The VA is rolling out Apple Health Records to its 9 million patients - Business Insider

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Apple's slew of Health Records partnerships, like with the VA, suggest its health record strategy hinges on working alongside existing systems:

Apple's slew of Health Records partnerships suggest its health record strategy is largely hinged on working alongside existing systems, rather than replacing them entirely:

We think Apple is aiming to transform — rather than disrupt — the electronic health record vendor market. Apple's solution serves to boost — not override — traditional medical record software offerings. When Apple tied up with EHR vendor Allscripts in August to get the service to Allscripts' hospital clients, we that Apple will continue to expand via link-ups with top EHR vendors.

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