en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_Health
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David Feinberg (president and CEO)
David Feinberg is not Oracle Health’s current president and CEO. Oracle’s own biography says he is Chairman of Oracle Health, and that president/CEO was his previous role.
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This infobox entry is outdated. Oracle’s official biography for David Feinberg says “Chairman, Oracle Health” and explicitly states “Previously, David served as president and CEO of Cerner, now Oracle Health.” That means describing him in the present tense as Oracle Health’s "president and CEO" is incorrect.
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- Oracle Blogs — David Feinberg
As Chairman of Oracle Health, David Feinberg, MD, is committed to making healthcare more accessible, affordable, and equitable. ... Previously, David served as president and CEO of Cerner, now Oracle Health.
with over 9.5 million customers.
Oracle’s 9.5 million figure refers to Department of Defense beneficiaries served by one EHR deployment, not Oracle Health’s customer count. Oracle separately says it has more than 1,000 Oracle Health EHR customers.
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The article appears to confuse people served with customers. In Oracle’s May 3, 2024 announcement about the Department of Defense rollout, Oracle said the system supports “9.5 million beneficiaries”. Those are patients/beneficiaries using one large federal EHR system, not Oracle Health customers. Separately, Oracle’s September 18, 2024 product announcement says “More than 1,000 Oracle Health EHR customers” are using Oracle AI services. So the statement that Oracle Health has “over 9.5 million customers” is incorrect.
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- Oracle Electronic Health Record Live at 100% of the DoD’s Garrison Facilities Worldwide
The implementation will support 9.5 million beneficiaries and more than 205,000 providers at 3,750 locations.
- Oracle Delivers New Electronic Health Record Innovations
More than 1,000 Oracle Health EHR customers across six countries are already using Oracle AI-powered clinical tools and services.
Nasdaq: CERN
Oracle Health is not currently traded under the CERN ticker. Cerner’s shares were suspended and delisted from Nasdaq when Oracle completed the acquisition in June 2022.
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This claim is no longer true. Cerner ceased being a separately traded public company when Oracle closed the acquisition. In a June 8, 2022 Form 8-K, Cerner disclosed that it notified Nasdaq that trading of Cerner common stock would be suspended and the stock delisted, and that Cerner had become a wholly owned subsidiary of Oracle. So presenting Oracle Health as currently “Traded as Nasdaq: CERN” is incorrect.
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- Cerner Corporation Form 8-K filed June 8, 2022
On June 8, 2022, Cerner notified the Nasdaq Global Select Market that the merger had become effective and requested that Nasdaq suspend trading of Cerner common stock before market open on June 8, 2022 and file a Form 25 to delist the common stock.