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Overcoming the Challenge of Interfacing 5 EHRs with Epic

WellSpan Health is an integrated health care system headquartered in York, Pennsylvania. WellSpan works to ensure that inpatient, outpatient, home health and physician services are accessible throughout the region by:

  • Providing care at six area hospitals
  • Offering services at more than 130 outpatient locations
  • Operating a regional home care organization

WellSpan launched “Project One,” to consolidate their five legacy EHRs and convert the entire system to the Epic EHR platform. At an estimated cost of $188.7 million over three years, the goal was to create uniformity, better connect providers with patients, and improve care coordination.

WellSpan chose e4health as a partner to support “Project One” by reducing costs, increasing accuracy, improving productivity, ensuring timely project completion, and successfully converting over 250,000 patient records to the Epic EHR platform.

Download our case study to learn how WellSpan overcame the challenges of interfacing 5 legacy EHRs to the Epic platform.