Epic’s new scheduling system is one of the first products for the Veterans Administration that operates in the computer cloud, Leidos’ Johnson said. Microsoft hosts and protects the data.

Deep River & District Hospital (DRDH), Kemptville District Hospital (KDH) and Winchester District Memorial Hospital (WDMH) are delighted to announce the successful launch of the Epic digital health ...

Piloting Epic’s appointment and scheduling software would cost $152 million over ten months, up to $624 million in total, undersecretary for health David Shulkin told the House Veterans Affairs ...

The U.S. Department of Veterans Services will continue to use Epic Systems for its online medical appointment scheduling program despite the VA this week choosing Cerner to provide its EHR ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs may terminate its contract with Epic and Leidos for a $624 million patient scheduling system, despite early success at an Ohio VA facility, according to Politico.

— The original contract for Epic’s Medical Appointment Scheduling System was signed in 2015 but delayed until last year while VA officials considered homegrown updates—which also have continued.

EHR vendor Epic's Open Scheduling system would allow Denver Health to pivot to a less manual approach, letting people who wanted an appointment click a link on the health system's website or from a ...

If all goes well, the system could be launched nationwide for $6.4 million, a fraction of the cost to implement Epic’s MASS. Epic reportedly confirmed VA’s decision.