The electronic health record vendor Epic said its vaccine credential technology is now available to 25 million individuals through their MyChart account.

“Once we got buy-in, we went up to 25 million over the course of four weeks,” Nick Frenzer, implementation executive at Epic, told Healthcare IT News.

Epic is a founding member of the Vaccine Credential Initiative, which has been working for months to develop technology aimed at making it easier for users to share their COVID-19 vaccination records.

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