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EHR market share in North Carolina: Epic runs 56% of hospital EHRs

Epic is the inpatient EHR at 70 of the 124 North Carolina hospitals with an EHR on file in the Dmand AI database, 56%. Oracle Cerner follows with 19 hospitals (15%), then MEDITECH with 13 (10%). Counted on October 28, 2026.

Supreet Gupta, Co-founder and Chief Product Officer, Dmand AI

Updated Data: Dmand AI database

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North Carolina hospitals with an inpatient EHR on file, of 130
124
run Epic, the most common EHR in North Carolina
56%
of US hospitals run Epic, for comparison
38%
run one of the four largest EHRs in North Carolina
90%

Which EHR do North Carolina hospitals use?

North Carolina hospitals run 13 different inpatient EHRs. The chart shows the four that run the most of them.

Epic runs more North Carolina hospitals than any other EHR

Hospitals by inpatient EHR, 124 hospitals, October 2026
  1. Epic70
  2. Oracle Cerner19
  3. MEDITECH13
  4. U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs9
  5. 9 other EHRs13

Source: Dmand AI database, October 28, 2026. One EHR per hospital.

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How North Carolina compares with US hospitals

North Carolina is number 18 of 54 states, DC and territories by hospitals with an inpatient EHR on file. The table puts the share of each of the four largest EHRs in North Carolina beside its share of all 5,507 US hospitals with one.

Hospitals with an inpatient EHR on file in North Carolina, by EHR, with the US share
EHRHospitalsShare in North CarolinaShare in the US
Epic7056%38%
Oracle Cerner1915%23%
MEDITECH1310%13%
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs97%–
9 other EHRs1310%–
Hospitals with an inpatient EHR on file in North Carolina, by EHR, with the US shareSource: Dmand AI database, October 28, 2026.

How we counted hospital EHR market share

Universe
North Carolina hospitals with a CMS certification number in the Dmand AI database: 130 hospitals.
What counts
The inpatient EHR recorded for each hospital. 124 hospitals have one on file; the other 6 are left out of every share on this page.
One EHR each
Each hospital counts once, under one EHR. Shares are of hospitals, not of beds or revenue.
US shares
The same count for all US hospitals with an inpatient EHR on file, on the same date.
Date
Counted on October 28, 2026. Refreshed monthly; the Updated date changes only when a count changes.
What this page does not show

Counts by EHR and place only. This page never names the EHR at a single hospital; that is in the Dmand AI app, on each hospital's profile. State pages name the four largest EHRs in the state and count the rest together. Ambulatory EHRs at clinics and physician practices are not counted.

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Dmand AI. "EHR market share in North Carolina." Dmand AI Insights, updated October 28, 2026. https://dmand.ai/insights/ehr-market-share/north-carolina

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  1. Hospital technology and inpatient EHR recordsDmand AI database
Supreet Gupta

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Supreet Gupta

Co-founder and Chief Product Officer, Dmand AI

Supreet is the co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Dmand AI. He leads the product and the healthcare data behind it, and writes Selling Into Healthcare, a newsletter on how US health systems buy.

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What is the most used EHR in North Carolina hospitals?

Epic. It is the inpatient EHR at 70 of the 124 North Carolina hospitals with an EHR on file in the Dmand AI database, 56%, as of October 28, 2026.

Which other EHRs do North Carolina hospitals use?

After Epic, the largest are Oracle Cerner with 19 hospitals (15%), MEDITECH with 13 (10%) and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs with 9 (7%). In all, 13 EHRs are recorded at North Carolina hospitals. The EHR at each hospital is in the Dmand AI app.

How does North Carolina compare with the US?

Epic runs 56% of North Carolina hospitals with an EHR on file and 38% of all US hospitals with one. North Carolina is number 18 of 54 states, DC and territories by hospitals with an EHR on file.

How often is this data updated?

Monthly. The counts come from the Dmand AI database, and the Updated date changes only when a count changes.

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