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Funding effort underway to put Good News Clinics on hospital’s electronic records system

Dr. Rebecca Loomis, right, and medical assistant Anna Martinez work Tuesday, May 29, 2018, inside the Good News Clinics. Fundraising is underway to buy a new electronic health records system for Good News Clinics as The Medical Center Foundation is trying to put the clinics on equal footing with Northeast Georgia Medical Center and other practices that use the newly installed Epic software. - photo by Scott Rogers

05302018 HEALTH 1.jpg — Dr. Rebecca Loomis, right, and medical assistant Anna Martinez work Tuesday, May 29, 2018, inside the Good News Clinics. Fundraising is underway to buy a new electronic health records system for Good News Clinics as The Medical Center Foundation is trying to put the clinics on equal footing with Northeast Georgia Medical Center and other practices that use the newly installed Epic software. - photo by Scott Rogers

A fundraiser is underway to include Good News Clinics, a Gainesville free health care center, as part of Epic, Northeast Georgia Health System’s new electronic health records system.