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Oracle Health Customers List

Oracle Health is Oracle's healthcare division, formed when Oracle acquired Cerner in 2022. Hospitals, health systems and clinics use its electronic health record and related software for clinical documentation, orders, patient accounting and data sharing, and many still call the platform Cerner.

Knowing which companies run Oracle Health helps healthcare IT vendors, consultants, integration firms, medical suppliers and other businesses see where their offer is relevant and which teams look after the system.

HCPContacts helps you identify companies using Oracle Health and reach their IT, clinical informatics, operations, procurement and executive decision-makers.

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Oracle Health Account Intelligence

Structure

  1. Technology

    Oracle Health

    Electronic health record, formerly Cerner

  2. Company / provider

    Hospital or health system

    Type, location and size

  3. Decision-makers

    • CIO
    • CMIO
    • IT Director
    • Clinical Informatics
    • Applications / EHR leadership
    • Procurement

  4. Data may include

    • Business email
    • Business phone
    • Job title
    • Company / provider
    • Location
    • LinkedIn
An illustrative structure, not a real account. Available fields vary by record and dataset.

  1. Technology

    Oracle Health

  2. Companies

    Hospitals & health systems

  3. Decision-makers

    CIO · CMIO · IT · Informatics

  4. Market

    United States

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Snapshot

Oracle Health Data Snapshot

The scope of the list in one view. The count is quoted for your selection, never as a fixed figure.

Technology
Oracle Health
Legacy brand
Cerner (acquired by Oracle in 2022)
Category
Electronic health record (EHR) and healthcare technology
Industry
Healthcare
Company types
Hospitals, health systems, community and critical access hospitals, federal and behavioral health providers
Decision-maker functions
IT, informatics, operations, procurement, finance and executive leadership
Geography
United States
Targeting
Company type, location, job title, department, seniority and size
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The technology

What Is Oracle Health?

Oracle Health is the healthcare business of Oracle Corporation. It sells the electronic health record and surrounding software that hospitals and clinics use to document care, place orders, manage patient accounts and exchange data.

Most hospitals on Oracle Health run its established EHR, which Oracle's recent announcements call Oracle Health Foundation EHR. In 2025 Oracle added a new cloud-based Oracle Health EHR with AI and voice built in, certified first for ambulatory care. Around the record sit tools for revenue cycle, population health data, a patient portal and AI-assisted documentation.

It is found in large health systems, community and critical access hospitals, Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers and behavioral health operators.

Parent company
Oracle Corporation
Formerly
Cerner Corporation
Part of Oracle since
June 2022
Established EHR
Oracle Health Foundation EHR
Newest EHR
Oracle Health EHR, certified for ambulatory care in 2025
Names in use
Oracle Health, Cerner, Oracle Cerner

Sources: Oracle, Cerner acquisition (source for Oracle Health facts) (opens in a new tab), Oracle Health, Acquisition of Cerner (source for Oracle Health facts) (opens in a new tab), Oracle, new era of AI-driven electronic health records (source for Oracle Health facts) (opens in a new tab).

Cerner

Oracle Health and Cerner: What's the Relationship?

Before 2022, Cerner was an independent company and one of the largest hospital EHR vendors in the United States. Oracle agreed to buy it in December 2021 and completed the deal in June 2022. The Cerner business became Oracle Health, and cerner.com now leads to Oracle Health's site.

The Cerner name has not gone away. Hospitals that implemented Cerner Millennium still run that platform, which Oracle's support pages now list as the Oracle Health Millennium Platform. Clinicians, job titles and contracts often still say Cerner, and some providers describe their system as Cerner, powered by Oracle Health.

What this means for your list: a request for companies using Cerner and a request for companies using Oracle Health cover the same technology, so this page uses the current name. Past use is a different matter. Intermountain Health, for example, went live on Epic across 33 hospitals in September 2025, replacing Oracle Health (source for Intermountain Health) (opens in a new tab), so it is no longer an Oracle Health customer.

