Becker's Healthcare June 15, 2022
Naomi Diaz

From completing its $28.5 billion acquisition of EHR company Cerner to its plans to release unified database for patient information, here are five of Oracle’s most recent healthcare moves as reported by Becker’s since June 1:

  1. On June 1, Oracle received the required antitrust approvals, including European Commission clearance, for its pending $28.5 billion acquisition of Cerner. With the approvals, the Cerner deal was expected to be completed following the expiration of its tender offer at midnight Eastern time on June 6.
  2. On June 7, Oracle announced that a majority of the outstanding shares of Cerner were validly tendered, and the other conditions to the tender offer have been satisfied or waived, meaning that the Cerner deal would...

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