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Always on the leading edge of technology, Mercy has been named one of the Most Wired organizations in health care for the 17th time, according to the annual digital health survey by the College of Healthcare Information Management (CHIME). 

Thanks in large part to the efforts of Mercy Technology Services teams, Mercy earned Level 9 rankings from CHIME in the Acute, Ambulatory and Long-Term Care categories, indicating performance in the top 9% of the 30,000+ health systems surveyed. 

Once again, St. Louis-based Mercy health system has earned enterprise-level re-accreditation for Epic’s Community Connect program, one of only 15% of the nearly 200 Epic service providers worldwide to be so recognized. 

Almost a month into the COVID-19 outbreak in the U.S., health systems are continuing to roll out health IT support for their coronavirus responses. Mercy’s Epic EHR team has worked hard to stay ahead of the curve. By stepping up efforts to implement and refine Epic’s Travel Advisory module, they were able to offer a key tool to providers in the early phases of the outbreak.

Accreditation enables MTS to extend electronic health record services to hospitals nationwide

The health IT division of St. Louis’ Mercy health system, Mercy Technology Services (MTS) has been named one of only 13 providers out of nearly 200 worldwide to earn enterprise-level accreditation for Epic’s Community Connect program.