From Cerner to Oracle Health

  1. December 2021

    Oracle agrees to acquire Cerner, at about $28.3 billion in equity value.

    Oracle, Oracle Buys Cerner (source for December 2021) (opens in a new tab)

  2. June 2022

    The acquisition closes on June 8, 2022. Oracle forms Oracle Health, its healthcare division, from the Cerner business.

    Oracle, Cerner acquisition (source for June 2022) (opens in a new tab)

  3. August 2025

    Oracle launches a new, cloud-based Oracle Health EHR, first for U.S. ambulatory providers.

    Oracle, new era of AI-driven electronic health records (source for August 2025) (opens in a new tab)

  4. November 2025

    The new EHR is ONC-certified and ready for ambulatory customers. Oracle says acute care functionality follows in 2026.

    Oracle, ONC certification of Oracle EHR (source for November 2025) (opens in a new tab)

Names you may still see

Legacy Cerner names and their current Oracle Health names
Legacy nameCurrent name
CernerOracle Health (Oracle's healthcare division)
Cerner MillenniumOracle Health Millennium Platform
HealtheIntentOracle Health Data Intelligence
CareAwareOracle Health CareAware Platform

Sources: Oracle Health, Acquisition of Cerner (source for Oracle Health names) (opens in a new tab), Oracle, Oracle and Cerner support (source for Oracle Health names) (opens in a new tab).

Definition

What Is an Oracle Health Customers List?

It answers two questions at once: which providers run Oracle Health, and who inside them you should talk to. Each entry ties the technology to a company, the company to its decision-makers, and those people to business contact fields.

  1. TechnologyOracle Health, including sites known as Cerner
  2. CompanyThe hospital, health system or other provider running it
  3. Decision-makerThe IT, informatics, operations or finance leader you need
  4. Contact dataBusiness email, phone and job title, where available

Who uses it

Companies Using Oracle Health

Oracle Health's customers are mostly acute care providers, from large systems to 15-bed rural hospitals. Each type below has at least one named example in the table that follows.

  • Health systemsMulti-hospital systems such as Huntsville Hospital Health System and Baystate Health, often on one shared Oracle Health record.
  • Community and critical access hospitalsSmall and rural hospitals, many on Oracle Health CommunityWorks, the hosted package built for them.
  • Federal health systemsThe Department of Veterans Affairs is rolling out its Federal EHR, with Oracle Health as the vendor.
  • Behavioral and specialty providersOperators such as Universal Health Services, which runs Oracle Health in acute care and is extending it to behavioral sites.
  • Public and safety-net hospitalsPublic hospitals such as Nashville General, which implemented Cerner EHR, powered by Oracle Health.
  • Ambulatory providersClinics and practices, the first setting certified for Oracle's new cloud-based Oracle Health EHR.

Current examples

Examples of Companies Using Oracle Health

Current users only. Each provider has a 2024–2026 source naming its Oracle Health or Cerner relationship, and a search found no announced move to another EHR. Providers that have chosen Oracle Health but not yet gone live are shown as selected.

