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Datelined "Austin, Texas—Nov 18, 2025": the EHR "is now certified and ready for adoption by ambulatory customers in the U.S."; PR Newswire[2] stamp 09:00 ET.- Start
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Oracle's AI-Powered EHR Wins ONC Certification for US Clinics
Oracle Health's new EHR earned ONC Health IT certification and met the DEA's e-prescribing rules for controlled substances, clearing US ambulatory clinics to adopt it.
- Oracle Health's next-generation EHR is certified and ready for adoption by US ambulatory customers[1][2]
- Oracle Health EHR v25 achieved ONC Health IT certification on 3 October 2025 (certification number 15.04.04.1221.Orac.25.00.1.251003)[1]
- It also met the DEA's Electronic Prescriptions for Controlled Substances (EPCS) requirements[1]
- It follows the August 2025 launch of the EHR for ambulatory providers[3]
Notable features
- AI embedded in every layer and workflow, built on a modern cloud architecture[1]
- Voice commands for information such as recent lab results and current medications[1]
- AI trained on clinical concepts that links conditions, medications and care pathways, with explainable recommendations[1]
- Open system: customers can extend Oracle's agents, build their own or integrate third-party models[1]