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Find health systems and hospitals running Epic across the United States.
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Find Epic Users in the USA & Worldwide. Reach the Right Decision-Makers.
Epic is the system of record at many of the largest health systems in the USA and across international markets, carrying the clinical record, scheduling, operating room, lab, pharmacy and billing for the whole organization.
Looking for a list of companies using Epic? You are in the right place. Choose the locations, company types, industries, size bands and job titles you want to target, and we will build the list for you.
We do not publish a customer count for Epic. Every list is built to order, and we confirm the exact count for your filters before you order.
Tell us who you sell to and we will send a free sample in CSV or Excel.
r***@samplesilverbrook.com+1 608 ***-4415Market presence
Epic is the most widely deployed acute care EHR in the United States. Health systems, academic medical centers, children’s hospitals and their ambulatory networks run it as a single system of record across every site.
Find health systems and hospitals running Epic across the United States.
Target Epic users in Canada, the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific.
Reach the large, centralised health systems where Epic is the system of record.
Connect with CIOs, CMIOs, Epic program leads and clinical informatics teams.
KLAS Research puts Epic at 43.7% of US acute care hospitals and 56.9% of beds. That is from KLAS’s 2026 US acute care EHR market share report, covering purchasing activity through 2025. It is KLAS’s measurement of the market, not a count of the records we hold, and this page keeps the two apart. Epic accounts skew large and centralised, which is why the job titles below matter more than the company count.
The KLAS figures describe how much of the market Epic has. We publish no count of our own Epic records, and no state-level or industry-level figures. Every list is built to order and we confirm your count before you order.
How it works
Find the right executives at health systems running Epic. Choose the job titles, locations, industries and size bands you want to target, and get business contact details for your sales or marketing campaign.
Each stage hands something to the next. The platform tells us which systems to look at, the system tells us which job titles matter, and the executive is who the contact details belong to.
Company types
Epic runs across the acute care market, from single hospitals to systems with dozens of sites on one instance. Choose the categories you sell into and we find the accounts inside them.
Target multi-hospital systems standardized on a single Epic instance.
Find individual hospitals running Epic for clinical care and orders.
Reach teaching hospitals that combine clinical care, research and training.
Target IDNs running Epic across hospitals, clinics and post-acute sites.
Find pediatric systems and their clinical informatics leadership.
Reach specialty centers running Epic alongside their service lines.
Target the outpatient clinics running EpicCare inside a larger system.
Find smaller hospitals running Epic hosted by a larger health system.
Reach employed and affiliated groups inside an Epic network.
Target payer and public health organizations using Epic's health plan tools.
Not every organization in these categories uses Epic. We find the ones that do, then match them to the job titles you name.
About the software
Epic is the software a health system runs its clinical and business operation on. It holds the patient record and the work around it: orders and results, documentation, scheduling, operating room, lab, pharmacy, and billing through to payment.
Large systems usually run one Epic instance across every hospital and clinic they own, so a decision made once applies everywhere. Almost anything else they buy has to connect to it.
That is what makes the install base worth knowing. An Epic account is a large buyer with a capital budget, a committee that signs off, and usually an Epic team of its own. If you sell clinical software, integration work, consulting, devices or revenue cycle services, knowing who runs Epic tells you who to approach and what they have.
Epic modules an account can be running
These are Epic module names and what each one is for. Ask for a module filter and we confirm what coverage is available before you order.
Who it is for
Companies that sell into large health systems use this list to find the right accounts and reach the whole buying group inside them.
Find health systems using Epic that fit your clinical software roadmap.
Reach the teams responsible for interfaces, APIs and data exchange with Epic.
Target informatics and analytics leadership at large Epic systems.
Find systems that match your territory, service line and capital cycle.
Reach systems planning an implementation, upgrade or optimization.
Target health systems running Resolute with coding and denials services.
Find systems that match your clinical and technical staffing focus.
Build campaigns aimed at health system marketing, digital and experience teams.
Targeting
Build the list around the market you want to reach. Choose a country, a US state, a company type, an industry, a size band and a job title. Combine as many as you want.
Want something narrower, like one state or one Epic module?Ask for a custom segment
Direct outreach
Request an email list focused on health systems using Epic and the executives you want to reach inside them. Tell us the market and the job titles, and the file is assembled around that brief.
