NEW YORK, January 27, 2026
Epic Systems Faces Legal Challenge Over Data Exchange Practices
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A lawsuit filed by Epic Systems and several health systems against Health Gorilla has sparked debate over the handling of patient data and the complexities of interoperability.
- Epic Systems and several health systems have filed a lawsuit against Health Gorilla.
- The lawsuit alleges improper data exchange practices by Health Gorilla.
- Health Gorilla denies the allegations, calling them unfounded.
- Anthropic, the parent company of Claude for Healthcare, has secured additional funding, potentially exceeding $15 billion.
- Kodiak Solutions has acquired Besler to bolster revenue integrity services for healthcare providers.
- NOCD has acquired Rebound Health, forming a new parent company, Noto, to expand specialty behavioral health offerings.
The healthcare technology landscape shifted on January 27, 2026, as Health Gorilla responded to a lawsuit brought by Epic Systems and multiple health systems. The core of the dispute centers around allegations concerning Health Gorilla’s role in data exchange, claims the company vehemently denies. This legal battle underscores the ongoing challenges of achieving seamless and secure data sharing within the healthcare industry.
Funding Surges for AI-Powered Healthcare Solutions
In a separate development, Anthropic, the company behind Claude for Healthcare, is experiencing a significant influx of capital. Sources indicate the latest funding round values the company between $10 billion and $15 billion, signaling strong investor confidence in the potential of artificial intelligence to transform healthcare. This investment could accelerate the development and deployment of AI-driven tools for clinicians and patients alike.
Revenue Cycle Management and Behavioral Health See Consolidation
The trend of consolidation continued with two notable acquisitions. Kodiak Solutions, a healthcare revenue optimization firm, acquired Besler, a specialist in hospital revenue cycle consulting and technology. This move aims to enhance Kodiak’s services for hospitals, health systems, and medical practices.
Meanwhile, in the behavioral health space, virtual OCD treatment provider NOCD purchased Rebound Health, a company focused on virtual trauma therapy. The two entities have formed a new parent company, Noto, to broaden their reach and expand specialty behavioral health services. This acquisition reflects the growing demand for accessible and effective mental healthcare solutions.