Companies currently using or implementing Oracle Health, with location, provider type, relationship and source
Company / Healthcare ProviderLocationProvider TypeOracle Health / Cerner RelationshipSource
U.S. Department of Veterans AffairsWashington, D.C.Federal health systemDeploying the Federal EHR from Oracle Health; 11 hospitals went live in 2026VA News, August 24, 2026 for U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (opens in a new tab)
Universal Health ServicesKing of Prussia, PennsylvaniaAcute and behavioral health providerUses the Oracle Health EHR and is rolling it out across behavioral health facilitiesUHS 2025 Annual Report (SEC), April 2026 for Universal Health Services (opens in a new tab)
Baystate HealthSpringfield, MassachusettsHealth systemExpanded its Oracle Health agreement after more than 20 years as a customerOracle newsroom, June 22, 2026 for Baystate Health (opens in a new tab)
Huntsville Hospital Health SystemHuntsville, AlabamaHealth systemStandardizing every facility on Oracle Health Foundation EHROracle newsroom, March 19, 2025 for Huntsville Hospital Health System (opens in a new tab)
Quorum HealthBrentwood, TennesseeRural hospital operatorSelected Oracle Health EHR, Patient Accounting and Clinical AI AgentOracle newsroom, September 15, 2026 for Quorum Health (opens in a new tab)
AtlantiCareNew JerseyHealth systemUses Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent in all its emergency departmentsOracle newsroom, March 11, 2026 for AtlantiCare (opens in a new tab)
Beacon Health SystemSouth Bend, IndianaHealth systemCerner customer since 2003; agreed to implement Oracle's next-generation EHRHealthsystem CIO (trade coverage), January 21, 2026 for Beacon Health System (opens in a new tab)
Southwest GeneralMiddleburg Heights, OhioCommunity hospitalUses Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent with Oracle Health Foundation EHROracle newsroom, April 7, 2026 for Southwest General (opens in a new tab)
Nashville General HospitalNashville, TennesseePublic safety-net hospitalImplemented Cerner EHR, powered by Oracle HealthNashville General Hospital, December 2024 for Nashville General Hospital (opens in a new tab)
Community Memorial HospitalHamilton, New YorkCritical access hospitalSelected Oracle Health Foundation EHR to replace several legacy systemsOracle newsroom, January 12, 2026 for Community Memorial Hospital (opens in a new tab)
Hillsboro HealthHillsboro, IllinoisCritical access hospitalSelected Oracle Health Foundation EHR and Clinical AI AgentOracle newsroom, February 11, 2026 for Hillsboro Health (opens in a new tab)
Mt. San Rafael Hospital and ClinicsTrinidad, ColoradoCritical access hospitalSelected Oracle Health Foundation EHR and Clinical AI AgentOracle newsroom, December 16, 2025 for Mt. San Rafael Hospital and Clinics (opens in a new tab)
Marshall Browning HospitalDu Quoin, IllinoisCritical access hospitalSelected Oracle Health CommunityWorks to replace its legacy EHROracle newsroom, November 14, 2025 for Marshall Browning Hospital (opens in a new tab)
Baraga County Memorial HospitalL'Anse, MichiganCritical access hospitalSelected Oracle Health CommunityWorks, expanding a five-year Oracle relationshipOracle newsroom, November 10, 2025 for Baraga County Memorial Hospital (opens in a new tab)

Scroll sideways to see every column.

These public examples are not the HCPContacts Oracle Health list and say nothing about its size. EHR relationships change, so confirm any single row before relying on it. Beacon Health System's source is trade coverage; the others are the provider's, Oracle's or the government's own. HCPContacts is not affiliated with these providers or with Oracle.

Sources & notes

Each relationship comes from the source linked in its row.

  1. U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

  2. Universal Health Services

  3. Baystate Health

  4. Huntsville Hospital Health System

  5. Quorum Health

  6. AtlantiCare

  7. Beacon Health System

  8. Southwest General

  9. Nashville General Hospital

  10. Community Memorial Hospital

  11. Hillsboro Health

  12. Mt. San Rafael Hospital and Clinics

  13. Marshall Browning Hospital

  14. Baraga County Memorial Hospital

Market context

Oracle Health's Presence in U.S. Healthcare

Oracle does not publish a count of its EHR customers on its Oracle Health pages. These are the footprint figures Oracle and its largest government customer do publish, each measuring something different.

Oracle Health EHR Market Share

KLAS Research's US Acute Care EHR Market Share 2026 report, covering contracts signed in 2025, places Oracle Health second among acute care EHR vendors: 21.9% of U.S. acute care hospitals, and 20.4% when measured by beds.

