Some regulatory certifications or registrations to products or services referenced on this website are held by Cerner Corporation. Cerner Corporation is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Oracle. Cerner Corporation is an ONC-certified health IT developer and a registered medical device manufacturer in the United States and other jurisdictions worldwide.
Cerner Corporation is proud to offer health IT products certified under the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) Health IT Certification Program. Provided below is key information about Cerner certified software.
Linked below is a list of the Cerner Certified Health IT Modules and the respective cost and fee information for each. Also included are the specific certified criteria for each Certified Health IT Module, certification dates, certified software versions, unique certification numbers, and significant implementation details.
Download the Cerner-provided Certified Health IT Costs Information (PDF)
The following information applies to US-based healthcare providers seeking to deploy Cerner certified API technology for their Cerner Millennium or Soarian Clinicals EHR. Pricing identified is effective as of November 1, 2021. Cerner certified API technology is available free of charge to clients utilizing the Cerner Ambulatory ASP model as it is part of the bundled product available to Cerner Ambulatory clients. For information on certified API access and fees for app developers, see API Access and Fees.
As part of the Conditions and Maintenance of Certification introduced with the 21st Century Cures Act Final Rule, the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT adopted an annual requirement for developers of certified health IT to demonstrate the successful interoperability of their certified software in real-world use. Real World Testing is demonstrated through annual Real World Testing plans outlining how the certified developer will be demonstrating the successful interoperability for each pertinent certified capability, and the corresponding Real World Testing results. Provided below are the Cerner annual Real World Testing plans and results organized by calendar year.
Under the ONC’s Standards Version Advancement Process (SVAP), developers of certified health IT are permitted to voluntarily certify to newer versions of adopted standards that have been approved by the National Coordinator via the SVAP. Provided below is a listing of the National Coordinator–approved newer versions of adopted standards that Cerner has (or intends to) voluntarily certified to, organized by calendar year.
Some Cerner Certified Health IT Modules support multifactor authentication (MFA) using industry-recognized standards for specific use cases. Linked below is additional documentation outlining those MFA use cases and supplemental information related to its implementation and use.
Download the Cerner multifactor authentication use cases documentation (PDF)
Cerner’s certified health IT modules which store electronic health information (EHI) support the ability to export that EHI in an electronic and computable format. This includes both a single patient export capability intended for fulfilling a patient’s right of access request and a patient population export intended for the purpose of facilitating data transitions when providers switch health IT systems.
Provided below are the data format specifications for the various EHI Export capabilities across applicable certified health IT modules. These specifications should be used to assist in interpreting and processing EHI received as part of an EHI export operation.
To obtain more information about how Cerner products meet the ONC certification standards, please email us at ocregulatorycompliance_us@oracle.com. For direct access to Cerner’s published certifications, please see ONC’s Certified Health IT Product List (search for “Cerner”).
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