Cerner

by Oracle Health (formerly Cerner)

Comprehensive health IT solutions for hospitals and health systems.

Strong hospital features
Good interoperability
Oracle backing
Cloud, On-Premise
- Telehealth - Patient Portal - E-Prescribing - Mobile App
Hospital Large (26-100 providers)
4.5
Ease of Use
4.0
Features
4.6
Support
4.3
Value
4.0
Starting at Custom Quote

Overview

Cerner (now part of Oracle Health) is a major healthcare technology company providing EHR solutions for hospitals and health systems. It offers comprehensive clinical and administrative capabilities.

Key Features

Cerner Millennium provides clinical documentation, computerized physician order entry, revenue cycle management, and population health tools. Oracle is investing heavily in AI and cloud capabilities.

Best For

Hospitals, health systems, and large ambulatory organizations.

Built for: Cardiology, OB/GYN, Primary Care — Large (26-100 providers)

Pros & Cons

Strengths

  • + Strong hospital features
  • + Good interoperability
  • + Oracle backing
  • + Cloud options

Limitations

  • - Expensive
  • - Complex implementation
  • - Transition period with Oracle

Pricing

Starting at Custom Quote custom pricing
Price Range $200K - $50M+
Implementation $500K - $50M+
Free Trial No

What Users Say

"Solid system with good flexibility. The transition to Oracle has been smooth so far."
Dr. Mark Thompson Hospital CIO 4/5

How It Compares

Cerner 4.5
WebPT 4.3
ModMed 4.3
Starting Price
Custom Quote
$99/month
$99/month
$500/month
Telehealth
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Patient Portal
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Free Trial
-
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The Bottom Line

Cerner (now Oracle Health) offers robust hospital-grade features with growing cloud capabilities. The Oracle acquisition brings uncertainty but also potential for innovation.