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Mayo Clinic's plan to migrate electronic medical records onto one software platform will cost about $1 billion, the health provider said in its 2015 annual financial report filed last week.
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo last year hired Verona-based Epic Systems Corp. to become its electronic medical records (EMR) software vendor, replacing previous partners Cerner Corp. and GE. Terms of the contract weren't disclosed, although analysts who follow the health IT market estimated it was worth hundreds…
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Mayo Clinic's plan to migrate electronic medical records onto one software platform will cost about $1 billion, the health provider said in its 2015 annual financial report filed last week.
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo last year hired Verona-based Epic Systems Corp. to become its electronic medical records (EMR) software vendor, replacing previous partners Cerner Corp. and GE. Terms of the contract weren't disclosed, although analysts who follow the health IT market estimated it was worth hundreds…
