Implementing Cerner Millennium While Retaining Soarian Financials

Replacing an EHR takes more than a successful system build. It requires coordinated teams, clear governance, and careful planning across clinical and financial operations.

See how MedSys helped a Midwest health system implement Cerner Millennium across a 270-bed hospital and 15 clinics while retaining Soarian Financials and keeping the project on its planned timeline.

How Do You Implement Cerner Millennium While Retaining Soarian Financials?

A coordinated implementation plan must account for clinical workflows, financial integration, and decisions across multiple teams.

This health system needed to replace its hospital’s Soarian clinical system and its clinics’ NextGen platform while maintaining revenue cycle operations. MedSys guided the project from pre-implementation planning through post-go-live support, bringing structure to governance, testing, training, and workflow changes.

What Helped This Health System Prepare for Its EHR Transition?

MedSys established governance and communication structures before kickoff, then carried that approach through implementation. The case study explores three key areas:

• Governance from the start: Establishing accountability, communication, and risk management before project kickoff.

• Training built around workflows: Preparing users for both the new applications and changes to how they work.

• Clinical and financial coordination: Creating a revenue reconciliation process across clinical departments and financial systems.

What Were the Results of the Cerner Millennium Implementation?

The health system met its planned timeline and achieved a stable go-live with relatively few issues and no significant negative impact on revenue.

270 Beds | 15 Clinics | Planned Timeline Met

Download the full case study to explore the planning, coordination, and support behind the implementation.