Clinicians at Ochsner Health, Froedtert ThedaCare Health, Denver Health, and Summit Health will now know right away whether a health insurer’s authorization is needed prior to providing treatment.

Nurses at Mount Sinai Medical Center are the first in Florida to adopt Chart with Art, Epic’s AI charting, for nursing documentation—freeing up more of their time for human connection at the bedside.

With one click, clinicians can now retrieve diagnostic-quality images from other health systems—and patients can “ditch the disc.”

This magazine is an annual guide to share what’s growing, blooming, and taking root across the Epic community. The fourth volume brings together stories of innovation, insights into available programs, and a behind-the-scenes look into Epic. Just like its namesake, the Farmer’s Almanac, this publication is meant to help healthcare organizations prepare for what’s ahead—with a few moments of fun along the way.

Epic is helping clinicians coordinate care faster, reduce unnecessary testing, and strengthen recruitment at a rural, independent hospital.

From infusion chart prep to discharge rounds, Epic's Agent Factory is helping clinical teams at health systems large and small.

Two-way integration reduces documentation workload for clinicians while improving patient safety.

At UNC Health, Riverside Health, and WakeMed, nurses reduce documentation time and improve patient & family communication with the help of Art, Epic’s AI for clinicians.

Organizations report on the benefits of Teamwork—the first application in EpicOps, Epic’s integrated Enterprise Resource Planning suite built for healthcare.

Detection criteria and care path built into Epic EHR help clinicians identify sepsis in maternal patients sooner and reduce time to treatment.