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Latest full-year results from official filings.
Not stock-market listed and no listed parent identified, so no public annual accounts were found.
Financial health not assessed; a credit-agency licence (e.g. Dun & Bradstreet) would be needed.
Credible news about incidents, disputes, legal action or restructuring in the last 24 months.
Dec 2025: the State of Texas sued Epic, alleging an illegal monopoly in electronic health records; Epic calls the suit misguided and faces separate antitrust suits from competitors. Jan 2026: Epic sued Health Gorilla, alleging fraudulent access to about 300,000 patient records.
Data breaches, cyber incidents, regulator action and assurance status.
Sep 2026: Epic disclosed security flaws, found with an AI model, that could let attackers access records undetected, and paused some product development to patch them. No exploitation was reported. NHS DSPT status not yet checked.
Recalls, safety notices, regulator action and clinical safety concerns.
Not yet researched.
Contract delivery, go-lives, terminations and disputes.
UK example: East Suffolk and North Essex NHS FT went live in Oct 2025; its Jan 2026 board review reported no system failure and strong MyChart uptake, with the system in stabilisation.