Mount Sinai puts OpenEvidence inside Epic for doctors, nurses and pharmacists
Mount Sinai Health System announced on March 31, 2026 that it is rolling out OpenEvidence, an AI medical search tool, inside its Epic EHR across its seven hospitals. It is giving access to physicians, registered nurses and pharmacists. OpenEvidence answers clinical questions in plain language, with citations to peer-reviewed literature and guidelines. Coverage described it as OpenEvidence's first enterprise-wide deal with a health system.
Why it's notable: Clinicians have mostly used OpenEvidence on their own phones. This deal makes it a sanctioned tool inside the EHR for the whole care team, which is a model other health systems may follow to govern clinicians' use of AI.