The same report shows the installed base shrinking. Oracle Health ended 2025 down 56 hospitals and 14,676 beds, with the heaviest losses among small health systems, and all but three of those hospitals moved to Epic. For vendors, that means Oracle Health accounts include both long-term customers and organizations weighing a change.

Source: Healthsystem CIO, reporting on the KLAS US Acute Care EHR Market Share 2026 report (source for Oracle Health market share) (opens in a new tab), May 14, 2026. The full KLAS report requires a KLAS login. These figures cover acute care hospitals only.

These figures describe Oracle Health's business and the VA program. They are not HCPContacts record counts.

Products

Oracle Health Products and Capabilities

Current product names, checked against Oracle's own pages in September 2026. Providers license different combinations, and two EHRs now carry the Oracle Health name.

Why the platform matters for integration and services

For interoperability vendors, integrators and consultants, knowing which Oracle Health environment a provider runs frames the conversation. Oracle runs a partner validation program for the established platform, Oracle Validated: Oracle Health Millennium Platform (opens in a new tab). The newer Oracle Health EHR is a separate product, so a provider adopting it may take on new integration and training work. Whether a particular product connects to Oracle Health depends on that product; using Oracle Health does not mean any given integration is in place.

Decision-makers

Decision-Makers at Companies Using Oracle Health

EHR decisions are rarely one person's call. IT runs the system, informatics shapes how clinicians use it, and finance and procurement join whenever contracts or budgets move. At a critical access hospital, one person may cover several of these roles.

  • Healthcare IT

    Runs the Oracle Health environment day to day: applications, hosting, interfaces and upgrades.

    • Chief Information Officer
    • Chief Technology Officer
    • VP Information Technology
    • IT Director
    • Enterprise Applications Director
    • Applications Director
    • EHR Director

  • Clinical informatics

    Translates clinical needs into system design and leads clinician adoption and optimization.

    • Chief Medical Information Officer
    • Chief Nursing Informatics Officer
    • VP Clinical Informatics
    • Clinical Informatics Director
    • Clinical Systems Director

  • Operations

    Accountable for the units and sites whose workflows depend on the record.

    • Chief Operating Officer
    • Hospital Administrator
    • VP Operations
    • Operations Director

  • Procurement

    Runs sourcing and contracting when new systems, services or renewals are on the table.

    • Procurement Director
    • Purchasing Director
    • Strategic Sourcing Director
    • Supply Chain Director

  • Finance and revenue cycle

    Owns patient accounting, claims and collections, and the budget behind system decisions.

    • Chief Financial Officer
    • VP Revenue Cycle
    • Revenue Cycle Director
    • Patient Financial Services Director

Titles differ by provider and not every company has every role. For IT leaders at any hospital, see the hospital CIO email list; for the executives who sign off, the hospital CEO email list.

Who to contact

Who to Contact, Based on What You Sell

Suggested starting points. The right mix depends on the provider's size and structure.

Departments and decision-makers to consider at companies using Oracle Health, by what you sell
If you sellDepartments to reachDecision-makers to consider
Healthcare IT softwareIT, clinical informaticsCIO, IT Director, Clinical Informatics Director
Integration and interoperability servicesIT, applicationsCIO, Applications Director, interface or integration leads
CybersecurityIT, information securityCIO, CISO, Security Director
Revenue cycle technologyFinance, revenue cycleCFO, VP Revenue Cycle, Revenue Cycle Director
Healthcare consultingIT, operationsCIO, COO, EHR program leadership
Data and analyticsIT, analytics, informaticsCIO, Analytics Director, Clinical Informatics Director

Record contents

What Data Can Be Included in an Oracle Health Customers List?

Fields describe the person, the provider they work for and the technology it runs.

