Brendan Keeler

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

So I I think

For those reasons, even though you look at these markets and you're like the incredible market power that EHRs have, because of the way that this type of software is almost indispensable to businesses, means that the they fail the SNP test, like even Epic, Athena, Eclinic Works.

You just want you, you can change, you can raise prices, nobody's gonna switch.

So like.

In that way you look and you're like, this should be antitrustable, but then these other measures make it really, really challenging versus you know, I like the cleaner, more novel information blocking via state tort hook.

I mean, I see optimism in all of this, right?

Like you got two classes of cases.

You have the HIE cases, you have Particle Health Gorilla and uh A D A D A A D J.

That's a messy little sequence right there.

And you're bound by those network rules, and the networks can't really figure it out.

And we have to think.

That's hard.

I don't but like the optimism is the other the other side of the point is like if you're building four providers in cool solutions and innovative solutions.

You have a superpower that no other industry has.

If you're a bullet point solution in in construction technology or property management or um

you know, cemeteries, like whatever.

Like there's always an EHR-esque solution, a system of record.

And they just say, get the hell out of here.

Right.

You go to a restaurant and Toast says to you.

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