features, such as user-friendly interface, documentation, intricate workflow design, order management, and a combination of chart review. EpicCare is designed for hospitals, large medical centers, and practices. This Meaningful Use Stage 1 certified solution can be tailored to cater to the requirements of 25 specialties, including cardiology, dental, behavioral health, radiology, nephrology, occupational health, and dermatology. Besides, it allows clinicians to streamline their workflows using personalized charts and dashboards. 

The mobile-ready solution enables patients and doctors to access information on their Apple devices. EpicCare states that the medical facilities using their solution hold medical records of over 2.5% of patients across the globe and 60% of patients in the US.

Epic EMR pricing: The pricing plan for this EMR solution when self-hosted starts at $1,200 and can top to $500,000 for large hospitals and clinics. Users can also buy this software at an upfront cost of about $1200 to $500,000.

CEHRT: 2015

Free trial: No

EpicCare USP: The software trains physicians to participate in government regulatory programs. For example, the number of Epic providers who have attested to Meaningful Use Stage 2 is higher than the users of any other platform.

Technical Specifications: The company offers both server-based and cloud-based applications. Available as a native window-based system. Users can also run it on Mac using third-party software.

Awards: Epic Systems was ranked as the top overall software suite in 2018 Best in KLAS awards; it has won this award for consecutive 8 years.