Decision-maker

  • First name
  • Last name
  • Job title
  • Department
  • Seniority
  • Business email
  • Business phone
  • LinkedIn profile, where available

Company or provider

  • Company or provider name
  • Provider type
  • Website
  • Employee size
  • Revenue range, where available
  • Specialty or facility type

Technology and location

  • EHR technology
  • City
  • State
  • Country

Available fields may vary by record and dataset.

Sample

Sample Oracle Health Customer Data

How a delivered file is laid out. Your real sample comes from your own selection.

Illustrative, masked sample of Oracle Health customer contact records
Executive NameJob TitleBusiness EmailCompanyCompany TypeTechnologyWebsitePhoneLinkedInCityStateCountry
C*** L***Chief Information Officerc*****@example-regional.orgExample Regional Medical CenterHospitalOracle Healthexample-regional.org(816) ***-**42linkedin.com/in/c*****Kansas CityMOUnited States
F*** G***Chief Medical Information Officerf*****@example-hs.orgSample Health PartnersHealth systemOracle Healthexample-hs.org(214) ***-**09linkedin.com/in/f*****DallasTXUnited States
K*** D***Applications Directork*****@example-university.eduExample University HospitalAcademic medical centerOracle Healthexample-university.edu(801) ***-**66linkedin.com/in/k*****Salt Lake CityUTUnited States
M*** O***Clinical Informatics Directorm*****@example-community.orgSample Community HospitalHospitalOracle Healthexample-community.org(405) ***-**31linkedin.com/in/m*****Oklahoma CityOKUnited States
P*** A***Revenue Cycle Directorp*****@example-hs.orgExample Southern HealthHealth systemOracle Healthexample-hs.org(205) ***-**87linkedin.com/in/p*****BirminghamALUnited States
S*** V***IT Directors*****@example-behavioral.orgSample Behavioral HealthBehavioral health providerOracle Healthexample-behavioral.org(610) ***-**53linkedin.com/in/s*****AllentownPAUnited States
V*** N***Supply Chain Directorv*****@example-regional.orgExample Plains HealthHealth systemOracle Healthexample-regional.org(316) ***-**20linkedin.com/in/v*****WichitaKSUnited States
Y*** E***VP Operationsy*****@example-kids.orgExample Children's Medical CenterChildren's hospitalOracle Healthexample-kids.org(602) ***-**74linkedin.com/in/y*****PhoenixAZUnited States

Placeholder names, companies, domains and profiles. These are not real contacts. Fields vary by record; scroll sideways on small screens.

Targeting

Build a Targeted Oracle Health Customers List

Start with the technology, then add the filters that match your market. We confirm the count before anything is delivered.

Available filters

  • Technology
  • Company type
  • Job title
  • Department
  • Seniority
  • State
  • City
  • Country
  • Employee size
  • Revenue range
  • Healthcare specialty

Employee size and revenue range apply where the company record includes them.

Find Companies Using Oracle Health by Geography

Select the whole United States or narrow to specific states and cities, for example when territories are split by region or you sell into one state's hospital market. The count for your geography comes with your request.

Find Oracle Health Customers by Company Type

Choose hospitals, health systems, critical access hospitals, behavioral health providers or clinics, alone or combined. Add employee size or revenue range, where available, to separate multi-hospital systems from rural hospitals.

Use cases

How Businesses Can Use an Oracle Health Customers List

Ways the data supports sales and marketing work. Running Oracle Health does not make a provider a buyer, and outcomes depend on your offer.

  • Account-based marketingGroup Oracle Health accounts by size and region, then plan messages around the platform they run.
  • Healthcare IT salesPut products that sit alongside the record in front of the IT and informatics teams that manage it.
  • Integration servicesReach the applications and interface teams at providers running Oracle Health, where connecting systems is ongoing work.
  • Healthcare consultingOffer optimization, upgrade, training or transition support to providers on the platform, with no assumption about current projects.
  • CybersecurityReach the IT and security leaders responsible for protecting hospital systems and patient data.
  • Data and analyticsFind analytics and informatics leaders who work with data coming out of the EHR.
  • Revenue cycle solutionsTalk to finance and patient accounting leaders about billing, coding and collections tools.
  • Medical technologyPlan device and clinical-system conversations knowing which EHR the provider's clinicians document in.
  • Healthcare suppliersAdd technology context to account lists so outreach reaches the right department sooner.