Named executives, not switchboards. Work addresses that belong to a person at the system's domain, not an info@ or a main line.
The Epic team, not just the C-suite. Large systems run their own Epic organization. Ask for program leads and analysts as well as the CIO.
Checked, then delivered. We check the business email and phone we hold for each record before the file goes out.
Loads straight into your CRM. CSV or Excel with plain column names, mapped to your own template on request.
Sample data — for illustration only. Fields can include the ones above, and are included where we hold them.
Account to contact
This one starts from the account. We identify the health systems running Epic, then attach the executive contact information that makes them reachable. A list of system names is not a campaign; a named CMIO with a business email is.
Sample data
This is the shape of a delivered file, with the fields a row carries. Request a free sample and you get rows built to your own filters.
| Company Name | Location | Industry | Epic Technology | Executive Name | Job Title | Business Email | Business Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SSSample Silverbrook Health Network | Madison, Wisconsin | Hospitals & health systems | EpicCare + MyChart | Rafael Montoya | Epic Program Director | r***@samplesilverbrook.com | +1 608 ***-4415 |
| SHSample Hollyfield Medical Center | Sacramento, California | Hospitals & health systems | EpicCare + OpTime | Yasmin Haddad | Chief Medical Information Officer | y***@samplehollyfield.com | +1 916 ***-7208 |
| SPSample Pinehollow University Health | Ann Arbor, Michigan | Academic medicine | EpicCare + Cogito | Gunnar Eriksen | Chief Information Officer | g***@samplepinehollow.com | +1 734 ***-3690 |
| SMSample Marrowfield Children's Health | Columbus, Ohio | Pediatric healthcare | EpicCare + MyChart | Talia Bergstrom | VP Clinical Informatics | t***@samplemarrowfield.com | +1 614 ***-1852 |
| SDSample Duneport Regional Health | Charleston, South Carolina | Hospitals & health systems | EpicCare + Resolute | Obadiah Nwosu | Director of Revenue Cycle | o***@sampleduneport.com | +1 843 ***-9047 |
| SWSample Wexmoor Cancer Center | Houston, Texas | Specialty healthcare | EpicCare + Beaker | Annika Lindholm | Director of Clinical Applications | a***@samplewexmoor.com | +1 713 ***-5533 |
| SBSample Brackenridge Health Alliance | Portland, Maine | Healthcare | EpicCare + Willow | Kwame Osei-Bonsu | Chief Nursing Information Officer | k***@samplebrackenridge.com | +1 207 ***-2764 |
| SCSample Calloway Ambulatory Group | Phoenix, Arizona | Ambulatory healthcare | EpicCare Ambulatory | Marisol Quintero | Epic Analyst | m***@samplecalloway.com | +1 602 ***-6119 |
| SFSample Foxglove Community Hospital | Boise, Idaho | Healthcare | Epic Community Connect | Declan Fairweather | Health IT Director | d***@samplefoxglove.com | +1 208 ***-8375 |
| SRSample Rookwood Integrated Health | Minneapolis, Minnesota | Hospitals & health systems | EpicCare + Radiant | Ingeborg Falk | Chief Digital Officer | i***@samplerookwood.com | +1 612 ***-4926 |
Named customers
Ten US health systems publicly documented as Epic users, some live and some mid-implementation. Your list is built the same way: real accounts, confirmed against a source, then matched to the decision-makers you name.
| Company Name | Location | Industry | Revenue | Employee Size | Status | Documented |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| THTrinity Health | Livonia, Michigan | Non-profit health system | $5B+* | 10,000+* | Live | Trade press, 2026 |
| CCCleveland Clinic | Cleveland, Ohio | Academic health system | $5B+* | 10,000+* | Live | Trade press, 2026 |
| AHAdvocate Health | Charlotte, North Carolina | Non-profit health system | $5B+* | 10,000+* | Live | Trade press, 2026 |
| KHKaleida Health | Buffalo, New York | Non-profit health system | $1B–$5B* | 5,000–10,000* | Live | Go-live May 2026 |
| MMMyMichigan Health | Midland, Michigan | Non-profit health system | $1B–$5B* | 5,000–10,000* | Live | Go-live Feb 2026 |
| CHChristianaCare | Wilmington, Delaware | Academic health system | $1B–$5B* | 10,000+* | Implementing | Go-live Oct 2026 |
| PSPenn State Health | Hershey, Pennsylvania | Academic health system | $1B–$5B* | 10,000+* | Implementing | Live late 2026 |
| IHInspira Health | Vineland, New Jersey | Non-profit health system | $500M–$1B* | 5,000–10,000* | Implementing | Live summer 2026 |
| MCMed Center Health | Bowling Green, Kentucky | Community health system | $500M–$1B* | 1,000–5,000* | Implementing | Rollout through 2026 |
| NCNicklaus Children's Health System | Miami, Florida | Pediatric health system | $1B–$5B* | 1,000–5,000* | Implementing | Complete summer 2027 |
Where they are
Target health systems using Epic by state, city, company type, industry, size band and job title. Order the whole country, a handful of states, or a single metro around your territory.
