Nonprofit Hawaii health system running four medical centers on Epic
Hawaii Pacific Health operates a statewide nonprofit care network built on Epic, MyChart and Cadence, with Kronos and Infor handling workforce and back-office operations. Adoption of AWS, AWS Bedrock and UiPath points to early automation and generative AI work layered on a traditional EHR core. Revenue cycle recurs across both pain points and projects, signaling an active overhaul of billing processes and training.
Hawaii Pacific Health is a not-for-profit health care system headquartered in Honolulu, founded in 2001. It is anchored by four medical centers, Kapiolani, Pali Momi, Straub and Wilcox, plus a network of outpatient locations across the state. The organization employs 5,001–10,000 people and reinvests earnings into equipment, facilities, research, education and charity care. Hiring is concentrated in clinical roles, with smaller needs in finance, pharmacy, perioperative and security, all within the United States.
Hawaii Pacific Health runs Epic, including MyChart for patient access, Cadence for scheduling and Cosmos, alongside ICD-10 coding and Crystal Reports for reporting.
Yes. The tech data shows Hawaii Pacific Health adopting AWS, AWS Bedrock and UiPath, pointing to cloud, generative AI and robotic process automation initiatives.
Current initiatives include a CAR-T cell therapy program, an instrument tracking system, high-risk obstetric case management and revenue cycle process implementation with testing and training.
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