The partnership coincides with the rollout of Oracle Health’s next-generation EHR.
CereCore, a leading healthcare IT services provider, has announced its partnership with Oracle through the company’s enhanced partner program. The collaboration aims to expand CereCore’s capabilities in IT infrastructure, optimization, application management, and specialized support for healthcare organizations using Oracle Health platforms.
The partnership coincides with the launch of Oracle Health’s next-generation electronic health record (EHR), which leverages advanced AI to streamline and improve clinical workflows. Healthcare organizations are encouraged to assess and strengthen their technology ecosystems, focusing on infrastructure, data quality, and workflow standardization to fully benefit from these innovations.
Curtis Watkins, President and CEO of CereCore, said: “Healthcare organizations using Oracle Health seek partners who understand both the technology and clinical environment. Having long supported Cerner, now Oracle Health clients, this partnership formalizes our commitment to delivering specialized services that help healthcare systems succeed.”
As an Oracle partner, CereCore will provide 24/7 clinical and technical support through dedicated teams. Its services include infrastructure and network modernization, system migrations, performance optimization, data quality improvement, application management, IT consulting, and staff augmentation—helping healthcare organizations maintain high-performing, resilient operations while preparing for future advancements.
The collaboration reinforces CereCore’s mission to equip healthcare organizations with technology that enhances efficiency, clinical outcomes, and patient care—leveraging Oracle Health’s growing role in healthcare digital transformation globally.
In a related development, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Canada recently selected Oracle Health for an AI-driven EHR system aimed at improving patient and caregiver experiences, reflecting the rising adoption of Oracle Health solutions in the sector.
