Founded in 1979, Epic Systems operates in healthcare. Its most recent disclosed valuation is $45B. The stock is not listed on any public market.
One company valuation: $45B, dated Dec 2024.
Founder-led private healthcare software, duplicate entry.
Last valuation$45BDec 2024Epic Systems builds electronic health record software used by hospitals, clinics and health systems, and holds the largest share of the EHR market in the United States. Judith Faulkner founded the company in 1979 with a $70,000 investment, and it is based on a large campus in Verona, Wisconsin, that includes castle-like and Harry Potter-themed buildings.
More than 325 million patients have a record inside Epic's systems, according to the company, and its Cosmos platform pools de-identified data for research. The company remains privately held, employed about 14,000 people in 2025, and reported $6.7 billion in revenue that year.
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No. Epic Systems is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
The last valuation is $45B.
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