Healthcare DIVE September 8, 2025
Emily Olsen

A judge dismissed several claims brought by startup Particle Health against the EHR giant, but allowed some federal allegations to continue in court.

Dive Brief:

  • A federal judge dismissed several claims in the high-profile antitrust lawsuit against electronic health record giant Epic on Friday, but allowed other allegations by startup Particle Health to continue.
  • Last year, Particle sued the EHR vendor, arguing Epic had used its large market share to crush competition in tools for payers. Epic filed a motion to dismiss the suit in December.
  • The judge agreed with Epic on five of the nine claims, dismissing Particle’s assertions that the vendor had maintained a conspiracy to uphold its market dominance, as well as claims of defamation...

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Topics: EMR / EHR, Health IT, Technology
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