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Ten community health organizations, including three tribal health organizations and a rural Minnesota hospital recognized among the nation’s best, went live on the OCHIN Epic electronic health record platform during the second quarter of 2026.

More than 1,300 OCHIN members, partners and staff gathered in New Orleans in May for the 2026 Learning Forum, an annual event designed to meet members where they are in their journey to connect and transform care.

Twelve community health organizations in eight states—including the first member in Michigan—went live on OCHIN Epic during the final quarter of 2025, bringing the total number of organizations that implemented the premier electronic health record (EHR) platform for automation last year to 32.

The 2026 Learning Forum, taking place May 11-14 in New Orleans, offers actionable strategies and collaborative learning that help members thrive in a rapidly changing health care environment.  

OCHIN has gone live on the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA) through its OCHIN Epic platform, reaching another milestone in interoperability and data security.

The OCHIN network has joined an elite group of Epic users worldwide by reaching the Gold Stars Level 10 designation in Epic configuration, setting a new benchmark in electronic health record excellence.

OCHIN members and partners from across the country gathered in Nashville this April for the annual OCHIN Learning Forum, celebrating a significant milestone: 25 years of innovation, collaboration and impact across the OCHIN network.

Five health centers and two rural hospitals went live on OCHIN Epic during the first quarter of 2025, including OCHIN’s first Epic member in South Dakota.

Five health centers went live on OCHIN Epic during the final quarter of 2024.

OCHIN members and partners from across the country gathered in New Orleans last week for the largest-ever OCHIN Learning Forum.