Buyers

Who Uses Oracle Health Installed-Base Data?

Teams whose product, service or message depends on the EHR a provider runs.

  • Healthcare software companies
  • Healthcare IT vendors
  • Integration companies
  • Cybersecurity companies
  • Healthcare consultants
  • Cloud and infrastructure providers
  • Data and analytics companies
  • Revenue cycle vendors
  • Medical device companies
  • Healthcare suppliers
  • System integrators
  • Healthcare marketing teams
  • Healthcare sales teams

EHR landscape

Oracle Health and Other EHR Platforms

U.S. hospitals run a small number of EHR platforms, while clinics and practices choose from a wider field. The platforms below are listed for navigation, not ranked. Many hospitals that left Oracle Health in 2025 moved to Epic; see the Epic customers list, or every platform on the EHR hub.

Oracle, Oracle Health, Cerner and other product names are trademarks of their owners. HCPContacts is not affiliated with, endorsed by or a partner of Oracle or any vendor named here.

How it works

From Companies Using Oracle Health to Healthcare Decision-Makers

A technology list is only the first filter. The value is in reaching the people who decide.

  1. Select technologyOracle Health, including providers you know as Cerner sites.
  2. Identify companiesHospitals, health systems, community hospitals.
  3. Select decision-makersCIO, CMIO, IT, informatics, operations, procurement.
  4. Apply targetingGeography, company type, role, size.
  5. Build your audienceBusiness contacts for the people who decide.

Data quality

HCPContacts Data Quality

These standards apply to the contact data we deliver. They are not a measure of Oracle Health's installed base.

  • 99%

    Data accuracy

    Measured at point of delivery

  • 97%

    Email deliverability

    Measured across delivered files

  • 100%

    Opt-In business contacts

    Business records only, no personal addresses

  • 48hrs

    Standard delivery

    Typical turnaround once scope is agreed

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Related Healthcare Data

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Frequently Asked Questions

Oracle Health, Cerner and the data, answered briefly.

It is a list of companies using Oracle Health, mainly hospitals and health systems, paired with business contacts for the people who manage and buy for their technology, such as the CIO, CMIO, IT directors and revenue cycle leaders.

Yes. Oracle acquired Cerner in a deal that closed on June 8, 2022, and the business became Oracle Health, Oracle's healthcare division. Many providers and job titles still use the Cerner name for the same systems.

Yes. Cerner is now part of Oracle Health, so providers still running Cerner systems are Oracle Health customers. Ask for either name and we check current availability for that technology.

Some long-time Cerner customers have moved to other EHRs, such as Intermountain Health, which went live on Epic in 2025. Tell us whether you need current Oracle Health users, and we confirm availability against that requirement.

Hospitals and health systems make up most of the installed base, along with community and critical access hospitals, federal health systems such as the VA, behavioral health operators and ambulatory providers. The examples table names providers with a public source.

Records can include name, job title, department, seniority, business email, business phone and LinkedIn profile, plus the company's name, type, website, location, size and EHR technology. Available fields may vary by record and dataset.

Yes. You can combine job title, department and seniority with state, city, company type, employee size and revenue range, where the record carries them.

IT leaders such as the CIO and applications directors, clinical informatics leaders such as the CMIO, and operations, procurement, finance and revenue cycle leaders. Titles differ from one provider to the next.

Yes, per request. We do not publish a fixed number because the count depends on your selection. Send your requirements and we check current availability.

No. HCPContacts is not affiliated with, endorsed by or a partner of Oracle, Oracle Health or Cerner. The names are used only to describe the technology providers use.

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