Just like the number of Mike & Ike flavors, Kit is expanding.
In November 2026, Kit’s supported column set is growing by 3.5X, giving developers more data types to run bulk analytics.
The Clarity data model is now available for license.
Developers interested in bulk data exchange now have a new option, opening another path for working with population-level data alongside Kit and Bulk FHIR, which remain available. #OpenatEpic
Connectors can also let Epic complete tasks in other apps. For example, a hospitalized patient could ask Emmie, Epic’s AI for patients, for a meal — and Emmie could place the order directly in the hospital’s dietary management app.
Connectors will work with Emmie, Art (Epic AI for clinicians), and Penny (Epic AI for revenue cycle and operational teams). They will also work with custom AI that healthcare organizations create in Agent Factory.
Healthcare organizations will be able to find developer-created Connectors on Epic Showroom starting in March 2027. Before enabling a Connector, they’ll be able to review what it can do, what information it can read, and what it can change.
For more details on how the industry is coming together to improve veteran care, check out Chris and Andrew’s session later this week at #OpenatEpic.
Tanvi from @Amazon joins us in Verona next week as we dive deeper into Prescription Marketplace.
Catch Wednesday’s session to learn more about how open data sharing and collaboration is ushering in a new prescription experience. #OpenatEpic
Introducing Prescription Marketplace, where patients and clinicians will be able to compare prices and pickup/delivery options from different pharmacies so they can make more informed decisions and save money.
A new API will introduce cash prices — what a pharmacy charges someone paying without insurance — alongside insurance-based prices. While clinicians can already see what a medication will cost under the patient’s insurance in Epic along with certain lower-cost alternatives, this opens up options that can be cheaper and more convenient for patients.
It also helps physicians keep their patients safe. Health systems will be notified when the patient fills their prescription and if a script goes unfilled for too long.
More information will be shared next week during Open@Epic.
Read more: prnewswire.com/news-releases…
Introducing Prescription Marketplace, where patients and clinicians will be able to compare prices and pickup/delivery options from different pharmacies so they can make more informed decisions and save money.
A new API will introduce cash prices — what a pharmacy charges someone paying without insurance — alongside insurance-based prices. While clinicians can already see what a medication will cost under the patient’s insurance in Epic along with certain lower-cost alternatives, this opens up options that can be cheaper and more convenient for patients.
It also helps physicians keep their patients safe. Health systems will be notified when the patient fills their prescription and if a script goes unfilled for too long.
More information will be shared next week during Open@Epic.
Read more: prnewswire.com/news-releases…
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