Brendan Keeler

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AHLA's Speaking of Health Law · Latest Developments in Interoperability Litigation · 23 Jun 2026 podcast

I think they did everything that um you might expect in terms of uh levying Sherman claims against Epic, but they also did information blocking claims.

And so this case is of the same variety as point click care or real-time medical, the same variety as buying, right?

This point solution alongside the EHR that was foreclosed and um from competition.

from you know and forced not out of business but like they lost all their epic customers and so

Uh with antitrust, there's some weaknesses because of Trinco and Due to the Deal uh that make it hard, make it really hard to use that tool.

But

information blocking, you know, that that's maybe that's proving very effective as we've talked about with real time medical, with Intuscare, with um Bine versus Henry Shine.

And so that could be a biggie because this is that is proving quite strong across those cases.

And this is the the nation's largest CHR.

And um the brief doesn't have all the details of their behaviors.

And so as that comes out, they could be in deep trouble.

I mean, the state torts of the unfair competition claims are proving extremely powerful, right?

We see with real-time medical, they got through the district court, they went up on appeal, they got through appeal, and now they're in, you know, are they gonna sell or not?

They've been sort of dancing around that for a while, but like

You know, it's a it's affected real change.

Like Point Click Pair has gone and changed their development programs in the past couple of weeks to allow for um authorized screen scraping that is a direct response and like a pot in some ways a positive response.

They're acknowledging an integration pattern.

There's debate about whether it's priced right and other things, but like

Suffice to say there's been real effects on the market for implementers for operators.

Um, and so you see that.

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