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EHR market share in 2026: Epic runs 38% of US hospital EHRs

Which inpatient EHR US hospitals run, by EHR, hospital size and state, counted every month in the Dmand AI database.

EHR market share by state

Every state has its own page, with each EHR beside its share of all US hospitals. Pick a state on the map or from the list.

EpicOracle CernerMEDITECH
The inpatient EHR that runs the most hospitals in each state
StateRuns the most hospitals
AlabamaOracle Cerner: 26% (18 of 68 hospitals)
AlaskaOracle Cerner: 47% (7 of 15 hospitals)
ArizonaOracle Cerner: 53% (42 of 80 hospitals)
ArkansasEpic: 28% (19 of 67 hospitals)
CaliforniaEpic: 31% (81 of 263 hospitals)
ColoradoEpic: 37% (27 of 73 hospitals)
ConnecticutEpic: 57% (12 of 21 hospitals)
DelawareOracle Cerner: 42% (5 of 12 hospitals)
District of ColumbiaOracle Cerner: 50% (4 of 8 hospitals)
FloridaOracle Cerner: 36% (95 of 267 hospitals)
GeorgiaEpic: 43% (70 of 164 hospitals)
HawaiiEpic: 54% (14 of 26 hospitals)
IdahoEpic: 31% (15 of 48 hospitals)
IllinoisEpic: 50% (97 of 195 hospitals)
IndianaEpic: 33% (53 of 161 hospitals)
IowaEpic: 43% (52 of 122 hospitals)
KansasOracle Cerner: 36% (52 of 144 hospitals)
KentuckyEpic: 32% (36 of 113 hospitals)
LouisianaEpic: 27% (48 of 177 hospitals)
MaineOracle Cerner: 40% (14 of 35 hospitals)
MarylandEpic: 40% (23 of 57 hospitals)
MassachusettsEpic: 42% (39 of 93 hospitals)
MichiganEpic: 47% (74 of 156 hospitals)
MinnesotaEpic: 75% (103 of 137 hospitals)
MississippiEpic: 32% (35 of 109 hospitals)
MissouriEpic: 38% (48 of 127 hospitals)
MontanaOracle Cerner: 24% (15 of 63 hospitals)
NebraskaEpic: 28% (27 of 95 hospitals)
NevadaOracle Cerner: 42% (21 of 50 hospitals)
New HampshireEpic: 31% (9 of 29 hospitals)
New JerseyEpic: 56% (50 of 89 hospitals)
New MexicoEpic: 29% (15 of 52 hospitals)
New YorkEpic: 46% (87 of 191 hospitals)
North CarolinaEpic: 56% (70 of 124 hospitals)
North DakotaEpic: 50% (25 of 50 hospitals)
OhioEpic: 64% (134 of 211 hospitals)
OklahomaEpic: 39% (55 of 142 hospitals)
OregonEpic: 68% (43 of 63 hospitals)
PennsylvaniaEpic: 50% (104 of 210 hospitals)
Rhode IslandEpic: 43% (6 of 14 hospitals)
South CarolinaEpic: 48% (41 of 85 hospitals)
South DakotaMEDITECH: 40% (25 of 62 hospitals)
TennesseeOracle Cerner: 36% (50 of 140 hospitals)
TexasOracle Cerner: 26% (137 of 537 hospitals)
UtahOracle Cerner: 48% (26 of 54 hospitals)
VermontOracle Cerner: 31% (5 of 16 hospitals)
VirginiaEpic: 56% (61 of 108 hospitals)
WashingtonEpic: 60% (59 of 98 hospitals)
West VirginiaEpic: 32% (19 of 59 hospitals)
WisconsinEpic: 73% (110 of 150 hospitals)
WyomingOracle Cerner: 45% (13 of 29 hospitals)
Source: Dmand AI database, October 28, 2026. Hospitals with an inpatient EHR on file. 50 states and DC on the map.

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