Oracle Health has been recognized as a leader in the IDC MarketScape: U.S. Healthcare Data Platform for Providers 2024-25 Vendor Assessment. The report notes: "With a strong emphasis on interoperability, Oracle Health Data Intelligence aims to empower customers with access to data from various sources — clinical, claims, social determinants, pharmacy, and real-world data (Omics and De-ID) without the cost or complexity of integrating disparate systems." By integrating and analyzing data from a wide array of sources, Oracle Health Data Intelligence provides an EHR-agnostic cloud platform that enables providers to make more informed decisions that help improve care quality, operational efficiency, and financial performance. The solution also dramatically simplifies deployment for IT teams seeking a complete and pre-built lakehouse platform.

The IDC report evaluated 15 technology providers that have healthcare data platforms for providers in the U.S. The report adds that, "Oracle Health's integration of AI and predictive analytics across its platform is a powerful asset for its customers as they focus on delivering more personalized care." The report continues, "With a continued emphasis on innovation, the company remains committed to advancing healthcare through data-driven intelligence and operational excellence, making it a key player in the healthcare landscape."

"With its single, unified solution, Oracle Health can significantly reduce the cost and complexity of deploying a health data platform," said Mutaz Shegewi, senior research director, worldwide healthcare provider platforms and technologies, IDC. "Oracle Health Data Intelligence can integrate and analyze data from multiple sources at scale to help healthcare systems meet operational, clinical, and financial objectives while reducing the administrative burden on caregivers."