How long does EHR migration take?
EHR migration timelines depend on how much data moves, how many integrations have to be rebuilt, and how services-heavy the vendor's implementation is. The numbers vendors publish are best cases: Raintree advertises go-live in as little as five weeks, and SPRY's pricing FAQ says it will migrate your data in as few as 30 days. Orion takes a different route: a real patient goes through Orion by about day 7 of the Test Drive, and full go-live lands about 35 days after it.
Long migrations are usually a function of legacy, services-led implementations, lots of custom configuration and manual data mapping before you can use the system. Read any published timeline as a floor rather than an average: Raintree’s implementation page advertises go-live “in as little as five weeks”, and SPRY’s pricing FAQ promises to migrate your data “in as few as 30 days”. Both are stated as best cases.
Orion shortens this by running alongside your current EHR rather than forcing a hard cutover. You get value in the first 7 days, with a real patient going through Orion during the Test Drive, then migrate your data in stages with a final backfill once you decide to switch. Nothing is left behind, and there’s a clean exit the whole way if it isn’t right.
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