Hospitals using a predictive model that identifies patients at risk of deterioration to prompt interventions reported decreasing mortality by up to 17%, with RWJBarnabas Health estimating it contributed to more than 500 lives saved since early 2023 and North Memorial Health estimating 126 lives saved annually since full health system adoption. In combination with updated processes, risk scores led to secondary benefits like decreasing disruptive overnight vital checks at Lehigh Valley Health Network and improving end-of-life care at RWJBarnabas Health.

Reach Out and Read is a national nonprofit in the U.S. that champions the positive effects of shared reading. The program supports primary care clinicians in providing the parents of children ages 0-5 with guidance about the importance of building healthy relationships and encouraging parents to make reading with their child part of their daily routine. Healthcare organizations that participate in Reach Out and Read can use Epic to support conversations about shared reading.

University of Utah Health implemented depression screening in MyChart across all outpatient care departments and used reports in Epic to support centralized follow-up. As a result, patients who have a positive depression screen receive outreach calls and follow-up behavioral healthcare more consistently without having to wait for long periods: lag times decreased from an average of twenty weeks to just three days.

Advocate Health and WellSpan Health are seeing positive results from care models that incorporate virtual nurses. Across 25 hospitals that use virtual nurses, Advocate Health saw 43,000 hours saved for bedside nurses in 2024. WellSpan Health also reports time savings and has seen an 8% decrease in nurse turnover at one hospital. Both organizations have observed improvements in patient experience.