How the list narrows
Health system territories are usually drawn by state or region, so most orders start with a short list of states and add company type and job title on top.
No state-level counts published. We do not publish how many Epic accounts sit in each state. We confirm the exact count for your filters before you order.
Sales and marketing
Eight ways teams use the file once it lands.
Find health systems using Epic and reach the executives who own your category.
Build focused campaigns around the systems you want to win.
Identify Epic accounts that match your ideal customer profile.
Build account lists around Epic systems and target the whole buying group.
Reach systems building on Epic's APIs and app marketplace.
Find systems mid-implementation, upgrade or optimization.
Target Resolute systems with coding, denials and billing offerings.
Identify systems that may fit a partnership or co-development strategy.
Data collection
We identify organizations associated with Epic through business data sources and technology signals. We then match those accounts with relevant executives and business contact details.
The data is reviewed and verified before delivery, so the list you get is aimed at the right systems and the right decision-makers.
Not every organization running Epic can be identified, and we do not claim otherwise. What we can confirm, we tell you. What we cannot, we leave out of the file.
Data behind this page was last checked .
What you get
Account details and executive details arrive in one row, ready to load into your CRM.
A record can include all of the above. Fields are included where we hold them, so not every record carries every field. Files ship as CSV or Excel, mapped to your own column names on request.
How it is built
Six choices from your target market to a file you can send. The sample comes before any money changes hands.
Then we target the accounts, match the executives, verify the contacts and deliver the list.
How we check it
Six steps, and this is what “checked” means on this page. The process is designed to reduce invalid business contacts and make the delivered list more useful.
We do not promise a delivery rate, a bounce rate or a response rate. Tell us about a bad record and we review it and apply our replacement policy.
Built for teams selling into health systems, where the account matters more than the volume.
Build lists around the health systems and executives you actually want to reach.
Find organizations associated with Epic, then filter them by market and size.
Programme directors and analysts are often the ones who evaluate what you sell.
Business email and phone for those executives, where we hold it.
No off-the-shelf file. We build it to the targeting brief you send.
Review sample data before you buy. No card needed.
Custom build
Find the health systems running Epic and connect with the executives who matter to your campaign. Choose your target market, request a sample, and build the Epic customer list you need.
Knowledge base
Short answers to what buyers ask most.
An Epic Systems customers list helps you find the health systems and hospitals running Epic, together with business contact details for the executives and decision-makers you want to reach.
Companies using Epic are mostly larger, centralised providers, including:
According to KLAS Research's 2026 US acute care EHR market share report, Epic holds 43.7% of acute care hospitals and 56.9% of beds. That is KLAS's measurement of the market, not a count of the records we hold.
Yes. You can target Epic accounts across the United States, from a single metro up to the whole country. Narrow the list by:
Yes. Epic is used well beyond the USA, so you can build an Epic users list for one country or several together:
Depending on your requirements and what we hold, a record can include:
Yes. Large Epic accounts run their own Epic organization, so most buyers ask for several roles at the same system:
Yes. Name the systems you are pursuing and we build the list around those accounts, or pick the segments and company types you sell into and we find the Epic users inside them.
Yes. Order one state, a short list of states, a single city, or a whole country. Combine location with company type, industry, size band and job title in the same request.
Yes. Request a free sample built to your own filters and review the available data before you order. No card needed.
We check each record before delivery:
Yes, subject to applicable laws and your own compliance requirements. An Epic business email list can support:
Yes, and most orders are custom. Send your targeting brief and we build the list of health systems that use Epic around it, rather than selling you a stock file. We confirm the count for your filters before you order.
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